"You can have the soldiers you wish, tell them to follow you, I have already let the captain know that there's a task ahead so he should have prepared to rotate shifts as necessary." Smiling, he nod his head approvingly. "Cloaked carriage seems appropriate, we have no need to humiliate the man until we have examined all the evidence at least." He remarked briefly, then thinking a moment. "Luna is free, I'll have her meet you outside. Is that all then?" The king asked smiling at Sir Gabriel<br/><br/>No matter what some might say, the Cavalier was a true asset when tact was necessary, and the King believed him to be loyal, as he kept saying from time to time. "Go then, and bring us victory, and woe to the foolish who betray their nation."<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Gathering the soldiers would not take much time indeed, the guard captain outside had already ordered a group of fifteen hardy men to stand ready at the castle courtyard, though with several more at the walls it would not be a hard task to pull a few more at the gathering either.<br/><br/>As for Lady Luna, the elven woman rested at the fortifications, staring at the distance silently. Her tight dress fitted well to her shape, but her black hair framing her elegant face was tied to a rogue knot other than thin strip of hair at both sides, allowed to fall besides her ears to further pronounce the looks of her face. The woman's blue eyes almost cold, she was called Luna for most of the time she was alone, prefering solitude and quiet. Yet the thick tome she carried with her, and the pouch with a wand sticking out of its corner were a sign of a woman that was more than a simple servant in the castle.