Things had went as smoothly as she had hoped they could have. Dante was indeed being punished but her main goal was not really to see his suffering. As much as it was deserving. It was to preserve peace and with Moth and Arrow at her side giving her the confidence she needed they has achieved that. The idea that neither group would bother one another and they would attempt to let old wounds heal, wounds she had never been around to see inflicted. She knew that some would not like the idea but it would stand and she sighed as she walked with her two Confidantes. Things just needed to get better and she had no want to have the Pitt or anyone else breathing down their necks. The swampland had had enough trouble as it was. "Tanglers! Gather around as she has something to say!"

She didn't go to the stone slab and instead she wandered over to the home she shared with her girlfriend. Sitting down there she waited, watching figures approach. "From this moment on Tanglewood is a true neutral of the Pitt. But as a condition we are not to go to their borders nor they ours. The only exception allowed is Atticus for he has risked life and limb for us. Healed her when she came home... as an extension she will allow Sweeney as well." That was pushing it for the pale lioness but Atticus knew her and so she conceded.

Atbash still saw no reason to even be neutral with The Pitt as funny as it was, but she wasn't the type to go against her leader. Sure, she may voice her opinion about the matter if she really wanted to, but at this point... the savannah knew she was just gonna piss of Atticus again and quite frankly, she didn't have the energy to deal with another verbal argument that would only end up with neither of them agreeing on things. An endless battle.

That being said, there was clear disapproval on Atbash's face as Elsweyr announced the neutrality with The Pitt, and even more so when she mentioned Atticus and Sweeney. "Noted." Was all Atbash said, her tone almost uncharacteristicly monotone. She was just disappointed and highly disapproved of the Luminary's decision, was all.