Clearly Cullen was going to have to be the voice of dissent. "Reason has come and gone at this point," he starts. As much as he would like to appeal to reason, he knows Cassandra wouldn't let it happen. "The moment we are spotted near that tower our target is going to send everything he has at us. There will be no reasoning with him. For him, it is only life and death, and the possibility to live another day."

He looks to Cassandra at that point before continuing. "As it is, if Lady Cassandra is looking for this man, all other avenues have been exhausted. If a Seeker has to be sent out against a mage, then we should be wary. He will mean to kill us, and we should be ready to do the same."