Fanilly inclined her head, slightly, as the rabbit-eared girl spoke. But... she didn't know if she was worthy of that kind of praise, at all. After all, she had allowed Sir Garret to become injured in battle... And it wasn't her actions that had removed the demonic armor from Marianne. But... she wouldn't mention such things, not now.

"I welcome you, Ito," she said, with a nod. She wasn't certain that there was particularly anything... bad happening in Thaln at the moment, beyond the usual hazards that could arise, but at the very least there was no way she would say no to assistance offered in good faith, especially when it was offered by one of the founding Iron Rose Knights.

"If there are no further matters, I would like to bathe and retire for the night."

It was abrupt, but Fanilly could feel her eyes drooping. The Captain of the Iron Roses falling asleep in the middle of speaking to her knights would be impossibly embarrassing.

She wanted a bath, and then some sleep.

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And so, the next morning, Fanilly awoke. Her blonde hair pooling around her head, she blinked her eyes blearily before slowly sitting up and yawning. Ah... She hadn't slept in late, had she? Glancing upwards, and seeing the morning light filtering through the curtains, she decided it was unlikely that she had. With another yawn, she slid out of her bed. Her morning routine was carried out with little incident. Her maids came in while she was in the middle of trying to change herself, undressed her, brought her to the bath, cleaned her, and dressed her.

The outfit was one commonly worn by the Knight-Captains of the Iron Roses. A frilled skirt, a fine jacket, and golden epaulets. All of it was blue and white, reflective of the Order's Mayonite origins.

Fanilly proceeded downstairs.

Today, it seemed, would go without incident. They would have to sort out what to do with the prisoners, and the Nem, but... certainly it wouldn't be like anything yesterday. As she understood, the Princess was now under heavy watch, but there had been no further attempts on her life.

Thank Mayon.