<br/>The hood was forward enough to cast a shadow over the majority of the Goblin's face, darkness being all that was visible. But when he heard his room, two points of light seemed to appear in the depths of the darkness, likely a bit of light reflecting from the pupils of the Goblin King.<br/><br/>"... hello, princess Aria. Having a pleasant evening teasing the men of the courts, I see."<br/><br/>She may have grown up around goblins, but it was unlikely she'd ever dealt with one such as Fenris. He was a goblin in blood, even if only by half of his parentage... but the powers and intelligence he had were far above the average goblin, making him far more dangerous. How else would he become king?<br/><br/>"And is there anything in particular that I owe this visit to?"<br/><br/>The question was asked, but Aria would have to be a fool to think he didn't already know what she wanted... and what she'd do to get it. He had watched her with the Slaugh king, and he was far from a fool. But he was going to leave it up to her to approach the subject. Honestly, he held no true affinity for either of the court... His goblins did work for both, despite who was in charge.