The tables were moved to the side, such that a large space was cleared for the dance. Allen signaled the small orchestra at the side of the hall to begin playing. He then went to the window and saw that rain was still lashing on the sides of the castle, the branches were waving as though they had a mind of their own, yet knew not how to use them.<br/><br/>******<br/><br/>"Very well," Kyle smiled and said formally, "Princess Taya may I have this dance?" He held out a gloved hand towards her, "Please?"<br/><br/>******<br/><br/>Edward pulled his daughter to the side of the hall as the tables were shifted and the guests were mingling, "Very well, I strongly suggest you act as you know nothing of this as it will only bring critical people on you and the princess might be interested enough to question you too." He passed her the bottle, "There is no need to be surprised and I have already told your brother of this. Remember, revealing knowledge of this will only bring unrest and maybe sorrow."<br/><br/>Within the sealed bottle there was a small piece of rolled up paper. When opened it reads, "Once upon a time a Queen gave birth to twins, a girl and a boy. However the siblings soon got seperated; the girl became the selfish queen of the kingdom and her brother, without her knowledge became her loyal tool."<br/><br/>Edward winked, "Now see if a nice gentleman wishes to have a dance with you. I'll be right here if you need me."