Anira kept herself still in her seat as the Prince listened. It was clear he was not please even if his face was expertly school and his animosity  was making her nervous. From the  stories her grandfather had told it would not have surprised her if the elf jumped forward and launched attach so as he seemed to take in the information Anira held still, focusing in on her magic. The few plants inside began to shift and move slightly and sounds of horses and dogs could be heard from the doors leading outside. Her magic was neutral, being open to both attack and defense, but she had been much more schooled in defense and growth than anything else but if she had too she could create a great deal of damage. Thankfully it seemed that would be unnecessary as Kax spoke in an agreement with his father, if an unhappy one.<br/><br/>Anira let her magic relax, returning to his passive state, and herself relaxed...until the Prince spoke. She whipped her head to look at him, her own face going hot and her eyes glowing a darker purple. "Then it seems we are in agreement...dear." With that she stood and gave a brief bow to both her own father and her to be father-in-law and swiftly turned on her heels to exit. How dare he! What did he think she was excited? That she wanted to leave her home only to travel  far away to a land of elves who long ago abandoned their magic and broke their bonds with nature? She felt her anger rise briefly, the garden outside shifting violently and causing a few screams from those near by until it suddenly subside. As she made her way out Almirtic looked to Vasile.<br/><br/>"It seems she has more of you in her everyday."<br/><br/>Vasile nodded and grinned, looking back at the king. "I doubt I am the only one grateful for that."