<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC: XP-Tracking</div><div class="spoiler_body">XP at beginning: 10,000<br/>XP required to reach level 6: 15,000 (Fast XP-Track)<br/>Current XP: 12,500</div></div><br/>The cloaked carriage soon held the prisoners and the dead, and arriving to the castle the soldiers were gathered and sent to rest, to the walls, and one injured man sent to the healer's office just in case though it seemed nothing series. "The king awaits you," the guard captain announced to Gabriel there, as Lady Luna looked at the man seriously. The prisoners were being moved to a dungeon already, with Lady Luna dismounting and taking up the gathered evidence to bring it along after Gabriel to present to the king. The guard captain casting one more glance at the group before stepping aside.<br/><br/>Within the throne room the young king was standing near a table with a map of the local lands spread out on it, the kingdom's borders marked on the map as well as those of the neighbors. Presently, it appeared the king was moving small pieces on the board while an advisor was moving others. By the looks of it, a strategy lesson about defending the country's border. Or invading the other country. One or another.<br/><br/><strong>"Ahh, you have returned. I trust everything went well?"</strong>The young king smiled as he turned his attention at Gabriel and Lady Luna.<strong>"Still as cold? Grant your king a smile when you enter the throne room."</strong>The young man addressed Luna, who seemed to just stare at the king with a serious expression, but at the request she seemed to put up a smile that was more creepy than warm, her eyes not really into it.<br/><br/><strong>"Ehh... Nevermind"</strong>The king sighed. Luna's expression was already back to normal.<strong>"Did you find the evidence? Have you arrested the nobleman and his accomplices? Anyone that might be involved must be held, we can arrest on suspicion alone if it spares the loyal people from having to endure the rigors of extended rebellion. We can always release the unjustly accused if we make a mistake, but a criminal that gets away might learn to be more cautious and cause a lot of harm in the long run."</strong>The prince stated sharply. To him it appeared the matter was just that simple.