Well, it's definitely understandable why he would offer this, and maybe "insulting" is not the right word in this case, since he didn't mean it like an insult. Still, I think he judged our character as more of an assassin for hire than a person with principles. What I meant here is that we are not actually getting much out of this deal. We shouldn't even consider whether the Waystone project will be better or worse off based on this decision. What we are actually intersted in is the bigger picture. We would do it for free if we knew 100% that it would benefit Kislev and the Empire. I think that we should show this to Boris, at the very least. Currently he has a completely wrong understanding of us. And that proves that he can be wrong about some things, and might not know what other avenues of solving the problem we personally could bring. I mean, maybe all our influence is still not enough. But I don't think that anybody even stopped to think of alternative solutions, and that's definitely wrong, in my book.
