She opens her mouth to retort, looking almost angry, but his announcement that they're at the throne room already startles her enough to get her to focus back on being prepared, even if she looks quite nervous, as they enter.<br/><br/>The palace is, to put it simply, grand. A sweeping, open room, the single hall almost as large as the Emperor's palace, back on Tysinni's world. Hundreds of thick columns support the roof, along with a considerable amount of magic, so much so that it looks like a forest, although there's a clear line of sight to the throne, closer to the center of the room than the back, where the Sultan himself sits, surrounded by guards, both efreeti and dragon, though there's certainly a feeling that the sultan is likely the most dangerous being in the room, or, at least,<em>was,</em>in the short time between Verdelet's departure, and Draiss' arrival.<br/><br/>They don't seem to have noticed his arrival yet, or, if they have, they're not paying attention to him, as the Sultan is speaking with some of his advisers, likely about Verdelet's meeting with him.