"He will take no other, Princess. You will be in the palace with him, an entire floor having been set aside for your accommodation. You will be free to arrange the redecoration of the rooms on that floor as you see fit. Due to the forest between our lands containing creatures created by magic simply to kill us, our kind will not travel through it. This means that any heavy items you wish to bring will need to go around it." he says, explaining the options to her, "These creatures can kill us just by touching us, and are the only animal we truly fear. I will meet you at the palace gates tomorrow morning, but to... Cause less trouble, I will be in human form. You will know me by this robe, and my eyes. Our eyes are the only way you can tell us from what we appear as, and even then, you have to actually look to know the difference. The white of the eye remains yellow in us." As she left, he gave her a polite bow, and returned to discussions with King Leonidas.<br/><br/>After a long while, Calun'hai left the palace and returned to the woods outside the city, both to hunt and wait for the morning. As the sun began to peak over the mountains in the distance, the Kes'nal changed into a human form, and then pulled his hood low over his head to hide his eyes. Making his way to the road in to the city, he managed to get through the gates without discovery, and then went to the palace gates to await the Princess.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>