Kaeden was, naturally, honored to take up His Majesty's request to hunt down the sorry souls who dared to steal from the treasury. Thieving gold from the kingdom was one thing but to make off with the Royal Amulet was nigh the highest form of treason. The only thing worse were an outright defiance to the crown and it's kingdom.<br/><br/>Sir Kaeden Alydarr was the first to be summoned for the task of retrieving the stolen treasure, and it was far from Kae to not serve his kingdom. He was fiercly devoted to knighthood. Well trained and highly regaurded among the ranks, as well as those of any level nobility. Even so, he was not affected by his fame. His heart was always with his sword. Since he was but a young lad, barely of age to be a squire, he knew what it was he would do with his life: ride strong under the banners of the kingdom.<br/><br/>And so that banner stood high above his head as he dismounted the cycle he arrived on, the flagman hot on his heels. He approached a young woman who stood at the entrance of the pub. She was clad in clothing fit for travel and seemed as though she had an aire of magic about her; perhaps she was who he was to meet with for the journey after the amulet. His assumption was proven so when she bowed in introduction.<br/><br/>"We are the royal guard of His Majesty, King Roland." he replied with a much lighter bow, "I am Sir Kaeden Alydarr."<br/><br/>He looked upon the girl with trained eyes, examining her in usefulness rather than character, as he was trained to do so. She seemed built well enough to be able to pull her own weight through out the journey, though, more would be assessed as the subject of her magical abilities would arise.<br/><br/>"Are you ready to be off?" he asked curtly, "It would be best if we could leave immediately."