Sho Kaga blinked a few times when she had stepped back, accommodating to his personal space and to make sure they weren't touching. It seemed submissive to him, but he was also a superior figure in the sense of height and power. She could stab him to death here, but he'd just come back several hours later. That was the nature of a Lich when they're slain unless their soul is actually destroyed. Though it'd be unlikely that she'd be able to achieve stabbing him to death without a weapon that has magic enchantments. Liches are heavily resistant to physical damage and are mostly weak against their own nature or that of healing power and mana deprivation.<br/><br/>As she went for the door, Sho believed her to be feeling sick from the news and unrelenting stress of this swine's impending arrival. Surely he felt for her, at least his human side did. There was two sides of him, the dead and the living. His mind wasn't completely accustomed to his new life, but his body definitely gave a large amount of influence.<br/><br/>Her father was doing exactly as Sho wanted. Her father knew how his daughter felt, yet believed that Sho could settle the matter with relative ease. Of course, the nature of Lich is similar to a Dragon. Otherworldly possessions, people included, were rarely given away unless there was a really good deal. At the same time, Time is nothing to a Lich. They could wait an eternity to get what they wanted and slowly work towards it. This betrothed prince had nothing to offer that he couldn't take.<br/><br/>From all that he had said before though, he wondered if she had caught onto his plans. The moment he learned of the man that was taking her, a woman who wished asylum in his city, he decided right then and there to kill Jergin should the foolish prince show up before him.<br/><br/>Once she entered her room, he would walk out of his bedroom and walk over towards the rail which allowed him to look down to the main entrance of the grand building in which he was staying in.