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Finally arriving at her chambers, Freya turned around to look for her royal guard. Deciding it was not wise to wait outside her own room, she opened the door.

'Honestly...That Allie...'

Turning around, she shut her door. Freya then walked over to a desk she had set up for her duties. Pausing to glance at the papers, she turned to look outside her window to see flowers. With a sigh of indifference, she looked back at the door awaiting her Royal Guard.

Once the pendant was in her hands, Freya gently grazed over the jewel. How long had it been since she had seen this pendant?
It was a medium sized pendant with silver enamel, and emerald detail. Coupled with a large amber in the center of this oval pendant. All of this was attached to a 20 inch silver chain.
Lifting her gaze back to Saen, she let out a breath, "It is a very important item... An item from my husband." Returning her gaze back to the jewel, she grazed over it once more. "It is a Tear Gem. A Tear Gem, are gems forged from ancient tears of pure souls who have passed on."

Freya turned around and looked out the window, "I know what you are thinking Mr. Hanmar; what is importance of tears? It is as they say, eyes are a gateway into your soul. And thus pure souls have the purest tears."
She turned back around from her window and walked forward to Saen, "The reason my husband gathered these is because without these tears he could not preform small miracles for mortals. By which I mean those who ask in a prayer to heal the ill, wish goodwill for another, or simply for happiness."
With a sigh she stopped in front of him, "However, when gathered enough, a true miracle could be preformed. I assume you need no definition of a true miracle..." Her gaze returned to the gem, "But these gems are useless in the hands of a demon...Unless the demon is a fallen."

Looking back up to Saen, Freya clenched the gem, "If a demon knows this is here...I am afraid this gem must be hidden elsewhere..." Pausing to think, Freya also wanted Saen to absorb everything she just said.

She looked up at Saen from her thinking and smiled, "Your job will be easy then, for this is the only Tear Gem left at the current time." Freya turned to her desk and loosely pressed down a paper about the new Guardian Angels. "Ever since we were allowed to have a class like the Guardian Angels, it is now their job to make these small miracles."

She looked back at Saen, "The reason for their creation was to prevent these recent events from happening." With a sigh, her gaze returned to the gem, "But I'm afraid that if there is someone who knows of this gem... we have a security breach. No one but my family knows the existence of the Tear Gems. The only other persons who could have known this were other angels from the same time period."

A hesitant thought came over her, the only other person she could think of from that time, Micheal.

Freya raised her finger to her mouth. She had many thoughts and worries running through her head. While keeping the gem here was safest, the concern for the security leak was present. What if more vital information is leaked while searching for the gem?
Turning on her heel, she walked behind her desk and sat down in her chair. Her brows furrowed as she ran threw numerous hypothesizes in protecting the gem. Yet, there was one option which came up repeatedly.

"Astrid..."

The person of discomfort came out of her mouth. Still, her brows lifted. Astrid was the only angel who had spend elongated time on Earth. Perhaps she would know of an ample hiding place for the gem...
Freya lifted her gaze to Saen, "You are familiar with Astrid are you not, Mr. Hanmar?" Rising from her seat, there was a fire in Freya's eyes, "Hide the gem within a message for Astrid and she will handle the rest."

She loathed the thought of relying on that thorn. Yet, Freya knew one truth with Astrid; she will never disobey. Quite frankly, it is a great relief for the Queen, for Astrid is a person best to know as a friend and not an enemy.
"Do you understand your orders Mr. Hanmar?"

Freya glared venom at Saen for mentioning Astrid. She was obviously inconsiderate about his lack of knowledge. Yet, she sighed, "I will leave this for you to ponder, Mr. Hanmar. If she has done nothing wrong, why does she not reside in Heaven?"

Venom oozed from her mouth upon the mere mention of Astrid. Quickly, she shook herself, "Nevertheless, I know there are more pressing matters... Still, I have my stubborn pride." Calmly she rose from her seat, "Forgive me Mr Hanmar, but those are your duties; please carry them out."
Walking toward the large window behind her, she kept her back to him, "Dismissed."