The prince nodded and stood straight up, wiping his hand unconciously on his trousers. Stepping to the princess's bed, he pulled back the covers.  There was nothing but cushioning.  He even went to far as to push on them with all his weight, still nothing.  He lifted up each pillow and checked under the bed, nothing.  However, he found in her shoes, two silver nails sticking up through the soles, so that they might perce her feet should she be unaware enough to slam them into the shoes.  He placed them in the middle of the room and continued to search.<br/><br/>Finally, he came to the things on her vanity.  Who knew what could be contained in all the makeup, cleaning spplies, hair ornaments and other things Eurich couldn't really identify.  He started opening jars and smelling them, occasonally dipping his fingers in to get a better feel.  He squirted the perfumes and tested the smelling salts and just about covered the whole of her collection when he came upon something that did have a peculiar smell, one that he vaguely recognized as acidic.  He put that in the center of the room as well for further review and continued.<br/><br/>(Meanwhile, at stately Wayne Mannor)<br/><br/>"We are fairly sure the tradition of willingly leaving the throne came about so such things might be avoided." The king laughed jovially to the young man's explanation of his homeland's process.  "In all regards, We do not mind te title of king and could continue ruling  until the moon burnt out.  However, such duties leave one very tethered and offer limited time for hunting, which is what We truly enjoy most about being amid the superior class of Undead."  Aldeth was unsure of why he was explaining all of this, but somehow if tickled him to discuss it.<br/><br/>Thothcapel looked at the young Japanese man with a discerning eye.  Perhaps he was not the book he claimed to be, more like a code or secret language that seemed passive enough but seemed to over-lend himself to pleasantness.<br/><br/>Lilliana, watching Miku bid the group goodbye and leave, was a itle relieved that he had gone  "Well, perhaps this was not the most appropriate conversation to have with a man in our company.  But my prime eason for bringing him here was to introduce him to Sofia." She giggled a little. "I  suppose I did become a little distracted."  Her "business" face returned to the twins and she smled with a polite eagerness.  "I would take a great delight if the two of you might be so kind as to arrange a meeting." She ageed, reclining a little.  "What do you think Mss Sofia?" she mused whimsically.