Lhurriel had to admire how efficient and highly regarded Kaeden was amongst the other soldiers. They snapped to attention whenever he even glanced at them, and all of the guards were crisp and orderly. All of them obviously respected Kaeden very much - Lhurriel hadn't heard of the man herself, but she figured that he had to be rather high-ranked and had done some very credible deeds in the past, for the King to send him on this mission with her.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Sir- Oh! I almost forgot." Lhurriel dug into the pockets of her midnight-blue robe, which hugged her lithe body snugly and allowed her to move her body freely. Traveling robes were cut up the back and front several inches past the knees to allow for easy movement, and to allow one to sit unimpeded on a magicycle. Finally, she pulled out a small packet of crystals from the belts of one of her dagger sheaths, strapped to the side of her leg.<br/><br/>"Compliments of my magic. I've been working on these crystals for the past week, spelling them for speed and keeping the heat flow of the crystals away so that we don't have to stop as often." Lhurriel proceeded to remove the front covers protecting the crystals of the magicycles, and with a bit of magic made the crystal that was currently running absorb her pieces. Almost immediately, the crystal flared and brightened, and a light surge of power shifted the 'cycles into a higher gear.<br/><br/>"Okay. Now we can go." With a gracious smile for Kaeden, Lhurriel took his hand and swung her leg over the back of the cycle. She pulled on the light blue-tinted goggles that she wore when riding the cycles over her eyes, and magic made the scanner built into the crystals of the goggles flare to life, as the miniature scanning systems began reading mage signatures in their surroundings.<br/><br/>"And it's Lhurriel, Sir Alydarr. I've never cared much for titles."