"Oh yes," Lilliana replied, rounding the corner pulling Miku along with her.  "She isn't... courtly or... poorly groomed for that manner." The princess was having a little difficulty summing up what Sofia was exactly, but knew she liked it.  "I suppose it's more like she is unconcerned that I am a Princess, while still treating me with a great deal of respect.  I like that, and she loves horses and other animals.  Oh-but I must be babbling.  You'll meet her and I'm sure you'll enjoy her company as well."  The pair entered the great hall and stopped just short of the table.<br/><br/>Distraction had momentarily taken Lilliana away from her mission to introduce her two new aquaintences.  The new commers were wearing clothing of such an exquisite nature that she couldn't help but be dazzled by it.  The wonderful draping qualities of silk were not lost on her, and neither was the splendor of the floral paterns in dye.  It was unlike anything she'd ever seen in person and it whirred her mind out of focus.  Shaking her head a little to get it back on straight, she proceeded to the table and presented her friend.<br/><br/>"Sofia, it's so good to see you again this evening.  May I introduce Miku Hisuka."  She gestured to the chair next to her on the other side of the table from Sofia so that the three of them sat in a kind of triangle with only a few chairs between them and the Royal couple.  "Miku, this is Sofia, the one I had mentioned previously."<br/><br/>Eurich watched the new commers as well, but with little more than a mild curiosity.  His eye drifted over the eldest brother and the two sisters, mostly observing the very traditional way in which they wore their hair and the wonderful flowers therein.  He made a mental sketch of the pair and thought perhaps he might take it down in ink when the festivities had ended.