The queen looked at Tehr a moment with a slightly surprised expression but then nod, silently pulling her dress back up in place. "Very well, I will hope to see your safe return then." The queen nod and lifted her cup of tea there, sipping on its contents where as the woman in the tight leather suit turned to look at Tehr and nod. "If that is her majesty's command." She stepped to the hallway and looked at Tehr, gesturing him to come along as she got on the move towards the stairs.<br/><br/>"I apologise for the interruption, but the church almost started a small battle between the guards and the zealots of the church. The fanatical folk are dangerous, and quickly shouting they are being oppressed if the queen uses power against them, but they still try to avoid the laws and do something like this." She rolled her eyes. "And the knight isn't even part of their religion, he openly follows 'old way', so if he is 'heretical', he never said he believes in their deity anyway. Besides, there is a freedom still to choose your religion, even if the<em>late king</em>before our queen used to be one of their faith." Snorting a bit, she moved ahead to the stairs.<br/><br/>The two women in suits were there watching, but beyond them there were four other such women. The four of them got to follow the leading woman as she continued to speak, though Tehr could find the women in the tight outfits keeping an eye on him each. "I am sure we can take care of this on our own, but since the Queen seemed fine with sending you along, I'll let you try talking sense to those church bastards."