Lenally appreciated the Fool standing between her and Elise. Lenally would be polite if she had to be, but girls like her just rubbed her the wrong way entirely. So absorbed in their looks, flaunting and vain. Lenally would have none of that. She wanted to be strong, powerful. Seeing girls like Elise made her lament all the more that she'd been born a girl too.<br/><br/>She walked, chuckling at the Fool's rhymes as they paused at the room her parents would be staying at. Lenally felt herself getting excited. The sooner they all parted ways, the sooner she could try and sneak out and explore the city. Henrik had promised, and overall she had behaved herself. Especially since the rather public whipping after her fight with her mother.<br/><br/>Soon, Lenally heard the sound of another woman coming up and turned around, seeing Princess Julie and looking in awe.<em>Here's someone I wish to speak to, someone with a brain.</em>. Lenally tried to think carefully, obviously impressed with her as she smiled. "I....I'm Lenally!" she said, then she wrinkled her face, hoping she didn't seem like an over-eager child. "I've heard about you....you're so....incredible!" Lenally couldn't find any other words, just looking at this woman who was allowed to fight, envious and inspired by her. She didn't see the looks on her brother's faces when she spoke, too busy with a budding hero worship.