Ordinarily, he might glibly agree with the comment about Atris's propensity for judgement, but the rest ...?
It does him some good to know that - for the moment, at least - the others are likely still alive. The fact that she is the one searching for them, and the unease he feels at her presence, wipes that away.
"'The task has been set.'" Orren echoes. "By whom? And who is taking up this task?"
He notices the missing hand, but doesn't comment on it just yet. After all, she isn't the only one who's suffered that particular injury. His own right hand isn't the flesh and blood she'd remember, but rather a mechanical prosthetic.
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It does him some good to know that - for the moment, at least - the others are likely still alive. The fact that she is the one searching for them, and the unease he feels at her presence, wipes that away.
"'The task has been set.'" Orren echoes. "By whom? And who is taking up this task?"
He notices the missing hand, but doesn't comment on it just yet. After all, she isn't the only one who's suffered that particular injury. His own right hand isn't the flesh and blood she'd remember, but rather a mechanical prosthetic.