The brunette nodded, slightly relieved to at least having let it out. Nadeline smiled to herself, though feigned ignorance as she looked at her nails. Once they got up, however, the blonde let out a huff of indigence, stating, "Exactly how long is it taking for us to get there? Rabanastre isn't THAT far." She just about had enough of being locked up like a criminal. Didn't they have their rights or whatever? Not that she would know...normally she would be at the other side of the judicial system, on the lawful side. Well, there was always a first time for everything. Her father would surely punish her for certain this time; he was a stickler for rules, really. She watched Jaakuna and Emiri look around, though let out another irritated sigh.
Emiri rolled her eyes, turning to Nadeline. She was about to speak when the door opened up, though rather then a guard, the prince himself seemed to grace them with his presence. Nadeline blinked a few times, though she carefully avoided eye contact, lest she be recognized. Emiri was also surprised, but more that he seemed as if he wanted to tell them something. Before he could, however, the group was suddenly thrown to the side, and Emiri felt her head collide with the wall. She let out a groan as she got to her feet, shaking her head lightly. One of these days she's going to get a concussion. It would seem they were under attack--by the Archadian Empire, no less.
Once the cuffs were off, Emiri was more then glad. "Quite a bold move, attacking Rabanastre without provocation." Nadeline mused lightly, looking outside. "Should Dalmasca fall into Archadian hands, this will turn the tide for the war."
"But Archadia and Rozarria aren't at war." Emiri said.
"Once my--once the Empress hears about this, she will be sure to prepare the troops. Dalmasca is right on the border of Rozarria, after all. Using Rabanastre's fall, they will declare war on the premises of defense." Nadeline explained. "It's only a matter of time."