Alexia practically glared at Blake for scaring her to death. But the real anger was turned on Ren as she came into sight. Her eyes looked at Ren accusingly, their hazle depths showing how frightened she was and the young girl slid her throwing dagger into its sheath, not saying a word. She was precariously balanced on the tall tree's thick branch, but seemed to move with ease. She turned away from everyone and simply climbed the tree higher, disappearing into the tree's leafy branches.
Lamya looked up at Alexia with a slightly sorrowful gaze before they flicked to Blake, whom was pale. Lamya looked amused as she noticed the dagger buried to its hilt in the tree beside his head. "You scared the poor child half to death. Next time could you give a bit of warning?" She scolded and Blake blushed, looking down. "Well. I wasn't thinking- its been a long night." He said in his defense, but Lamya was no longer listening. She had dismounted swiftly and was kneeling beside the princess, her lips pressed in a thin line as her silver magic danced about her, her slender hand held in the air just above the princess's body. Her expression did not promise good news.
Fredrick glared at Luka and he nudged his stallion into Luka's current mount before he promptly cracked his hand against Luka's cheek. "Not one more sound out of you, Duke Delancy." He said dangerously. His eyes slid to the servants and he smiled innocently "If you cause any more trouble its is your servants that will get the beating." he threatened.
Oliver smiled and held back a wince as she checked his wound. He allowed her to check it, only to soothe her mind before she fell asleep against him. He smiled as the peace of sleep drifted over her features and he gently stroked her hair. In that moment, he decided that he would try his very best to make sure she didn't have to worry again... and that would start as soon as they got wherever they were going. He would ask for lessons in defense.









