Lady Luna seemed unaware of Gabriel's viewing, though as she straightened her back she blinked looking at his blush, her eyes watching him for a moment before she looked ahead again, having left the jars on the tray. "We'll take them along then when we leave." She remarked briefly. Watching Gabriel read the letters she remained quiet, waiting and watching him and then the maid and the approaching lady.<br/><br/>As Gabriel explained his reasons to the lady, Maria frowned a little at the questions but nod her head. "Very well. Father left to have a meal with a friend of his, at the Jovial Jester's tavern, two hours ago. He usually stays all night." As Maria said this the maid hesitantly spoke up. "The Lord is a good man, he just feels lonely without his late wife and spends time outside at times." However it seemed that Maria cast her a short look and the Maid quieted down a bit. Maria let out a sigh and spoke up in turn. "I am fairly certain my father meets with his mistress, I am fairly sure of this. He always gets excited receiving sealed letters these days." Her tone was a bit bitter, as she looked aside.<br/><br/>At that time, a soldier emerged from the master bedroom, carrying with him a thick, large scroll. "Sir, sir!" The soldier rushing over unveiled a map of the castle, with passageways clearly marked, and what's more, a route from the back wall over to the kitchen's door and into the back of the throne room, another up the wall to a wallside privy. Ugly way in, but it would put someone close to the hallway leading to the royal bedroom. There was also a pair of other markings, one from the hallway to the balconies overlooking the throne-room, and last one leading to a wine cellar, where a symbol for fire had been marked up.<br/><br/>Lady Maria stared at the soldiers, and Gabriel a lot more warily. At that time Lady Luna tensed. "She has a wand in her pocket." Luna's eyes had an eerie light in them at that moment.