The younger vampires glanced in Sybil's direction but said nothing, taking their leave from their queen's chambers with a slight bow toward Elara and shutting the door behind them quietly, knowing the vampire queen did not care for loud noises when it was unnecessary. "Any requests that you deem necessary to keep the peace are not indulgences, Cyne, but required. I do not want another war... same as you." She replied quietly, resting her hand on the mortal prince's shoulder and giving him a reassuring squeeze. "Your guest will be placed in the room just down the hall from mine but she will be under guard, just as we are here." Elara added, walking around Cyne and letting her hand slide from his shoulder so she could approach Sybil.<br/><br/>The vampire queen took her time in looking the now clean mage over, tilting her head to the side as her dark hair spilled over one shoulder and disguised one of the straps of Elara's pajamas. "You do clean up nicely, don't you?" She muttered rhetorically before folding an arm across her ribs and resting the other elbow on her arm. "Dinner is there." She pointed at the table where the trays had been set. "Breakfast will also be there in the morning when you rise and have changed. Appropriate clothing will be provided to you as are my bathing chambers. Your room is just the next door down the hall and I ask that if you're going to intrude on my private space, you knock first." Elara stated concisely, her tone very crisp and formal, despite standing in her pajamas and in bare feet.<br/><br/>Then the vampire queen turned to Cyne and waved a hand at the table where the two trays of food had been set for the mortals to eat before she returned to her desk where here own tray was resting. "Dinner will get cold if you don't eat." The vampire stated, settling down in her own chair, reaching out and pulling the cover off her plate. Her back was turned to both Sybil and Cyne, in an offering of some sort of privacy for the newcomer, but it was an illusion of course, as Elara's hearing was heightened along with the majority of the rest of her senses, like all of her species were. She started slowly cutting up the meat dish offered on the plate, and scooped up the grain and roasted vegetables, quietly grateful those mages with the earth affinity were able to work with the unforgiving land in her realm.