Hill slowly walked to the big pool of Purwell. Actually, he was also a bit curious about how Lynn ended up at odds with the elves and whether the scene was spectacular.
But Hill could also sense that Lynn seemed a bit uneasy, uncertain whether what he had done was worth it, and worried about causing Hill unnecessary trouble.
This matter probably didn't have much to do with Hill, but Lynn needed Hill's support to firmly refuse.
The most likely issue was the presence of the Elf Crusade; nothing could be done about it since too many elders arrived, there would always be some problems.
Elves don't have a strong sense of family, but clan values are quite strong. All the noble and officer families following Admiral Gar would certainly have clan leaders.
Wanting the young people in the clan to follow the prince and make accomplishments instead of spending their lives as city guards in some city is quite normal.
