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"That it does." Of course her extended stay at his place hadn't been discussed any further than it was originally set. Not that he minded if she wanted to stick around longer, or that he wasn't going to kick her out. "Fair enough though, most people think that at those times. People are just telling you what you want to hear. I'm sure that if I hadn't been a monkey on your back about it, you would have continued believing that."

He blinked at the sudden seriousness that entered her eyes as she propped up to more or less warn him. Leaning forward some he pressed a kiss to her forehead. “Well then…it is a fine thing that I am a man of action. I may have pretty words as well, but I know nothing ever happens without action. I’ll do my best not to disappoint.” Lhia was part of the older generation of elves, hardened by time and experience and able to know the sudden seriousness of anything when it demanded. Something only age and experience brought on, and she was one who wore it well. “We’re not strangers. You know you can trust me. When haven’t you been able to do so?”

"Where I come from, we keep we do what we mean and mean what we do. There is no inbetween on that matter." Settling down with her as well, arm still resting around her as they lounged and laid out things. "Then reverie assured that you're not being foolish in pursing things. Are you staying here tonight? Or do I need to escort you back to your room, sad as that would be."

Time saw both Lhia and Vale back on shifts, but not out of his personal estate just yet. But dressed in uniform only slightly different from others as per his ranking, he had gathered up Vale and was leading a slightly nervous elf to Requias. "I promise you'll be perfectly fine. Giley will take fien care of you and you'll have no worries. If you need anything you know how to get in contact with your mother." Anything meaning of course comfort.

Leaving the boy, it was a short trip over to the Vrist Outpost, where he was begrudingly let in. "I'm here to see Queen Mahlari and Princess Krymsyn...if you would be so kid as to lead me onward."

He didn't even raise an eyebrow at her boy dragging, and the boy himself didn't seem too put off, not to mention that she merely told him to go away more than anything else. To Tyyrael that was progress and her gave her a bright affectionate grin to her as she plopped down. "They didn't? Well, I'm sorry you didn't have more time to pretty up for me, but you look beautiful even without the time." He always appealed her to vanity, it helped soften any mood, but she deserved it to as well. Giving a little bow to her as was respectful he gave her another grin. "I'm not keeping you from anything fun am I? I know how boring I can be." Emphasis with a little twist in his voice on 'boring', after all she was a child.

"Well I'm sure there's an occassion you can wear it for. Or you can change, I can always wait." Keeping up the warm and friendly with her that she responded to so well. "Thank you dear little Lady, I do try to look my best despite my age." Crouching some down to her eye level so he didn't have to look down and she didn't have to look up. "I haven't been by in a while and you and I just have so much fun together when we have outings. Would you like to come on one with me? If you mother says that's okay of course." Knowing that even if Mahlari said no, the child would whine her way to a yes. "And I need to talk to your mother about the little fight she had with Lord Silvercrest."

"Sure, we can go anywhere you want. The flowers are in full bloom and and they're so pretty. You'd look beautiful around them and I'm sure they'd smile to have you around." He held in a sigh at her excitment over the constant, this time escalated, bickering between the two. "I know, I miss all the good things." Rising and turning his attention to Mahlari, giving her a little bow as well though apparently she had already made up her mind. "Oh dear...and I was going to deliver the news that your ban was going to be lifted. But I see you'd rather not have that." He was not scared to mess with Mahlari either. "That and I wanted to borrow your daughter for a few hours."

Few childrened argued with their parents like she did, not that he felt sorry for Mahlari and thought the woman enjoyed it because it bolstered things for later use. "We all have duties and lessons to attend to. Doesn't mean we shouldn't look outside our own boxes." Letting them argue though a little, not stepping in on the matter. Though he did take note of the friend thing and how the girl reacted. She didn't spit the answer out, she had thought about it.

"Oh let the precious little thing go." Telisha sauntered into the room, arms crossed and came to stand next to Tyyrael, brushing against him in all too friendly fashion just because she could. "Tyyrael apparently has nothing better to do than check on the youth as always. Besides." Grinning at her sister, whom she knew was having a little...issue. "Kid out of your hair and you can deal with Khaiver." And personally she hoped the brat drowned somewhere for taking her throne place.