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Jewlet looked at the knight that responded to her greeting. She waved back with force smile. 'Don't act so gloomy. When your out an about act at lest some what happy.' She had been told that many times and just lately it seemed to be more of an order then a 'Please Do'. She watch the knight closely. "Um..." She started but did not finish because he had made it around the pillar. A small sigh escaped from her mouth.
Then she saw the lizardman. Is he part of the court? She looked at the creator and realized he seemed to be following the knight with the green hair. She shook her head lightly and went back to her task at hand. To tell the king the king the messege had been delivered. She was very quick to do, so. Once that matter was over with, she headed back to the ground level.

Jewlet exited the cloakroom and end up at the upper court yard. One more messege need to be delivered, but luckly it was just to the front gate. She walked past Grant with her eyes down. "Good day." She said in a light tone. She reached the stairs and started to go down them. Then she found herself in the way. She jumped off the side of the stair case and used her power to land gently on to the ground below.
Once her feet were back on the ground, she straightend out her dress. As usual some people seemed shocked by her action, but it didn't bother her. She quickly made her way over to the front gate and began to talk to the gard. She bowed and bid the man a nice day. Now, she could have free time to do something she wanted to, but what?

Jewlet met up with Grant. "I am fine, Sir Grant." She answered his question from earlier. "Thank you very much for caring." She has all ways been very well mannered and it showed when she spoke, but she just wasn't very happy or lively. "How are your troops doing with their trainning?" She asked finguring this mite be better for her to do then sit in a cold room to think.
She looked at the troops and they seemed to be mad. 'I have caused trouble.' She thought. "Do not go to hard on them because of their actions. They're just doing as told." She said what her mother would have said. "Plus, it does not bother me." She truned her eyes back to Grant.

Jewlet said. "Your apology is accepted. " She took a deep breath to relax her mind. A small smile crossed her face. "That is good to hear." She said as she looked down.
She was completely out of words to say or question to ask. "Sir, Grant. I will leave you to do your job." She said bowing. "Fare thee well." She started to walk off, not quite sure what she could do next. Different ideas raced through her head, but none seemed to spark her intrest.

Grant smiled as Jewlet walked off. Grant always had a soft spot in his heart for the opposite gender. Walking back up to the upper courtyard he noticed that the two recruits had finally caught up. "You there, Gon and Niro, come here for a moment." Grant moved over to the two barrels that had been brought. "Because you weren't with the group when the men practically trampled that lady I'm letting you off with a warning. As for the water, distribute it to the men as much as they need and then see me in my office." That being said Grant walked away with his hands resting on his back. He headed for the stables where he got Jenny, his Dutch draft hourse, saddles up and ready to ride before feeding her some oats. He then when to his office where he did what he always did. Try to take a nap.

"Yes sir!" He said with a happy grin. Thankful that he didn't have to run twenty laps and wasn't the cause of this order. Niro looked over to the tall lizardman they called Gon. Wow, he's even taller then I thought. I bet he's one of the elits. Taking the barrel on the right, Niro began to open his. Though he didn't know how exactly. He usually got his from a well or a stream. He was about to ask Gon when he saw him take the lid off with is claws. "Wow, that must come in handy," Niro thought about what he said and place a hand on his head, "No pun intended." He chuckled a little, grinning from ear to ear. He extended his hand to shake. "Sorry about getting you knights in trouble like that. I didn't meant too, really I didn't. But um...I hope there's no ill weather between us."

Gon was a little reluctant to trust the elf, but what could he possibly do to hurt Gon that the Knights haven't already tried. What was a bit odd for Gon was Niro thought he was a knight. Gon extended his right hand and carefully grasped Niro's left; speaking as he did so.

"For more things then you can possibly imagine. I'm Gon and you are mistaken, I'm no knight yet; just a squire, like yourself. You should worry about your mistakes; they are part of learning and if the others don't see that, they need to make mistakes."

Gon did his best to put only a little force into shaking Niro's hand. During all of his time here, Gon wasn't really sure he was accepted by anyone, even Grant. Since this elf seemed to be unaware of the types of savages Lizardmen were known to be, it seemed like a start to finally have someone get to know him instead of treating Gon like a monster. If Niro understood Gon's nature and the others began to respect Niro, it would circle to Gon finally being considered a civilized creature by everyone in the castle. Gon's race of course would still be known as a race of savages of course; to gain civilization for one creature is easy, for a whole race it's much harder.