HonorÃ© couldn't help it. The whole situation was completely absurd. Like something out of some high farce. A master of her own emotions, she did at least have a sense of humor and the last line of the prince was just too much for her not to be amused. She laughed, a soft dulcet laugh that did not intrude upon the setting, but simply laughed for the fact that it was funny. The entire situation. But she did not smother her laughter either. She simply let it state its presence and then die naturally, no matter how many hostile faces turned her way.<br/><br/>"Your Royal Highness." After all, it would not do to give anything less than his due to the royal personage hosting the proceedings. "I think everyone has established the rules you desire at this meeting. Could we not perchance turn to the reason we are all here? Perhaps in the politics that most of us are familiar with there will not be any untoward.." a small bruising comment towards the previous behavior exhibited. "behavior and we can learn to, if not enjoy each others company, work towards an amicable goal?"<br/><br/>The Ritter Hex got her attention though, the way he took command of the situation pleased her, even if the outcome was less than appealing. He'd be interesting to speak to, she thought.