Although the thought of having a secluded room wasn't a bad one, he knew that there was only one way that Sybil was going to get accustomed to this new world, and it was if he was the one showing it to her. Excluding himself from Elara would only serve as an insult to her on his behalf, as well as showing Elara that Sybil held enough power over him to change his own bed. Cyne held Sybil in very high regard, considering her one of his truest friends, but diplomacy didn't take pauses for friendliness. "Knowing that I've accepted my position here will her make her fall in line soon enough. She might be impulsive, but she's not one to act off of her fear." Sitting on the edge of Elara's bed, he took a quiet solace in the soft fabrics, absent-mindedly running his hands over the sheets.<br/><br/>Being silent like every other vampire, Cyne struggled not to tense as he realized a maid had walked in. He realized a moment too late he'd been staring, and averted his gaze and unclenched his jaw. The lump in his throat seemed to have a mind of it's own at this point, and he had know doubts the difficult gulp he'd taken was audible. Feeling like it tripled in size, Cyne had to resist the temptation to swallow even harder as Elara started to explain how he was now here, permanently. Something about knowing the doorway back to his own realm imposed the treaty in a new light, like the light cast through the door vanished with it. Letting his gaze shift over to Elara's armor, still immaculately gleaming, he took a little more comfort knowing it likely wouldn't be needed for quite some time.<br/><br/>"I'll be honest Elara, I'm a little surprised the lengths you've gone for Sybil's safekeeping and my own peace of mind. I feel if there were more of your kin with such a mindset, our shared meetings would have been in ballrooms, not battlegrounds. We are again truly in your debt, and any things I might be able to offer, even just as a treaty, I'd be more than happy to oblige." His mind flitted to the students from before, and he wondered what kind of lessons he might be able to teach such children. Rank here might not have been in his favor, but he did surely have a scholar's brain going for him. A wealth of knowledge from another dimension might fill a niche position, but it was still a position to be filled. "And I'm sure I can find ways to make Sybil useful as well, she is a talented mage after all."