Kaeden gave the man a nod as Atadel pointed them to the main house and went to park his magicycle in an empty stall. As the two turned to leave the storage house, Kaeden turned and watch them leave, Lhurriel's arm wrapped around the lord's as they went off on their own. Kaeden's curiosity toward their relationship piqued. Lhurriel had, now and again, let informality wash over her as she would mention the man by his first name. Along with the energetic, and quite affectionate greeting, Kaeden began to wonder if they were more than just old friends. He did not linger on the thought any longer. It was not his business to know whether or not the lady mage was seeing anyone nor who it was she was possibly being courted by. With his 'cycle put up for the night, Kae, like the like his men, unstrapped the saddle bags with all their supplies and extra clothing from the vehicles and carried them out.<br/><br/>"Do you think we'll be able to take a look in the shop like Lady Lhurriel said we would?" Rohwik had become anxious to see how everything was put together and made to work.<br/>"It is possible, Hawk." answered Kae as they all walked together to the main house, "But even though it was she who said it was possible, it's the Lord who would be the one to make it so."<br/>"Aye sir." Rohwik's voice had dulled with a bit of disappointment, though he knew it was true.<br/>"Sir.." Tolan voiced as he sped up from behind, "What do you make of the thieves?"<br/>"Well," he replied pensively, "I'm not sure who it is exactly who made off with the amulet, but I'm afraid that - with the direction they could possibly be heading - that I might have an idea of who they may have been stealing it for."<br/><br/>They all fell silent as the men, too, had the same hunch. Immediately the subject was dropped none of Kaeden's men wish to dig into things they shouldn't and so chose to avoid the possibility completely. Kaeden appreciated the kind thoughts of his men, though he wouldn't had minded speaking of it - granted, he was also content not to press the matter. Upon reaching the front door to the house, they were let inside by a young servant girl, William, of course, teased by Rohwik has he had caught the man glancing at the girl.<br/><br/>She led them a little further into the simply decorated home, simple and plain yet somehow exotic and elegant. Finally reaching the library, she announced their arrival of the Kae and his men in a sweet soft spoken voice.<br/><br/>"I thank you again, Lord Atadel," Kaeden spoke as he stepped through the door, "For letting us stay in your home for the night."