It was enough that it wasn't just polite, but for a very first attempt, he was proud of it. He also did not expect the Fae to ever give wild standing applause, not without some encouragement from the Queen at the absolute least. That it was Elwyrr that started it was just a bit better, not forgetting the Fae had been his first opponent in the Court, as well as his first real ally. He would thank him later. He was already planning other experiments, some of them needed another person to help, and if they came out half as well as they were in his mind, Elwyrr might enjoy some of the better pieces for his own collection. He took the gloves with a salute, sticking with his original story of never kneeling or bowing willing, moving with military precision, before he slipped them onto his belt. "I am honored, ma'am."<br/><br/>He returned to his spot beside the Queen, though his attention was on the painting, an oddly possessive air in his gaze when it was on the group examining it, noting that most of the Fae seemed particularly entranced on the 'ghost' wielder and surroundings, the painting's real elegance only visible if one got closer and examined it.