Saul frowned in disdain, this didn't feel that well planned, if he was honest it was more like haphazard guesswork; He tried to shrug but it hurt too much so he gave up on that. Instead he swept his gaze around the room one last time, seeing the abbey's walls begin to shake violently as massive cracks filtered through the stonework.. time to go.. Saul spun around, wincing slightly, and moved towards the exit as swiftly as his battered body would allow him.
As he walked past the exhausted form of Lesa, being supported by Requarah, Akarin and another Assassin, Saul nodded tersely to the younger Lahmian; the ruined side of his face just visible under his hood of shadow.. Requarah's earlier bravery, which borderlined on dangerous stupidity, had won the Lahmian a grudging respect from Saul; a respect which conflicted with his customary dislike for her bloodline but it was refreshing to see a Lahmian who was prepared to risk her own neck.
Outside the Abbey, he found Trinity in conversation with another unknown von Carstein.. Saul's lip curled slightly in distaste, he saw no reason to become acquainted with such lowlifes but then Trinity was always more sociable than he was. He extended his hand and waited for her to take it, feeling the coolness of her skin as she did.. Saul's burgeoning anger dissipated rapidly. He was more than relieved to see that she hadn't been seriously wounded in the battle, a few shallow cuts and emerging bruises littered her visible skin but nothing worse than that.