He paused at the door, and looked back over his shoulder. "Considering the storm on the way, you did well to end this minor rainstorm when you did. And your daughter might be a bit shrill tomorrow morning, so you might want to let everyone know that I am taking her in hand, so the guards don't try to defend her from me. I doubt she will be up by dawn for some reason, so she will be quite unhappy with me dragging her out of bed."<br/><br/>He sighed outside her door at the information, before he knocked once. "Ma'am. You have ten minutes to be out in the courtyard, else I am coming back up here, coming in there, and you are riding out in whatever you happen to be wearing right now. I would give you five, but I am in a good mood for the moment. Do not change that."<br/><br/>He turned to one of the nearby maids. "See that her outfits are sent along as soon as possible. She should already have several packed and ready to go, I asked one of the maidservants to do that last night. I will be in the courtyard, please find me if she tries to order something to the contrary."<br/><br/>He headed down and oversaw the saddling of the horses, spending a moment with each one, and communicating with it as Blossom had taught him. That only took a couple minutes, and then he settled in to wait by the door to the courtyard for the ten minutes he had given her.