"Of course," the captain said, flagging down another of his men, to escort the pair inside.<br/><br/>Moving swiftly, they make their way across the open courtyard, and into the main building. The halls are full of people, especially in the outer sections; mostly servants, but there were a few minor nobles, judging from their outfits. The guard leads the deeper and deeper into the palace, up a couple of flights of stairs; the further they go, the fewer people they see, and the finer their outfits. Eventually, they arrive at a wooden door, where a pair of guards step aside and open it, revealing a relatively small and intimate, yet lavishly decorated, dining room. The floor, curtains, and paint on the walls all explain the name of the room, and even the chandelier adds to the crimson color, subtly, with the glass stained a very faint red.<br/><br/>Smiling, seated across from the entrance, in the man that Delphine recognizes from the previous night - apparently, the prince! He stands as they arrive. "Ahh, welcome, welcome, I'm glad you could make it. And you brought a friend, I see? Please, come in, and thank you for delivering them," he said to the guard, subtly dismissing him. As the pair step inside, the doors close behind, and the prince gestures. "Please! Sit, I'll have food brought out shortly. Did you have any trouble?"