The answer seemed simple yet comprehensible. Helyna would not expect that a human would be knowledgeable in a lot of areas, and this one seemed rather busy with the task of serving drinks already. She knew that some of the most instructed ones could be quite resourceful, yet those were of a rare breed, and indubitably did not have the focus of an elf.<br/><br/>Father always taught her about the natural supremacy of elvenkind. A human life was brief and full of distractions. Even when they have seemed to fully mature, they were inconstant and reckless, throwing away the few years of life they had instead of treasuring it. To some extent, Helyna was fond of them in a matter similar as one would chose a hound: Unless it was a exceptional specimen, they were more suitable for menial tasks or timely distractions. Having some sort of affection for one was something that the king would surely berate her for, and in her mind, the logic was sound, as one with a lifespan that could cross ages would be better suited to interact among her own.<br/><br/>Without any sort of acknowledgment, the princess turned and walked towards the balcony, trailing the mysterious elf that seemed peculiar to say the least. She pictured him at first as one of the nobles of a lower house, possibly in the kingdom outskirts, where it was known that elvenkind and humankind mingled more freely. As taboo as such sounded, such was oddly charming, as she felt strangely curious about that elf that was kind and humble enough to even thank a human for doing only one task.<br/><br/>The elf seemed almost entranced, the lit castle behind him offering his back a golden bright light, but his front covered in the pale light of the moon. Helyna walked the two last steps, her heels making sounds on the floor bellow as she stopped just a couple of feet away to his right, giving a measured and polite bow, as she contained a larger smile then the one she was wearing at the time, for at the very least, he seemed to be a respite from the boredom that followed her for most of the ball.<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#ff4d4d">"A blessed night is upon us. I see you are also impressed by the kingdom. Is this your first visit to the castle?"</span>