Lenally looked at Erin, nodding emphatically. "Yes....I hope it won't be too much a hassle. I...don't fancy frilly things." Lenally's face was contorted with displeasure, being girly was not her style. She preferred grittier, more manly things to the gentle trappings of lady-like rooms and attire. She again uttered a small curse under her breath about  being a woman. She noted Henrik's sudden positioning in the doorway to make entrance a bit more difficult for any would-be followers and grinned. She knew no matter what she could trust Henrik to look out for her, and she would always do the same for him. She could maybe even learn to be one of his body guards one day, if she could find away to avoid marriage.<br/><br/>Upon hearing mention of books of weaponry, Lenally's bright, eager smile came back as she looked towards him. "Hell yes, please do! I'd love to learn proper stringing techniques, can we do that after dinner? I won't be able to sleep, I just want to go practice..." Lenally moved closer and whispered to her brother, "..And don't forget your promise to let me go out on the town too! I behaved myself, and I didn't swear until after our parents went in their room. So I still behaved!" Lenally stepped back as she seemed most eager to read the books on archery techniques and any other primers he would see fit to bring her.<br/><br/>The new room that Erin led her to once they stepped out of the overwhelmingly feminine Lily room was much more suited to Lenally's tastes, as she walked in her jaw dropping. But this time, it was in awe. "God's thumbs.....this is a room!" Lenally swore, giggling. The fine weapons hung on the walls, as she ran around looking at them all. The color of the walls reminded her of the color of blood on the battle field. "Henrik look! The training grounds!!!" Lenally dashed over to the balcony overlooking them, and looked to see if any fighters were out training. "Soon I'll be down there too! I'll whip some ass into the dirt and show them that I'm no little girl!" Lenally threw her fist in the air cackling happily.<br/><br/>She turned around and almost ran over to hug Erin. She was glad she'd helped the Fool after all. "Thank you....this room is much more to my liking. Yes, I'd like my things delivered directly." Lenally was always quite friendly and polite if things went well enough (and by well enough, in her favor is the better way to put it). "And don't worry about earlier.....just be more cautious around my father. He tends to be quite militaristic." Lenally said, her voice softening. Yes, the Fool had annoyed her, but she'd made up for it.