Kaeden wondered suddenly just what it was they may have interrupted as they entered the room. For a moment, he could have sworn that Lhurriel had a terribly forlorn look on her face and Atadel's expression wasn't any better. Concern soon reverted back to curiosity as Lhurriel switched back to the woman he had met earlier that day, but seeming to know her way about the place, (as well as the names of nigh everyone who lived there.) Lhurriel waved William and Rohwik on with her toward the factory. Kaeden felt a bit awkward knowing, by the looks on the faces of his men, that he must have been the only one to pick up the bit of tension in the library. He sighed and tried to shake the thought from his head as he began to follow Tolan and Ghestin whilst Camden led them toward their rooms.<br/><br/>"Actually, Sir Alydarr, may I please speak with you a bit about your plans after you leave? I'd like to find out how I can help, if there is a way. I'd appreciate if you would return to the library after you leave your things in your room."<br/>Kae's head turned to look over his shoulder to the Lord standing behind him, "Certainly, Lord Atadel."<br/><br/>With a nod from the lord, Kaeden continued on his way to find his room for the night. Listening to the other two talk about getting cleaned up and possibly even skipping dinner for the nice warm bed. Who knows when and if they'll get another chance to sleep so comfortably again on this mission. Once the other two had been shown to their rooms, Camden opened the door to an empty room, directing the captain inside. The room was definately plain, though, didn't exactly give of a welcoming feeling. Kaeden paid no mind to it though, he didn't need anything extravagent or overly decorated. The bed alone was more than enough.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Camden." he spoke as he stepped inside.<br/><br/>The butler nodded and shut the door as he went about the rest of his business. Kaeden, dropped his bags atop the bed, removing his shirt and chainmail armor he donned underneath. After folding them into a pile, he set them aside on the edge of the bed to be delt with later. Kae rummaged through one of his two bags and pulled out a crisp, white undershirt and a forest green tunic that he slipped on. He yanked out his tail from underneath his new clothing and clasp a black leather belt atop them. Without a second more, Kaeden stepped out again to meet with Atadel.