Pet-Ament looked at Achencheres. Taking a sit in a chair where he was both facing Achencheres and next to him. He nodded his head. "Like the weight of the world was taken off your shoulders perhaps?" He says. "Your daughter Merit has matured greatly in her attitude and manner of behavior." He says. "She had a conversation that she took to heart. I will go into no further details other than you should see noticable differences in her mannerisms and behavior." He looked at him. "Coffee. With cream and sugar." He looked at him. "Achencheres the vision I have forseen is a message directly given to me from the gods themselves." He paused for a moment. "In two days time a Merchant King will be arriving at your palace. He will bare many wares and bring many beautiful things. This man that is coming is the one the gods wish you to marry your daughter to. She will be a queen and will not chase off this suitor. This man will in turn offer you many great and beautiful items from lands far away from here." He looked at him seriously. "You are to treat the merchant king with respect for he is a traveling king. A royal man just like yourself." He says firmly. "The gods have said there is no other man who will be for Merit. If this arrangement does not happen than you may lose your daughter to a nunnary. These words I speak are from Ra. They are not my own."<br/><br/>Ankhta looks at Merit. "Your garden?" She says in curiousity. She had never heard Merit say she wanted to go to her garden. Such a curious change of events. "Well alright." She says. She liked the fact that her sister had a smile on her face. She followed Merit to her garden. "Have you ever seen such a handsome man like the messenger of the gods before Merit?" She asks after they were seated in the garden. "He was so dreamy. What has brought about this change in demeanor. You usually avoid this garden of yours like it is a plague. You have changed and hopefully it is for the better." She says. "Tell me what news have you of a husband for yourself?"<br/><br/>Arisa looked at Sanura. "That is good Princess Sanura." She says with a gentle smile. "I will follow you." She says. Listening to her speak. "That is quite possible. The boulders could help set the path on which the waterfall that falls into the pond does travel. You have such an eye for artistic vision Princess Sanura." She says. Looking at her and tilted her head. "Creature boxes?" She says. "Yes. I have heard of them. I have one that is used for birds to feed from. And another in which a bird can build a nest. Perhaps they will be of some use to you in your garden Princess Sanura. I can see about others being made for you in town but that will take time. Will you desire fish in your pond?"