Eliza kept her eyes on the ground as lords walked past As they were ushered in, Eliza tried to keep her hands where the rope wasn't digging in to her writs though with it so tight there was blood lines down her hands. She bowed so low she could have fallen over. "Your Grace, my pardons to disturb you. I am the Bastard of Lord Robert Stonmen. I have news of most paramount to discuss with Young lord Robert Stonemn second of his name Lord of Stonefall." She Took a deep breath after she spoke quickly. "I have the proof in my bag if you need.<br/><br/>The now lord Stonemen had been in his tent when they came to fetch him telling him his half sister was here needing to speak with him. He had gotten a cruel smile on his face, nodding to the men. "Yes, I'll tend to the bastard give his grace my thanks for not harming her." He told them as he dismissed them. The Young Lord stonemen was a man of 5 feet 11 inches with hair of ebony he was a bit larger one to many lemon cakes at the dinning table. "Oh yes I will tend to the bastard myself she is sadly mistaken if she thinks father can save her out here." He told him self as he started out of the tent.<br/><br/>Upon seeing her half brother come towards them Eliza was shaken that cruel, cold smile, the gods only knew what he was planning. She stepped back more toward the red mount she had been riding. "Your grace Stark thank you so much for making sure my little sister was safe I can take it from here." He told Robb as he approached taking Eliza by the elbow rather hard. This causing her to yelp just a tad. "Robert I need to talk to you it's about our lord father else wise I wouldn't be here"<br/><br/>"Hush now, we'll not worry his grace here. lets go back to my tent and we'll talk there" Robert spoke sweetly but, Eliza could see the threat there in his eyes.<br/><br/>"I'd rather just discuss this here and now as His grace will need to know as well"<br/><br/>"You'll do as you are bid"<br/><br/>Eliza for everything in her held her ground knowing if she allowed him to take her it was surely her death.