<div style="text-align: justify;">The Saville family waited patiently for the two men to say their goodbyes, and when they were ready, members of the household saw that both of them knew where to go. The stables Wil reached were large and had a few well-kept horses, along with all the necessary materials to tend to them. After showing where everything was, the servant stood by the door, ready to lead the squire inside once he was done with his duties there. He would be led to a set of rooms Sir Jonas had ordered his servants to prepare, and in there, everything Sir Philip had brought along, as well as his armor.<br/><br/>While Wil worked hard on his chores and Sir Philip took some time to bathe and rest from the trip, the family was busy. Lady Megan saw that nothing was missing for their guests, and gave her orders for a special meal to be served. It was one of the obligations that came from being a noble, after all. No matter what you thought of your visitors - or their purposes, for that matter -, you would not be caught dead being less than perfectly hospitable. And that was what the Savilles were willing to do.<br/><br/>Once the two men reached the great hall, lead by a servant, the family would be waiting for them. They were all particularly well dressed, and it was obvious the meal had been prepared with the fact that they had company in mind. After everyone was served, there was a long moment of silence. Elizabeth shot her father an inquiring gaze, and then a concerned one on her brother's direction. It was when her gaze was returning to her father that the girl noticed Wil's. She lowered hers, feeling her cheeks warm up. Breaking the silence, Sir Jonas finally spoke.<br/><br/>"I trust that you have found your accommodations to your liking, Sir Philip", the man stated, hoping everything was perfect in that aspect as well.</div>