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Leena just blinked as she watched them all calmly, wondering if she should intervene at any point in time, ending up remaining silent. He almost made it sound as if her people were incompetent. Grimacing, she bowed her head, holding herself as she knew what the princess was going through, already walking out of the room to get to the roof, using the quickest ways. "Eve? It's Leena. Do you want to talk?" She called, glancing around for the princess. She just had an inkling as to where she may go, after all, she went there enough herself.

Leena sighed a little, walking over to her, the wind catching her white hair. "Are you so sure? Most in my kingdom don't really trust me as their leader. Find me incompetant in some way just because of my heritage. That I won't be able to fill in my fathers shoes and lead them to victory." She murmured, smiling sadly as she looked over to her. "Try me. Though I won't make you, I just know that I had no one I could really talk to, and so maybe you'd want that courtesy." She added softly, looking at her with a calm expression, one sleeve fluttering a little.

Leena couldn't help but chuckle, patting her shoulder, giving it a small rub before her hand fell to her side. "Do I understand. Thats why I asked your opinion since I want to respect the fact that you are a fellow princess and leader. There are still some in my kingdom who have no faith in me and expect me to lead them to disaster and such. On a smaller scale, I do understand." She folded her hands behind her back, looking up to the sky. "I haven't, had I?" She asked rather suddenly, tilting her head a little, smiling to the princess.

Leena nodded once, smiling softly that started fading, growing sad. "I know, I was watching and listening even if I said nothing." She murmured, sighing herself, bowing her head, looking towards the ground. "That's how they were with me when I first took the throne after my father died while fighting to protect us. They believed me stupid, insignificant, useless..... and yet they had to follow me. You can imagine how that went over with everyone. Few in the castle even wanted to listen to me. They didn't even want to think that I could be competent or anything." She said softly, holding herself with a heavy sigh.

Leena grimaced a little, tilting her head as she tried not to think of her father. "I know.... And yes, she was. Still, for us, the one who left an impression was my father, Tuvrien. I suppose it's the point of view you wish to take." She said softly, a strong gust buffeting her hair about. "Oh some did though. I hold scars from that." She murmured, barely audible as she bowed her head. "Almost failed in that respect. Probably is why not everyone is in full support of me. So I do get what you mean though. Just don't feel alone in that."

Cori sighed as she left, having a sinking feeling she'd not helped a bit. People never had been her strong point... She got up again, going back to the wall and seeming to sink into the shadows. Her cloak helped, the motled gray and green fabric letting her blend in. She didn't move, only her eyes. Rangers were masters in that fasion, at staying hidden and moving silently, as well as their archery.

Eve smiled and nodded, following after Leena. Once they came back down, Tuin nodded comfortably and turned back to Roran, not seeming to care at the moment now.