They had pulled into the estate quite ceremoniously, in full and perfect formation, backs straight and chins high and strong. The gave of a most regal air, though they were but humble soldiers in the royal guard. They boys could certainly be quite wild if let loose, but when it came to business and matters of the estate, they were as solid and straight as the steel they carried. Kaeden was certainly proud to have them as his men and he gladly showed it in his performance.<br/><br/>Lhurriel had greeted Lord Eversleigh in a manner that Kaeden hadn't at all suspected. He had gathered that they were indeed acquaintences, but he hadn't suspected them to be as good friends as this. He watched curiously for a moment as he and his men dismounted their 'cycles, but as they fell in behind him, he thought of it no longer. Not long after did Eversleigh himself greet them.<br/><br/>"Well met, good Lord." Kaeden replied with a bow of his own, "I thank you on behalf of the King for allowing us to remain in your house this night."<br/><br/>As their gracious host began to lead them to his shed, Kae nodded to his men and they began to push their magicycles after him. Kae removed the sunglasses he wore along the trip, as the light of day died so did the need for them to remain perched upon his nose. He gently slipped into a small pouch that hung from his belt before following the others to the shed.