Leading the Aserits Erin hardly expected to be spoken to. They just didn't seem the type of people to seek out a conversation with one such as her, not that she minded too much. It had been a long day and she had a head ache pushing against her temples a sure sign she'd need to eat before flipping cartwheels this evening entertaining for a crowd who for the most part would find her to be a distraction from the meal. The though to anyone else might have been a depressing but while Erin wasn't as simple as she pretended she was odd. The capacity to be sad or truly angry just wasn't in her realm. She couldn't hold the emotions; so the thought while slightly irritating slipped away from her easily leaving nothing but the understanding behind.<br/><br/>A voice behind her had her turning her head to look into the dark eyes of the Aserit heir. She listened to him speak for a moment considering everything. Before speaking once more, this time using a soft sing songy voice that blended and turned carrying a melody as if she was singing more then speaking her words. "The monarch's of Aserit must learn to endear, at least for a while. I promise I won't make it a most difficult trial. For catering to them my queen could punish me, too high a price to pay don't you see. But tit for tat I'll make you your deal, time with the princess for Lenally I'll steal." She said flashing him her dazzling smile before hopping down the hall a few paces and turning a cartwheel.<br/><br/>It looked like she'd be home free. Drop off the Aserits go find Juli and then skip off to annoy the Assassin she'd scene with him. The idea of bells and revenge played threw her mind and excited smile playing on her lips that only grew as the idea progressed. But no instead her party was ambushed by the Yevin twins as always lead by the pain in the ass Elise. Erin eagerly stepped aside to let the girl speak as she knew she would and made sure she was behind her and visible to the others. Some times she really just couldn't help herself.<br/><br/>At the point of her speech about caliber and Erin stuck her finger down her throat and pretended to gag before proceeding to mimic the girl fluttering her eye lashes as she copied the girls bow. Fluffing her hair and using her face to exaggerate the girls over done flattery. When she stopped talking and her twin started Erin stopped. She liked Roran he was sweet and that was enough to protect him from her more cruel jokes. At Elise's offer Erin looked at her with narrowed eyes she<em>so</em>did not want to spend any more time with the vile girl.<br/><br/>But before Erin could say anything the younger prince introduced himself. The way he talked was chilling. There was no emotion there. She wondered if he ever laughed, ever smiled, ever cried. What was it like to be able to show nothing to the world? It was an odd thought to be sure. As the princess spoke Erin laughed a bright musical sound that wrapped around them all echoing softly off the high ceilings. After a moment she was able to pull herself together enough to speak again and she smiled brilliantly at Elise "It seems she does not care for you my dear, the look in her eyes is decidedly clear." Erin said placing the Aserit princess at her back and facing the cunning princess of Yevin, "But if you want to take my duties to the kitchen you should be, there are a couple chores they need of me." She said with a bright smile before brushing past the girl her bells swaying around her.<br/><br/>She walked a bit down the hall before she opened a door to a large open room decorating in soft muted gold fabrics and silk covered walls and rich dark wood panelling and furniture. "Teak room" Erin said with a wave of her hand as she walked the group inside. "this is the room given to the Aserit king and Queen for the duration." She said with a deep curtsy. before rising giving a smile to the princes and princesses "If you'll follow me."<br/>