<span style="color: #80FFFF">Even as she sat in her chair, Glaciea could hear the whispers of the other fairies all around, speaking of them. But she acts as if she could not hear them, and only focuses on Lilian, the fairy sitting across from her at the table. As well as playing oblivious to the fact that her father was giving her a disapproving look from the table that rose just above everyone else. It was not custom for the royalty to dine anywhere else but at the honored table, but Glaciea did not care. She wanted to sit with Lilian. Her new friend. Well, at least, Glaciea thought of her as a new friend. She wasn't sure if the latter thought the same.<br/><br/>She'd taken a bite of the potatoes when Lilian asked her a question. Glancing away, her brows gently press together, and the corner of her lips turn down just slightly. After a few seconds pass, she looks at Lilian, the frown disappearing, replaced by a rather sad looking smile. She then shakes her head quietly, before speaking up. "No, I haven't...My father absolutely forbids that I ever leave the kingdom of Deioun. At one point he had even bade me from leaving the palace itself, but that rule has been lifted, thank goodness..."<br/><br/>Pausing to eat a little more, and then pick out a few more things, she thinks of what to say. From what one could see, Glaciea wasn't a big meat eater, the only things on her plate were fruits and vegetables, as well as bread and those sort of things. "As for why he's set that rule...he hasn't made any specific reason, or at least he hasn't told me anyway. But my guess is he doesn't want something to happen to me. He fears that I'll end up getting hurt like he did..." For a moment she swirls her spoon in the glaze like sauce of the frost berry cocktail, gazing at her plate a little dazedly, before sighing.<br/><br/>Raising her eyes to look at Lilian again, she wondered what Lilian thought of the whole situation. "What's worse, if my father had been in the throne room, and not just my mother...I don't think he would have allowed you to stay...as you can see, he's got a grudge against summer fairies. He might not act on his grudge, but he doesn't hide his true feelings, that's for sure." She groans softly, placing the spoon down, not having taken a bite.<br/><br/>Before she could say anymore, she felt a soft something brushing against her feet, and paws on her knees. Blinking, she glances down under the table, to see a fox with tiny fairy wings, and pure white fur. Beautiful icy blue eyes gazed up at her. She takes a look over at the table where her mother and father were, before reaching across the table and picking up a slice of ham, slipping it under so the fox could eat it. She gives Lilian a look, as if telling her not to say anything about the animal, as if it were secret.</span>