She returned his gaze, frank and unafraid as she listened to him speak and wonder just how honest he was being, if he would be ally or enemy. There were many things he could be, many things she could see him as choosing the path toward but what path he could take the step down she did not know. She knew the dangerous water's she found herself in, perhaps she did not know them in themselves but she knew their danger and her eyes were open and her mind alert to try and use whatever she could to her advantage as best she could. "Everyone has an agenda of their own." She said the words softly though with an edge of melancholy to them that hinted at some of her own personal relationships.<br/><br/>There was simply too much culture clashing going on, from her raised as a modern woman to the sidhe, from the Seelie to the Unseelie, from the sidhe to the Slaugh and everything else within the faerie. It astounded her almost, how at odds they all could be without noticing the very basic truth that they very much needed each other. However powerful the Slaugh, the Goblins or the sidhe, they all needed each other because they were in fact very much an minority in the world now.<br/><br/>At least he laid out his own agenda, and she believed them, though thought that he held back some of what else lay on his mind or in his plans, there was always more then one would thank at first. At his smile and the point that others would take offense at an alliance between them Dawn shrugged a shoulder, a slight smile tugging her lips. "Ah but see if their eyes are closed and they wish to aid me then I must open them. And if I must learn then I must have allies I can trust in, such as yourself. Besides, I already have an Unseelie within my guard, that has shocked and discomforted quiet a few. They must, all the fey, must realize that the Goddess means for a Queen for all of them, not just a faction. I would know all the people, not just the Seelie."<br/><br/>She pushed herself upward then, moving around the table toward him before pausing and leaning back against the table, looking at him thoughtfully with a slight tilt to her head. "So...what is it my pretty eyes should see first then your Majesty?"