<strong>Erin<br/>Main Hall<br/>Day 2 morning</strong><br/><br/>Erin spent the night doing far less sleeping then she should considering what the morning would hold for her. Instead she went about making a nuisance of herself. She sewed bells to ribbons and in the silence of the night draped them along the door knobs of each of the Aserit party from the blind man to the king himself.  On the marrow she planned to get her hands on clothing to further poke fun at the stiff visitors but for now the bells would do nicely.<br/><br/>She as always slept in her tiny room in the servants quarters away from the rest and woke early to the sound of the cook yelling at an incompetent maid who'd knocked over a batter dish. Lady Fool paid it no mind as she stretched as dressed for the day in clothing styled like that of a page but in vibrant colors and the flowers of Theiri glittering in sliver thread all over the bright blue of her tunic. Just to be annoying she chose hosiery of brilliant orange and shoes of the brightest green satin then changing her mind she wore one slipper of green and one of pink. She couldn't let the fool of Aserit, excuse me,  the King of Aserit out shine her again.<br/><br/>She hummed softly brushing out her hair pulling the massive length back with pretty ribbons in a rainbow of colors and wondered about the ladies of court. Usually young knights had days to work their beloved into give them a favor this time they had only hours. It would be interesting to see who carried who's favor in the coming events.<br/><br/>Excited about the coming day Erin slipped from her room far earlier then normal and skipped down the stars to the kitchen where the cook gave her a hard look, "Lordy what are you wearing girl?" The cook asked a touch of astonishment in her voice. "What you don't like it?" Erin asked overly innocently as she looked down at herself a smile of amusement marking her face. "Your impossible." The cook said trying to sound stern but laughing. "Here" the cook said tossing Erin a pastry, "Now get out of my kitchen girlie before you drive all the others to distraction." Erin smiled brightly and snapped into a stiff backed bow, "Yes Sir" She said smartly before spinning on her heels and dashing out the door to the sound of the cooks amused laughter.<br/><br/>Many of the knights were already up and about, the retainers as well, it was only the nobles who were still abed this hour. Erin pranced through the room gaining much attention for her outrageous clothing. Even for her it was a bit extreme. Erin giggled sitting down next to a knight who usually treated her like a little sister. He was gruff and hard, hardly ever smiling but seemed to find her amusing.<br/><br/>He rolled his eyes seeing the fool. "Dress in the dark?" He asked his voice sounding like grinding rocks. "Nope full day light." Erin chirped picking a cherry out of her pastry and plopping it in her mouth. He shook his head as if to say she was hopeless but she caught the subtle tilting of his lips that told her he was amused. Please Erin slowly started eating her breakfast savoring the fluffy light pastry listening to the knights and retainers talking excitedly about the game planned to start in just a few short hours.