- I'm glad we have returned to Enbarr. It's far warmer
[cdb]than the Kingdom, for one.
- How are you doing, Your Majesty? I hope you've
[cdb]been getting some rest, at least.
- It seems you never stop working unless someone
[cdb]physically pulls you away from it.
- I've been getting more rest than Hubert, at least.
- We're here in the gardens chatting, are we not?
- Fair enough. And so I'm clear, even a sliver of your
[cdb]time is a blessing beyond all measure.
- Though I suggest you find a better point of
[cdb]comparison than Hubert for how hard you work.
- Suggest having tea together.
- Suggest some alone time.
- This is the part where you nobles all crowd around a
[cdb]table slurping on tea, right? Seems like a good enough
[cdb]way to unwind a bit.
- This is the part where you nobles all crowd around a
[cdb]table slurping on tea, right? Seems like a good enough
[cdb]way to unwind a bit.
- Tea? I wouldn't mind were it just myself and
Her Majesty, but...
- You know what I need? Some good, solid alone time.
Just kicking back and taking it easy for a bit.
- You know what I need? Some good solid alone time.
Just kicking back and taking it easy for a bit.
- I agree. When you're busy, "taking it easy" begins to
[cdb]sound like quite the luxury.
- Hm? What's happening in the throne room?
- Hubert, what's wrong?
- Intruders in the palace, Your Majesty!
- They entered through one of the secret passages,
[cdb]and are even now attempting to hunt you down.
- I sent soldiers to intercept them, but we should be
[cdb]prepared for anything.
- Do you think it's those who slither in the dark?
- I know not—but they could not have breached that
[cdb]passage without assistance from the inside.
- Though there are only a few who know of that
[cdb]passage and would be capable of acting as a guide.
- Your Majesty, might you kindly step this way?
- Hubert, do you really think he would do that?
- Hubert, do you really think she would do that?