"I will see you later." The queen waved a smile on her face, but looking back at the papers before her she sighed, looking less than happy but focusing her attention to them again, though looking a bit better, sitting more comfortably now after he had massaged her. The high position came with its own pressures, but she appeared a bit more relieved now. Smiling after him she focused on her work.<br/><br/>The walk out of the palace and the subsequent journey over to House Saari were easy enough, with a few people passing by briefly but nothing of note seeming to be going on. As Tehr arrived though, he was greeted by a sight of two women locked in a sword-fight, one of them holding a rapier and a dagger, another in turn holding a bastard sword. The two of them looked to be sparring together, but given the helmets they wore it was hard to see much. The blades looked dull, practice weapons, though the way the bastard sword struck the dual-wielder's side must have hurt, even through the leather clothing she was wearing.<br/><br/>The two of them paused though, on noticing Tehr's presence. Leather clad female forms showed the full curve, though the leather was thick enough to actually provide some protection for them in that fight. As they looked at Tehr, a familiar voice rose up. "Good evening there, come to watch us two?" Smirking, the young woman pulled her helmet off, her dagger already sheathed when she turned around, the rapier still held in the other hand relaxedly. Karin d'Saari, the swordswoman of the sisters.<br/><br/>"Can you give us a moment? I haven't had a chance to train all day." Her expression amused, she looked back at the other guard, the grey metal helmets the only bit of protective metal they wore, the rest entrusted to just leather's embrace.