Feeling safe enough to do something, the older servant started to walk toward the king and queen after their speech and they were settled. Using his memory in addressing royalty he bowed low, his eyes facing the floor and said, â€œI apologize for this interruption your majesties but I was sent on a mission from my master, Kazuhito Nagasaki, with a letter.â€<br/><br/>The letter read as such:<br/><br/>â€˜Your majesties,<br/><br/>I apologize for my late coming but I had not received news till after the gathering had occurred. I would note myself and my family should be there soon. My servant Jackson has served me well but if it pleases your highnesses I give him to you in good faith. He is a hard worker and is very obedient he should serve you well.<br/><br/>Kazuhito Nagasakiâ€™<br/><br/>More was written but that was the short version.<br/><br/>Holing it out with both hands he remained in a bow till one or either of them grabbed it.  He really hoped that someone would take it soon so he wouldnâ€™t throw out his back. Normally he would be on his knees bowing with his hands pointed toward his head and his body bent low but he needed to stand to deliver the message.<br/><br/>The carriage was still on its way to the castle, Kazuhito had thought of taking the scenic wrought just in case the letter hadnâ€™t been received yet. He was pretty sure of how hard it would be to get in, let alone seeing the king and queen. If it were anything other than an important meeting of nobles he would have sent it with someone other than Jackson but the man was good under pressure and he knew how to handle himself if need be. A smirk spread across the older vampireâ€™s face, against other humans maybe but not so much with vampires, it should be interesting to know how it all worked out.