Jackson was greeted by a very upset looking maid. Smiling politely he said, â€œI was sent by my master Kazuhito Nagasaki with a letter to the king and queen.â€ He said not bothering to get the letter. His master had specifically instructed him to give it to the king and queen himself. When the maid did not move he sighed and said, â€œplease miss, Iâ€™m sure you know as well as I how a master could be when upset.â€<br/><br/>The maid rolled her eyes then let him in. She showed him to the grand hall to wait for the king and queen to show up. He stood almost invisibly by a painting and watched as humans were brought for the vampires. He said nothing to make himself disliked or noticeable. When the king and queen were present he hopefully would be able to give them the letter and be on his way. It was disconcerting to be in a large castle such as this, he felt like he never should have come.<br/><br/>Letting out a breath had been unaware he was holding he waited silently for his time to come. The movement into the room gave him pause. It was a vampire, or to be more precise, the vampire prince. Maybe he would be able to give the letter to him. About ready to take a first step toward the boy he paused and thought better of it. He was a servant and he had a task he was ordered to do by his master. No way was he going to go against his masters wishes, no matter how much he wanted to be out of this place without said master.