Hadrin has watched the whole scene, too stunned to move. He knew Myitt as a casual acquaintance, and he'd trusted her, but he never would have expected something like this. He waits as the Andalites rush forward, almost certain that they will kill her, but instead they stand there yelling down at her while she is caught up in tears like a confused human child.
Slowly he walks over, glancing at the pool just to confirm the inevitable, but keeping well away from the Andalites in their anger.
"Myitt," he says softly, "you had no right to be trial and executioner."
Myitt looks up at the people surrounding her, her eyes red and filled with tears. "Is it unacceptable, Ossanlin?" she demands, her voice cracked, swallowing the lump in her throat. "Is it unacceptable not to take the slightest risk that would endanger everything and everyone I care for?"
<Uh...yes?> Tara says sardonically.
"Shut up, human," Myitt snarls aloud, looking away. "You wanted him to use you."
<Oh, don't blame this on me!> Tara warns. <I didn't pull the trigger, Myitt.>
After a few tremulous seconds, Myitt looks back up at the Andalites. At Hadrin.
"I did what any of you would do, if someone knew everything," she says through gritted teeth. "And that someone worked for your greatest enemy. I know the data on memory relapses with near total wipes, and the process could have killed him anyway. Would you have berated each other, then? No, it would have been a convenience. Yes, Ossanlin, this is war, and we cannot afford to lose."