He nodded simply, deciding not to try and address any of the matters brought up. From his point of view he had simply stated what were facts and offered cheap soldiers, but having the king speak so, it seemed as if his offer and request had been ignored. He wasn't upset about it, not really, a little put off maybe, but not enough to turn him from the discussions.<br/><br/>Having nothing to do and not really willing to contribute at the time, Havien settled for idly moving the fingers of his right hand. They didn't do much that was significant, just twirled, flickered and danced about, it helped him think and helped him keep focused. Above all else it helped with staving off boredom. The paper that he had been studying intently before was being idly folded with his left hand, the folds random yet precise, the edges meeting perfectly when touching.<br/><br/>He did all this while idly listening to the King, continuing to nod slowly at the man's words, his eyes continually roaming the room, seeking always a threat.