Eloa frowned, almost even...pouted at hearing him say he would do his best to "keep her on her toes". She did not like that idea. Eloa grimaced and decided she would be keeping in the tub from then on. She wrote down just a general idea of what Sho Kaga said. She agreed that not everything should be laid out, but she didn't want her father to lose interest. If he didn't feel like he had the advantage, there would be no negotiating. "O suppose that's all we really need to include then. I'll mention something about Embassies near the end." Eloa straightened out the papers and pushed her chair out, but didn't get up. Instead, she adopted a similar pose to Sho Kaga, but her hands were in her lap, instead of her sleeves.<br/><br/>"You should think about who you would like to send as an Embassador to the castle. I'm not familiar with your close circle, but they need to be clever and tactful. You don't want to send someone who will be offensive, not someone so naive they're duped by the intrigues of court." She crossed her arms and tapped the pen on her lips for a moment. "If it comes down to it, I may convince my father to let me stay, if you'd like?" Really, Eloa didn't want to assume anything. She really didn't want to go back, but if he didn't have a use for her here, perhaps she could at least spread word of the City and gain support for the idea of it becoming it's own government amongst the nobles.<br/><br/>"Could I do it too? Appear out of thin air?" She felt at a disadvantage. "Or is it only something a magic user can do?" She wanted to even the playing field. If he could spy on her, potentially, she wanted to be able to spy on him. To keep him on his toes. If not, she planned on just bursting through his door every so often. "It seems that you can take advantage of me, and I can't do that to you." it was unfair, at least Eloa thought it was.