"I would feel more comfortable with you as my main guard, General. Yet, I trust your judgment enough to believe you know the best way to arrange things", she replied, her voice soft and calm. The Queen didn't inquire on the details of Cassian's plans. She could imagine he would prefer to keep them from himself, even from her. If she wanted to know exactly what plans the General had, she would probably have to get access to them through one of his soldiers, the Queen considered.<br/><br/>At each room they passed, the Queen was patient enough to wait for the General to consider every angle that could represent a potential danger. She also ordered her chefs to answer every question Gaius might have, making sure they cooperated with him. And, as they approached her chambers, she had assured him any changes he wanted to make would be welcome, and he just had to tell her about them so she could give her orders.<br/><br/>When they finally stopped at the door, the Queen waited for the General's answer about the need to introduce him into her chambers. As he confirmed the necessity, she sighed and nodded. "Very well, General", she conceded. The Queen opened the door and stepped in, gesturing for Cassian to step in as well. The Queen's chambers were ample and, just as every other room in the palace, quite luxurious.  The bed was wide enough to accommodate four people, and covered in red linen. There were two comfortable chairs by the fireplace, where a fire roared at all times, and other amenities that very few other people had access to. A door on the other side of the room gave access to the inner patio, where the two boys could be heard running. "I have considered moving the boys into my room for as long as this situation lasts, so we may all be together and easier to be under your eyes, or the eyes of any assigned soldier. Would you consider this a good thing to do?"