Her eyes flickered over to fellow knights as they showed disobedience, and her sculpted brow arched slightly in an unimpressed manner before she turned back to be looking at the knight that was now introducing himself. She didn't get a chance to respond before a humongous crash disrupted them, everybody immediately reminded of the threat that was just mere metres away from their safety.<br/>Lazy Elizabeth quickly glanced back up to this Sir Hadrian, that had been sent to come rescue her, something she wasn't sure that she wanted.<br/>"Why only me?" She demanded with a small frown, her servants had been loyal to her and they were the closest thing she had to family now she supposed, "What about them?" She asked again, glancing over to the loyal four yards behind her.<br/><br/>She let out a small smile at the mention of Arthur,  years of her childhood memories coming forward to course through her brains. He had been the one that let her experience joy and happiness in such a dark time of her life. She had only been near a decade old when her parents had been killed, brutally so, in a way that no human nor animal deserved to go and all in front of her then naive and innocent eyes. There had always been tension in the region, hackles stood on end at the mention of territory and jewels but they had never taken it out each other, not until that fateful day.<br/>Arthur had draped a caring arm over her shoulder and looked after her until she came to age and made the decision to return, and rightfully take back her land, refusing the easy life she had spent many years enjoying with him, someone dear to her heart and one that she was warmed to hear from again.<br/><br/>"Well what is your plan? How do you suggest we escape from this fort with those<i>barbarians</i>out there?"