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Farin marched through the door in a mood he had been totally degraded infront of the enemy. Aldon and Uldur turned and smiled seeing him alone. "I told you she'd keep him in line" Uldur chuckled as Aldon agreed "Farin" he called as Farin looked up to see them both out the back and he joined them..."She sent you back did she?" Aldon asked handing ihm a cup of tea. "Yeah, I did nothing wrong, and the queen seems like she deserves this a** kickin" he said sipping the hot drink. Aldon chuckled as did Uldur "Whether she deserves it or not, she won't know what hit her, and for the moment Farin, the ball is in her court, it is up to her to start." he said his words of experience and wisdom exceeded even Aldons.

"Ok, good day miss" He nodded and turned to walk out of the room

Aldon Uldur Farin and Miandra were already up and out after feeling the vibrations from afar, they went to the peak all together and watched the events unfold, "It looks like we have an unallied assistance" Uldur smirked..."It seems so, this should keep htem busy for a while" Aldon replied "However we don't want them to assume this attack is from us, cause surely that'll be seen as yourslef inticing them into battle which isn't what we wish" Farin said and surprisingly he was right and his words werent soaked with sarcasm. "That's true, this is a good omen for us, but we don't want to loose sight of out intentions as this could easily be turned on us" Miandra added. Aldon noded in agreement as did Uldur and they all turned back to go to the house to discuss further plans.

Linette slowly walked down, back to her room and got dressed. She looked out of the window. Llyr... I've never been in the capital here. She thought, as she started walking down the stairs, and into the kitchen, whee she wrote a note to the staff. She then walked out of the big front doors, and into the chilly weather.

((im going to ze capital^^, ))

A familiar brown gelding rode it's way into the flowing rivers. The horse was only familiar because of the person who rode it. A stout man with a touch of gray in his remarkably blue hair. His clothing was an odd assortment of finery in the reds of his home town, in tesla. This was the rather famous Lord Dracien, and he rode alone over the rodes to meet the new Lord of the flowing rivers since Sekain's unfortunate demise. Apparently, there was rumor that the dead man was back, and Dracien easily beleived that. He had staged his own death numorous times to pull those that wanted his position out into the open. For now, though, he rode up to the fortress manor of the flowing rivers. He hopped off his horse and greeted the palace with a flurry of compliments. Lord Dracien of Tesla was finnaly here.

Lord dracien gave a bow fitting his station. Rising from the formality he worked on straightening his gloves as he talked. "Nice to meet you, lord. . . I don't believe I know your name, sir." The lord told Aldon formally. He hadn't been to the flowing rivers since Sekai had been in charge, and that had been a very long time ago. The biggest reason he had returned was to renew the trade agreement between them. The water from this land was more than just a commodity from where he was from.

"A pleasure to meet you, Lord Aldon." Lord Dracien replied formally. He barely remembered the last time he had been there, but Fadram would probably remember Aldon. Lord Dracien glanced behind him, as he entered behind Aldon. Fadram was no where to be seen, but Lord Dracien knew the old man would be there when he needed him. "I've heard you've been having trouble with the capital recently." Lord dracien chatted, facing forward again.

Lord Dracien smiled at the idea. It was more or less what he had done in Tesla with his own king, except it wasn't nearly as official. He patted his sword. A thing which he rarely used. "She does have her secrets. A good many of my men have died trying to get them." The part about his men dying was rather bitter. He disliked having his men die, like most people. "How has it been going so far?"