"I can't let you out of here, not if you're infected. If you change, you'll kill everyone in the Grove."

"I'm going to suggest that you put that down and we'll leave and both of us will let bygones be bygones." 

She looks cowed. Cayden has a sword and she has a poisonous stick. "Do you promise that if you get any symptoms, you'll stop yourself?"

"Of course," he says, lyingly. 

She hands him a vial. "Take this. Wyvern poison. And don't be near the Grove when it happens."

He hands it to Shadowheart.

What a touching gift. Ever since she was a little girl in a Sharran cloister, she dreamed of the day a random man would hand her a deadly poison. "So, onwards towards the adventurers before we out stay our welcome?"

The child is now crying, and there is a snake right next to her face. 

Um???

He grabs the snake.

Everyone is confused, not least the snake!

"What are you doing?!" asks what appears to be the leader of this situation, a red-haired middle aged elf woman.

"Um. Normally, when a child is crying... and there's a snake... you should remove the snake from the situation..." How about he puts the snake down. 

She arches an eyebrow. "Do they normally interfere with interrogations where your from?"

Wyll has the expression of someone torn between Good and Law and coming up "AAAAAAAAAAAA."

Shadowheart has a subtler expression about this situation, but oh boy is it there if you look.

"...where I'm from we don't threaten children with snakes."

"She tried to steal a holy relic. A whole lot worse could have happened, and she would have still deserved"

The child is trying to put on a brave face.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAA.

AAAAAAAAAA.

Why are we do-gooding here? It's not like it'll get us anything. 

He kneels next to the kid. "Shh. It's all right. I'm not going to let them hurt you. Do you know where your adults are?"

The head druid has not been in charge for very long, and she has no clue what to do with such blatant insubordination. If Cayden poured jam on his head and sung praises to Bhaal, she'd have a better idea what to do. 

"They should be with the rest of the adults in Grove?" the child says.

"Can you take me to them?"

The child nods. 

"You can't just take her," the head druid sputters.