Anduin studies her a long moment, thoughtful. Her insight is, perhaps, a little too detailed. It's coming from something personal, something that prickles at Anduin's senses. She knows where it comes from, she says, and Anduin believes her -- and that belief is what is making him wary.

"War is rarely anything but senseless," he says finally. "You start with a reason, a justification, but it isn't long before you're just... fighting for the sake of fighting. Fighting because you've always fought. Fighting to avenge all those who died the during the fighting."