Aria felt his hand upon her waist squeezing tightly. At that moment she could have done more. She could have prompted more from the handsome guard, however she knew what she did say already had a profound affect on his thoughts. She smiled inwardly as he shoved her away and moved away from everyone.<br/><br/><em>Yes, everyone will see that she is no different than I. The Seelie are no better than the Unseelie, nor are the Unseelie better. They would all see we were equals. They would find out through whatever means it took. The Goddess and Consort knew it and she knew it was up to her and Dawn to prove it to the others.</em><br/><br/>She glanced back toward Connal and offered him a slow but genuine smile before she turned to see the Goblin King nor far from her. She took in a deep inward breath and started to approach. The young Sidhe Princess had grew up around the Goblins and such, so she did not find them distasteful or alarming however their methods of negotiation did leave much to be desired. This alone would be a test for herself and for her loyalty to what must be done. For Faerie, for Danu. Her gaze shifted over King Fenris giving him his due appraisal and appreciation of appearance.<br/><br/><strong>“Good Evening, Fenris, King of the Goblins.”</strong><br/>