Kasala nodded. "I'll see it is done, my Lady," she said before departing to attend to her assigned tasks.<br/><br/>Cormag nodded as well. "My men already have a watch rotation set up, and I'll be sending scouts to watch the surrounding area. We'll keep you apprised of any developments." Cormag rose, gave a curt nod, and left.<br/><br/>Elaine's features softened at Larissa's praise, her cheeks flushing. "I'm Baroness of Bedegar now," she said. "I never expected it, never<em>wanted</em>it. But I'm going to have to act like it if I am to retake Bedegar from the Greymantles." Then she grinned slightly. "Although if I knew you liked it so much, I'd have started doing it much sooner." She returned the heated look, leaning closer to Larissa, when the door swung open and Kasala returned.<br/><br/>"Morgouse the Carpenter, my Ladies," the elf said. "I have also seen to the donation to the Gravesford Chapel." Bowing, she left once more.<br/><br/>Morgous approached the two noblewoman without an great pomp or circumstance, and sat down unceremoniously in one of the chairs. "Well, it's the biggest job I've ever seen, and it's not gonna be cheap," she said. "To get this place completely ship-shape, you'll be looking at about five months of work. Between materials and labour, you're looking at about twenty-five thousand crowns. We can work that out in installments, though."