Akara stayed on her knees hanging her head hope dying a final death as he walked away. Part of her thrilled to his praise of her it was comforting that all she'd done had not been overlooked. But on the other hand the misery that threatened to pull her down into a pit of depression all but blotted out the praise of his words. "It's not fair." Akara breathed as Arex stopped talking. The things he said were her own sentiments magnified. He was so much older then her and carried so much heavier a weight.<br/><br/>Culture and training, the type of person a lifetime in the desert made her get off her knees and lift her chin her eyes dry. "It's your choice and as always I will stand besides you, your loyal servant my liege. I may wish you'd reconsider but it's your choice." She said with a nod of her head letting ebony hair swirl around her shoulder, "Tomorrow I'll stand by your side as you go into battle." She said a flash of blue fire in her eyes daring him to try to deny her the right to be with him in what very well might be his final moments. "I'll leave you to your meditation." She said with a slight bow before turning from him and found Angela with her eyes  a small smile flickering there before she left the castle headed back to their own castle.