Valera was having a hard time keeping her joy inside. Just the two of them without watching what they say because of who was around. Valera nodded and turned to her guards, "I trust you all know where the dinning hall is? Feel free to relax and enjoy what Lord KayVenn has prepared, we shall be fine by ourselves."<br/><br/>A frown crossed Mithar's face but he wasn't going to argue. KayVenn was a powerful man and there was no danger. Nodding slightly he led his men away.... slightly worried though. Not knowing for sure why he was.<br/><br/>Valera smiled warmly and took KayVenn's arm as the two of them made their way to their private dinning room.<br/><br/>"Things in Frelia are going very well." Valera figured she should plunge right into talk of Frelia, one get it out of the way and two to help her relax and gain control of herself. It was just KayVenn there was no need for her to get so nervous. The more relaxed she was the better.<br/><br/>"We have a small goblin problem but my commander is taking care of them. He believes that it is a good opportunity to train some new soldiers. He seemed very keen on it. So I of course gave him permission. It is an inconvenience all these goblin sightings but so far nothing too concerning. What about you all here? Have the goblins been causing any trouble? Or perhaps that is why you asked to see me? If that is the case I we can wait to discuss such weighty matters. Best not to impair the digestion."<br/><br/>Valera laughed slightly enjoying the calming effect of just talking normally. She had calmed down considerably and they entered the private dinning chambers. Valera's eyes grew wide, it was splendid! The room was beautiful and the smell of food was mouth watering. Valera noticed her favorite foods arrayed. She turned to KayVenn a wide smile on her face.<br/><br/>"You out did yourself.... all this for.... me?"<br/><br/>Valera was at a loss for words... Though it was a simple thing it really touched Valera that KayVenn would take such pains to make her visit perfect.<br/><br/>"I really don't know what to say. It is far too much."