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-Sometimes, people are more dangerous than they seem,” Aurelius reluctantly agreed. “But how will we know for sure that she is the killer? It seems that in such cases, it is customary to look for clues and question witnesses.
-If she did it in a state of unconsciousness, how can we know that she won't attack someone again? And if not... that's even worse for us.
-It was obvious to anyone with eyes. Kuetsi helped him as much as she could, alleviating the course of the illness, but the medicine could not defeat it quickly. I assumed that the poisoner might try again, and I have been monitoring the situation all this time.
-Don't forget, Amos, that it was you who "failed to monitor the situation." You could have asked for help from me or anyone else; we would have guarded the commander's peace day and night. What should we do with her? - Ratislav asked Amos, pointing at Ivisa. - Let her go? While you are still formally our commander.