Yeah, that's what I'm trying to do. As it stands, we have an enemy that can strike largely out of nowhere. If it's involved, just turning her loose would be terribly irresponsible, regardless of any agreement to turn back.
>"Because I'd rather do that than see you hurt for the sake of pride, on either of our parts. I offered that compromise as a last resort, frankly I would rather pay more to assure your safety, whatever the odds may be. I hope you understand this isn't a thing I'm saying lightly. Whether professional ethics or personal pride, I cannot let you take the risk so lightly. And, I hope you understand at this point that if I could say more, at this point, I would. It's entirely possible I'm fretting over nothing, but I would not want to leave it to chance. It's not that I don't trust you, it's that I don't trust what I fear if it's involved."