Kaiyah was somewhat flustered but she was a good girl all the same. She nodded and took off while he led the Lady to his gardens. As they moved he watched her run her fingers along the flowers which seemed to be pleased by the touch. All things of the Fey enjoyed the attentions of others. They almost fed off it as much as they did sunlight. She was speaking to herself and when she finally asked a question he chuckled a little.<br/><br/>"Indeed," he said "but I have a gift for such things I think. That is why my garden has grown so elaborate."<br/><br/>He looked over the stretch of it. The beauty of it. This was what made him feel at home more than even his ancestral noble home had. Here in this little pocket of the wild he was in his element. He had his patron to thank for that but all the same he was focused on the task at hand. As they walked he could sense in her expression a desire to speak more though she held her tongue. Perhaps it was for secrecy or perhaps it was for want of knowing what to start with. Either way she told him that she had a request for him and he stopped and turned to look at her. She was trembling nearly. The half-elf listened intently as she mentioned that an amulet had been stolen and that he should get it back. The longer she went on the more it clearly weighed on her.<br/><br/>"Be calm," he said with a small smile "I'll certainly hear you out. Firstly, I have no qualms going to recover this amulet you so seek but if we are to do this you must tell me more of this man. Once I know more I can tell you what will be needed."<br/><br/>He paused for a moment.<br/><br/>"And naturally, while I will offer my aid, it would be rather daft of me not to request repayment or reward in some fashion though one as intelligent as yourself has likely already thought of such things if you would like to share those thoughts with me."<br/><br/>He gestured towards a bench in the center of the garden where they could sit and speak under the boughs of his trees with the sun pleasingly coming through the canopy that it had formed.