<div style="text-align: justify;">Sir Jonas showed a smile at Sir Philip's reply. It was clear the man said that as a sign of humor, and thus his host could not let it go to waste. The other members of the household who were present at the meal did the same, laughing discreetly and politely. Elizabeth also laughed, but looked at Wil for a moment, looking for any signs that he had taken offence to those words. <br/><br/>When the young man stood up, the three young Savilles locked eyes on him. It was clear that they were very curious. And it was also clear none of them knew why the two men were there as of the moment. Still, they all - with the possible exception of the youngest - felt that there was something in the air. Since nothing had been said yet, though, the family had every plan to act as though nothing was happening and be hospitable.<br/><br/>So, when Wil started speaking, everyone paid attention. The young squire's accent didn't pass unnoticed, but nobody commented on it, not even to each other through whispers. After Wil finished his introduction, Sir Jonas nodded. That explained a lot. And yet, there was a lot that seemed unexplained, but he would not ask questions as of now, of course. <br/><br/>Standing up straight, the man bowed his head. "It is a pleasure to have you in my home", he stated firmly. "My home is yours to stay in as long as you so desire". He nodded his head again and waited for Wil to motion to sit down before he did the same. He would have added for Wil to send his father his respects, but it was unlikely that he would even be able to do so anyway, so these words remained unspoken.</div>