<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">I hate leaving you waiting for my posts as long as has happened here now again. *Sighs* I find myself a bit worn down and busy in real life but it shouldn't cause the games to suffer this much. I am sorry and I understand if it is too much to handle waiting these times, losing interest in the game can happen swiftly I know. I'm going to post and hope you are still along, but given how much its happened lately, I can't help but worry you have began to feel its a bit unstable to game right now with me.</div></div><br/>The two older men chuckled faintly and smiled, while Emily cast a look at Tehr then curtseying to the men who nod their heads and bowed to her. "Its a pleasure to meet someone as accomplished as your companion describes you as, Lady Emily. Hopefully you will enjoy the party and join us a lot more, this place can become a little dull at times and new people with fresh ideas might do it some good, though some of our companions might disagree."<br/><br/>As the older of the two men was speaking to Emily, the other one turned to face Tehr. "I met him long ago. I'm old enough to be his father and my own father thought him to be a bit idealistic in his time." These two did look like a grandfather and a great-grandfather actually. Pretty long lived then. "He had his own ideas about things, but I believe he grew disillusioned by some of the power-play going on at the court. There's been doublecrossing and politics, and its not all beautiful at all."<br/><br/>The man shook his head a bit. "I believe your father retired from the politics, sealed off his house to the comforts of the rural lands, and lived both without benefits of the court, and without its chains. Its a good life for some but it means also burying your head in the sand, if you pardon the expression. Things here may affect a life far away too. Which is why we need people with hope and the good will for all in their hearts. Some of the young ones seem too keen to promote only their own view of life, and most of all,<em>obedience</em>to those teachings."