The air about Lhurriel was noticeably different that moments before and Kae was pleased to pick up on it. He felt a little awkward after realizing how ridiculous he must have sounded with his last comment. He was never any good at joking, but he felt the want to attempt to lighten her spirits - though, she apparently didn't seem to need it any longer.<br/><br/>"No, my lady." Sir Alydarr answer with a light turn of his head, "I believe we've talked enough of our business for the day already. Let me worry about the amulet for the rest of the night."<br/><br/>Of course he was going to worry about. What evidence they've gathered pointed in a direction Kae didn't want to go. Thoughts couldn't be kept from clouding his mind, they had been storming all day since the news Corsair had relayed. He sighed, realizing that he had wandered off in his own troubled world for but a moment.<br/><br/>"Lord Atadel, I do thank you for the wonderful meal as well as the kind accommodations for the evening. My men and I appreciate it very much. I will leave the rest of the night to you both."<br/><br/>Kaeden bowed respectfully to the both of them before excusing himself from the room. He casually made his way up to his room, intending to turn in of course, but not without at least an hour or so pondering their next move.