"I agree, better to take my chances with that rather than go on trial for attempted murder without regrets." He remarked this briefly, and watched the people around him warily, but there was enough threat in Tehr and his companions to keep the man honest for now at least. As his arms were bound the mute healer stepped out of the house, casting a brief look around. Angelique was following after him and held up a small cloth bundle which the man accepted with a brief nod and left with then.<br/><br/>"He simply asked for some food to take back with him, I offered him a fair amount of stew but he preferred to take something he could carry with him, and more quantity than quality." Angelique stepped closer to inform him, watching the bound man and Tera who was keeping watch on the man and that Tehr was safe. The assassin remained quiet at this, waiting as Tera moved to escort the man alongside Tehr towards the palace.<br/><br/>The streets seemed mainly empty, but as they made their move ahead a few guards looked at them curiously, but Tera nod towards the Palace getting a few curious looks from people passing by but no guards had come charging after them at least yet, allowing them a safer journey. The walk to the palace gates was safe enough, but arriving there they found the guards crossing halberds in their path. The quick question about their business was hurriedly stopped by a member of the Queen's guard hurrying over to wave him past.<br/><br/>It seemed that her presence made the regular guard defer to her on that matter, as the woman escorted Tehr and Tera along with their silent captive to a room near the throne-room but much smaller in size. It was a study with several maps pinned along the walls, and a room with a large table with a map of all the isles upon it, as well as the divided counties the country was formed of. Behind the desk where the Queen was sitting stood also the queen's guard captain who still looked shaky on her feet, but Lilian's expression was a lot healthier than the night she took the dangerous sip.<br/><br/>"Lord Wynt." The Queen nod, her expression formal as she looked up at the captive man that he brought in with him, raising a brow. "I have instructed my guards to not let most people inside so I assume this is important for you to bring someone I do not know here?" Her question was serious and reserved, watching the body-language of the bound man.