He sighs as he looks to Lenally, giving her a disapproving stare that is likely a clear indication that his previous plans to allow her to go into the city would be canceled, and she'd be kept under lock and key.  Three guards, including a renowned thief... that's going to be hard for her to slip by.<br/><br/>Yes, their father just publicly hit her, but that was their way. And Henrik had said only if she had behaved; obviously, she had not. She would lose the privilege, too, as he felt much the same as his father. She was bad, so she's not getting anything good. But, he wouldn't punish her beyond that; it wasn't his place.<br/><br/>"I will ensure that I make it very clear to her guards that they must redouble their efforts." He would say to his father, who would know that Henrik,  much like their father, was not one for tolerating or encouraging slipshod work.<br/><br/>The arrival of the Nydewians' was likely a shock to most, but if Henrik is shocked, he certainly doesn't show it; when does he ever?  Their must be something profoundly wrong with him...<br/><br/>The Bloody Raven's turn as one in a synchronicity that might be disturbing to regard and analyze the Nydewian party. Henrik, too, found himself watching them, though his attention seemed particularly focused on Olivia.<em>I think these Theiri are quite fond of games. Lovely.</em>He thought to himself, thinking this anything but lovely.<br/><br/>The next round of food was upon them, and it find Henrik doing much as Olivia did. He watched the others, observed them (especially the Nydewian's, and even more specifically, Olivia and her servant) and their interactions around and about the dinner table.  His apparent disinterest in food was much similar to Olivia's, though he was actually enjoying himself; he was fond of chicken, you see. It's one of the few things in this world that actually brings him something that might be called joy. It's just that, like everything else, he did not show it very well, unless one knew<em>exactly</em>what to look for.