"I have, just a bit of trouble now and then with a few older fellows, nothing serious sir." The boy commented briefly and smiled at him cheerfully, snatching the silver casually and bowing his head. "I'll be off then, have a good one sir." On a hurried pace, the boy was quickly gone and left the doorstep in peace.<br/><br/>Looking around for a while, Tehr saw a number of good houses along the way, but not one of them seeming perfectly suited at first. After a while, he found one that resembled his residence, a bit smaller in size but otherwise fine. It seemed like one that his sister might stay at, it was a clean neighborhood with a little garden space and thick walls, as well as a good view of a well travelled street.<br/><br/>The arrival to the palace was met with quiet response from the guards looking Tehr over silently, but seeming to sense the sign he still wore, the man was not stopped. In his walk to the library he found the place quiet and empty, other than an old man with glasses settinng books back in the shelves in the more<em>general</em>section of the royal library.