It was indeed Emet-Selch's appearance that caught Goro's attention, and why he disengages from the main crowd to approach them. The good General appears to be handling the greetings competently, some exchange of tokens of "peace". Nothing Goro need trouble himself with, not when he is more curious about the appearance of an enemy at this gathering. His gaze only briefly lingers on Hythlodaeus before turning his attention to Emet-Selch, and nodding in at least a show of respect.

"You have my thanks." His tone is formal, and polite, a far cry from the brutal brusqueness that he demonstrated during the Dimming. "There are citizens among the Free Cities who are...concerned with what happened during the events of Eifstide. As a citizen of the commune, what was your impression of that night's unfortunate events?" It would be interesting, if Solvunn had had an easier time of things during that long night. A sign that maybe the sorcerers were able to effect more control over the dead they'd unleashed than they claimed.