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"He also has the we were ready to kill him for it thing as well." he said scratching the back of his head and shrugging.

Deyadoth looked amused at their bickering, but then grew a bit grim. "You caught Aden on a bad day. The only reason he pursued you the way he did was because those particular brass knuckles were a gift from his old commander, Perne. Very few know this, so do not take this information lightly, but Aden had to carry Perne out of the trenches on the front lines later that week... Aden spent the next month in silence, and then he requested a transfer to Aviano. Perne was like a father to Aden..." Deyadoth's face was somewhat sad at these words, "He was a father to the whole squad..."

Deyadoth realized he was letting his emotions get a hold of him and he shook his head. "Needless to say, Aden may be a loyal soldier. But, his loyalty lies with Devoncroix, not the humans or Dark Moon. And, you," Deyadoth pointed halfheartedly at Altair, "Aden actually believed you were on somewhat good terms. He always turned a blind eye to your thievery before now. Once he calms down, I don't see any reason he wouldn't help you." Deyadoth looked around and walked to the door, " And on that note, I need to go calm him down."

Deyadoth walked out of the shop and dissapeared in the direction of the castle.