Jouyos hid a wry smile by ducking her head. All she could think was that a king is never late. They always show up precisely on time. Not to mention, as the King had stated, these were hard times for the kingdom so she did not blame him the least for being late. Even if all he had been doing was napping. A sleep deprived king was often more dangerous than an alert one. At least when it came to terms of the people. Studying the two who had stepped forward to formally accept the quest, she liked what she saw. A soldier while more of a hindrance when tracking than a help, would be highly useful in lots of other ways.<br/><br/>The other...She had more of a difficult time placing her skill set, but she assumed it was something like a rouge or mage. She wasn't wearing enough armor to be a soldier and the Ranger doubted she ever had to track anything in the forest given the state of her outfit. And the one who knelt? She reminded the Ranger of her own class and she wondered if that was all there was to this woman? After all, why would the King need two skilled Rangers on this quest? Either way, Jouyos knew none of them wouldn't be here if they weren't good at what they did and the King had rarely been wrong before, so why now?<br/><br/>Not one for being the center of attention, she stepped up just enough to join the others and gave the King a wide grin. "I will join as well my King. The forests are crying and I will do everything in my power to help bring things back to right."