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Zet watched everyone as they seemingly barely cared about his introduction. It was understandable that someone who didn't know the Krovi name wouldn't mind it much, and they did have more important plans to discuss. Zet pretty much just hung back and listened to the others talk. At least it was until they mentioned the capital being the best move next. Zet walked away from the group a bit and walked behind a tree. He sat down against it and just thought there alone. It wasn't as if he couldn't yell out to them, and he was close enough to hear them talk, he just didn't want to be seen right now.

As he sat there with his knees nearly up to his chest, and both his arms draped over them, he was visibly shaking. The capital.... They were right, strategically it was the best move. However Krovi's weren't exactly welcome there. The others probably wouldn't have even guessed, and Sydo probably wouldn't automatically put it together. That was why Zet had walked away. This way his nervousness wasn't shown. There had to be a way he could go with them, he just needed to think.

If he went in as a Krovi, he would likely be arrested or killed on sight. He would probably be in a race with Ryu for who was hated more there. However the Krovi's often adorned their hoods, so their features weren't well know. If he didn't openly wear the Krovi colors and he hid his normal clothing the whole time they were there, it was possible he could pull it off. People didn't need to know he was a Krovi until after the war, but that meant this time he would need to reveal his face to everyone. He wasn't sure he was quite ready for that yet either. Maybe he was out of his league in this whole thing. There was no going back now though. No he promised Marina and everyone else there he would help and he wasn't going back on that now. He couldn't. This next visit especially though, would be complete hell for him.