<strong>"A shame, it has been a while since I last saw you, but I know all too well how tiresome the duties can be."</strong>Emily smiled and nodded her head, while Christina chuckled slightly.<strong>"I am sure that Tera would be happy to come greet you when she is done, but from what I understood she was planning to soak for a while so you should have a chance to share a word with Lady Rosalyn just fine before that."</strong>She cast a look at the elven woman, who nodded her head slightly and stood.<br/><br/><strong>"I shall accompany you shortly then, but I would like to stop by the room I've been using before joining you. I'll meet you in your study then."</strong>She smiled but nodded and left the room.<strong>"I'll stay with the ladies for a little while, Master, but I was hoping to talk about magical theory at some point later if you are willing."</strong>That said, the group turned their attention to the talk they had been having, with Emily's comments about the 'necromancer 'slavedriver' work foreman' seeming to have been guilty of quite a few desecrations of the dead, bringing them back to life to undercut his competition, rather than serve as an army like some necromancers.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, Tehr got a chance to make his way to the study at ease, the house lively and warm, the study itself kept in fine shape. Upon entering the room he'd see a few of the rings that were making an impression among the ladies of the court resting on a small pillow either already enchanted or waiting for it, they had been selling well enough and bringing in their own little bit of cashflow amidst other things. There was also a few bits of parchment showing the magical theories that Alex had worked on during free time, both a bit on primal magic, and something else that seemed more in line of not outright teleportation but apportation. A spell to deliver messages to pre-set destinations that could be moved, a spell that would link a set of wooden boxes with arcane marks in them and use them and the spell to send a letter to a particular one, noting the usefulness of such for long distance communications. It was difficult work though, and other spells for sending messages might be easier to use and less troublesome, but their range was sometimes lacking.<br/><br/>Nonetheless, a short time later there was a knock on his door and Rosalyn's voice rose up.<strong>"My Lord? I believe you wished to share a few words with me?"</strong>