"His style of rule has always been one that'd been talked of rather highly, despite the controversy it brought with it," Eryn responded, a slight nod accompanying her words. "Most scholars think that, while he knew his people better, that there was a line that shouldn't be crossed, that Madu shouldn't have been so familiar with his subjects." Taking a sip of her water, she paused, thinking through her next words.<br/><br/>"I personally think it was a brilliant move that he was so compassionate for his people. To have been so close to them, instead of alienating one's self from their people. One of the things I love about Madu," she finished as the waiter came over with their food. Thanking him with a smile, she let out a happy sigh. "As for their comparison of Charlemagne to him...That's laughable, even in jest. Madu was far superior. Charlemagne always left me wanting of something." Her shoulders moved in a shrug again, before laughing lightly to herself.<br/><br/>"You must think me a dork, right? For being so passionate about someone I've never met." Her voice paused again, the laugh overtaking the tone, a quiet melodic one, before she continued once more. "Is it odd to say I almost feel connected to him?"