She spoke quickly and never met his eyes which was amusing really. Dutiful as ever she seemed to be ever since the day he'd bought her to help with this place. Once she had time to take a breath and actually articulate herself he smiled and laughed a little. They had a guest and she was so worried that she started looking for him and started in all the wrong places. Not that he wasn't usually in those places, he was, but he had tried to make a point of telling some of the servants he was going to the observatory. Looking back, though, he realized he'd neglected to tell her. What a bother.<br/><br/>Kaiyah had earned her head pat and she began walking behind him. He didn't take much note of it beyond her continued presence which was fine by him. He was dressed well but he kept no mystical items on him at that moment. There was no expectation of attack after all and he could conjure the blade if he needed it so he'd left it in the observatory. It wasn't until they neared the door that she darted in front of him. The door opened not more than a moment or two later to introduce him to the woman who entered the house.<br/><br/>Lady Azarine was quite a name. She was one of the lords of the town's daughters which was quite interesting. Had she come here for some particular advice or for his more martial talents. He was fairly certain that word of his occasional nightly escapades had not yet reached noble ears to the point of enticing such ladies.<br/><br/>"A pleasure to meet you Lady Azarine," he said "please, come with me and I'll take you to my garden where we may talk in peace. Kaiyah, do get us some refreshments. Take your time, we don't want a mess."<br/><br/>He smiled nodded to Kaiyah before gesturing for her to go. Beckoning Delia forwards he walked alongside her towards his gardens.<br/><br/>"To what do I owe the honor of a visit from someone as esteemed as you," he asked with a polite smile.