"...So that's more or less the situation at the moment. To summarize, I'm still alive, she's stuck here, I'm probably not in danger, I need to not bring attention to this right now, and uh...did I forget anything? I think that's everything that's not in the guard reports, anyway; I probably don't need to say anything about our not-so-friendly guest." The young demon, now sitting on the bed of the sleeping chamber with the book in hand, tapped the page he had been looking for and mumbled something under his breath. "Of course, it's a simple one I forgot again..." Placing the book down on the bedspread, he stood up and looked between the two warriors he had directed to opposite corners of the room and now facing the intersections of the walls. "Now, who among you can I trust more to restrain their bloodlust the moment they can see again?"

“It’s not that I had blood lust Soreth,” Wrenna stated as she sat in her corner patiently, “but your knight did attack me first and I was only defending myself. Getting into a fight and seriously hurting or killing someone wouldn’t help me in my situation now would it?”

“Don’t call him by his name!” Lorne hissed as he stood in his corner of the room, taping his foot impatiently, “And I was doing my job! She was sent here to kill you your majesty. What was I supposed to do when I saw her, go “Oh, surely this is utterly normal and can’t do any harm down the road now can it”!?” Lorne stopped to take a breath and call down. If he was going to protect his king, he was going to have to be able to see, and if Soreth wasn’t going to let him see until he was calmed down, then he at least had to act calm. “But if it’s your command to not attack her again, I won’t.” He had to follow his kings orders, but he also had to protect him as well.

"Eheheh...please don't be mad." The young king raised his hands defensively to the rebuttal, a nervous smile replacing the calmer one he had before. "I really am sorry, I had a much nicer meeting planned out in my head. Well, mostly. But I never meant to worry you."

"In any case, I trust you both. Lorne's the most trustworthy person I know, after all. And Wrenna's a hero, so she won't fight people who aren't doing anything wrong, right? I'm sure we can try this again without any trouble this time." Positioning himself as close to an equal distance between the two as he could, he held out his hands toward the backs of their heads and mumbled a few words. "Okay, I think that should do it. Your vision should start fading back in shortly."

"So once more, Lorne, this is Wrenna. Wrenna, this is Lorne. I know it's not the best situation, but I hope you can get along; we kinda need his help." Looking back behind him toward the servant still trying not to stare too much at the human girl while picking up the last misplaced items. "And for that matter, since you're here, we'll probably need your help as well. I'm sorry, but it's important that you stay for a bit."