Tensing up the woman watched Gabriel a moment before closing her eyes. "I hate the king and what he has done, he has killed all the family I have and I am not the only one. He's the only one to blame for the resentment he has built against him. I'll go, and talk with the others about a bit of caution, perhaps holding back more violent movement, but they want the young prince dethroned." She looked at him again seriously however, her eyes narrowed.<br/><br/>"As for the Duke, the prince might be riding in his death going there. While I wish he did, he would probably take you with him in that hopeless battle. The very people that trained you too are there, and even if they would not go along with rebellion, they would defend the duke that has stood up for the protection of the old ways, and the old honor. If the prince starts a fight there, he'll not only enrage the nobility, he'll make an enemy of the knight orders that found shelter there. So if you go, I urge you to caution."<br/><br/>She swallowed and then looked down. "Worse is that some nobles try to hoard wealth and power for themselves already, seeing the signs of chaos in the air, and it seems that even if the rebellion and the king battle, the winner still has to have power to hold off any competing nobles making a try for a regicide and naming themselves the next ruling family. Amidst all the chaos it might even appeal to the people." She looked away.<br/><br/>"You have your strange shard of honor, that I cant help but applaud, but you are running a dangerous Game. C ... acts like C has seen it all before. C is almost like a God to some of the higher ups, the Guildmaster gave him more money than I have seen in my entire life without even blinking, to help launch the attack at the king's castle." She tensed. "And that's where my gratitude ends,<em>loyalist.</em>" She spat the word like a curse, turning to flee, crashing a window in her leap and landing on the street several floors below, already in full run at landing.