Akara watched the gathering with an eagle eye alert to the most minor of shifts. As the king talked she was torn between the desire to try to listen in or not. It proved harder then she would have liked to quell the impulse to listen but she trusted her king even if she was used to everything in Aurora going threw her.<br/><br/>Instead she cast a look of the leader of her warriors and nodded once  to his questioning look. With the ease of a man used to moving silently and invisible he slide up next to her without a sound. "I want Logan watched" She whispered in the lightest of tones so no one else could hear her, then in a more normal voice she said, "No one from the main land besides the King and the other heroes are to leave the city without permission. Keep them inside the city walls where it's safe I wont have them killed by the Sand Furies." Her voice betrayed a bit of annoyance at the mention of the eternal struggle with the acrobatic enemy.<br/><br/>With a brisk nod he murmured his agreement before departing as silently as he came if it weren't for the slight stir of the air she never would have known he'd gone. The sense of comfort that surrounded the desert princess made it easier to remain silent and wait for the end of whatever discussion the King was having with his distasteful brother.