Lea'shee just growls softly like a lioness so only Ras can hear, and there's a clear displeasure in her eyes when she looks at him, but she does nothing overt, just turns to pout at Kwakwana as if only midly displeased.<br/><br/>"Of course. I will make the necessary arrangements that we discussed, my Sarki. I will see you soon."<br/><br/>She adds huskily, but of course there was a significant chance that Ras would be taken in by his beautiful first wife and Queen. If so, Lea'shee was just going to spend that time to meet with the angel again. She also needed to find out what the angel had done. She had her mystical ways. When she was gone, Kwakwana smiled at her husband and king and knew of course how aroused he was, but her matter was serious.<br/><br/><br/><div class="floatright"><strong>Kwakwana</strong><br/>(https://drive.google.com/uc?id=1wOSZ6fCprxacjz4S-h_0JRv-ymFK-Vh5)</div>"Our... guest... has been wandering the city for a while, but only now has she gotten herself into a spat with the Church of Gold."<br/>The Church of Gold was a faith of the dwarves, with many human followers, but mostly dwarven merchants and people who wished to be wealthy. Their priests were mainly concerned with mercantile affairs, following the laws, and lending money and usurious rates to become  and stay wealthy.<br/>"She got into an argument with one of the priest, basically called him a slaver when they came to collect a debtor. She... well she kicked his ass and called him some names. Said that worshiping gold was 'stupid, short-sighted and evil'."<br/>Ras knew that his wife didn't like them much either, but the kingdom still owed them so many debts (the previous king really was bad at this), and they were wealthy with many connections with the Dwarves of the citadel across the desert where spider silk and other world spices and salt came from. No doubt tomorrow some angry dwarf was going to come out to the king and demand justice. Kwakwana was always pushing to reduce their power, but Lea'shee had made deals with them to ensure they wouldn't ask the mountain Dwarves to evict Ra'Shuurma and annex their city.<br/><br/>And now the silver angel just unwittingly kicked the hornet's nest. Ra'Shuurma didn't have the military might yet to fend off the Dwarves if they came at him with the entire army, but fortunately he didn't think they would go that far as the situation could still be handled with a simple payment/bribe (depending on how you looked at it). It was good Kwakwana came to him with this immediately, he could avert anything major with this, but now he really needed to talk with the silver angel about the laws of his kingdom. And of course, possibly using this to his advantage. Maybe he could use Tafiya as a scary dog, to keep his opponents and rivals off balance, and appearing as the more reasonable and stable choice. But also use Tafiya's no doubt rising popularity with the masses.<br/><br/>Kwakwana smiled knowingly at her husband, she had a good idea of what he was going to do, but let him speak first to ensure they were on the same page, so instead she just dismissed her handmaidens and went to sit on his lap, claiming her spoils for the night from Lea'shee.