The law has never been on his side, has never worked for him. He doesn't have faith in things being dealt with, and he's worried about overburdening Kaidan and Teren. But he can't deny Nate his hope that something could or would be done. That someone else would find it intolerable too.

"In the morning," he says tiredly. "In the morning we can speak with them. I don't want to disrupt anything else."

That he's been a part of ruining Twisted Fate's party is weight enough on his shoulders. Waking the two senior Wardens is too much.

"It's not like someone's going to come into our tent to hit me." Probably. Maker. He almost wishes someone would try for him in front of one of the people who care, but at the same time he doesn't want this to be on anyone else.