Kaeden had managed a bit of tea between then and Corsair's return. It did him well to rest his storming mind. It wasn't enough that he had issues about the stolen artifact, but the sheer gall of those women to be as pompous as they were. One would have thought Kae was familiar with the aristocratic hens and, truth be told, he was. He just never managed to get used to their pillowed egos and dreadfully charming characteristic exaggerations. Such people always brought him to his wit's end.<br/><br/>"Worry not, my lady." Kae shook his head lightly, "The words were well deserved. You have a right to defend your own honor as well as that of Master Atadel. There is certainly no need for apology from you... To be perfectly honest, the men and I were entirely relieved to be able to have a reason to escort them out."<br/><br/>At the last statement, Kae had taken to giving the lady mage a smile and a nodding thanks. It was certainly a nightmare until Lhurriel had arrived to, more or less, save them from the social vultures. With them gone and the remained of the night left to Kaeden, he felt relieved to be given the chance to ponder their next move with the new information Corsair had given him earlier that day. He would need to call a small meeting in the morning to consult his soliders.<br/><br/>Shaking the thoughts of tomorrow's coming from his mind, "I do hope that you don't work yourself terribly hard in Lord Corsair's factory tonight. I'll need you for that tomorrow." He finished with a light wink, obviously a light joke between the three of them.