Bryant spoke softly, "Bound by your obligation to Aisha, your men bound by loyalty to you. I am afraid my presence unbalances your organization, as you would be forced to discipline your own soldiers, quickly and harshly, should they, in fact do, what may be in the best interest of the organization. I understand your predicament, and I hope that we can find information that will allow us to strike out on our own, and therefore absolve you of your duties as host and protector."
He nodded with respect as he continued, "Both B., and myself, understand your predicament, and I hope that, perhaps, once the current situation is resolved that we can count on your continued goodwill. I would be glad to make any reparations that you feel our stay has incurred with either yourself, or your organization."
He almost withdrew a slim, but restrained himself. "B., hates the odor of the Szczepanski, if she jacks out and is in a cloud of that she'd assume it was me," he held out his hand, "let me finish, and you can blame me, yeah?"