Luner nodded once, "I am well aware of that and I just want to make sure they don't hurt anyone else."
Douglas stood up, "Lord Luner if these Wolf Hunters are as bad as you say prehaps finding out the reason why they want to kill you rather then chasing after them would be benificial."
"Why do you think that?"
"Phsycology is oftentimes a very valueable tool in finding out motive which these wolves certain will have if they want to harm the council."
"Hemm you have a valid point Douglas," Luner gave ground.

Kaladin tilted his head slightly. "It's a great idea, but how would we do that?"

"Find out more about them," Douglas explained, "why they do what they do."

Kaladin nodded. "That would work..."

"Are you willing to help us with that," Luner asked.

"I am." Kaladin confirmed.

"Good. What did you notice or were told that you remember," Luner asked.

Kaladin gave a sheepish grin. "It wasn't really my bussiness. I didn't bother much with personal information..."

'Anything you noticed," Douglas asked, "you didn't have to ask merly obseve. Such as did they have a partical way of speaking or favorite food?"

Kaladin thought for a moment. "Yes-- the elder male seemed to be their leader; carried himself with authority, but he wasn't bossy. The youngest is..." He shot a brief glance at the flowers on his head (He didn't seem to mind them in the slightest), and no words were needed. "The elder female was carring for them all, and I didn't get much out of the fourth."