Shooting Star

[Keller]

He seemed mildly insulted that she didn't present the document to him by herself, that lack of directness resulted in a prompt refusal when the soldier did carry out their instructions and tried to present it to Keller. "While you are most assuredly within your own Domain, Governor. An offer of this magnitude necessitates at least some degree of courtesy. And I believe I've shown your soldiers no shortage of such, along with respect where appropriate", he turned his view away from her and to the soldier, whom he met with a stern but almost apologetic look. While still of course refusing to receive the document. "You can continue to hide on the other end of this table and behind all your tokens. But if you want me to talk to you about what you seem to have in mind, then I require these restraints removed and the right to sit." His delivery of these words was firm, but yet again delivered with the vaguest amount of respect. He was more than likely still frustrated, but the largest extent of scorn he seemed to harbor wasn't intended for her.

At least on the exterior he seemed willing to have this talk with her, provided of course that he wasn't treated like the sort of men that he had a reputation for killing.