The bath, the preparation, and everything of that nature went perfectly, no interruptions, no trouble. Arrival to the House Ravos was met with a honor guard of 10 wolf-riders, and Emily d'Ravos walking forth with a amber shaded costume, her curly hair framing her face beautifully, her bust pushing out as if daring him to peek at a nipple, her skirt giving hint of her slender thighs as she moved, the cloth hugging her form nicely in motion but then settling down by gravity. Emily joined him in the carriage for the ball, sitting down next to him. Waiting till they were were on the move.<br/><br/>Tera was riding outside besides the carriage driver, so Emily had privacy to speak. She looked at him and spoke seriously. "I was mad at you. I understand what is at stake but I was still mad at you. I'm not happy you are going to probably have to walk out on me, but I'm willing to forgive you for it. I had to think about it, but I did have some time to myself and decided that after what I've shown you, you wouldn't likely throw it all away. Not many humans learn what halflings can and will do, no offence intended, but humans are pretty stuck in their old ways. Someone willing to take a moment to consider other ways to live is worth thinking about, regardless of race. So. I'm going to want you to 'repent' later if you leave me at the party, alone." She looked at him.<br/><br/>"If you walk out on me to be with the queen, I'll forgive it, but in exchange, you will show you are sorry and join me and my 'sisters' for a little privacy at our House mansion outside of the town, sometime soon after the party itself. No more than a month after. You'll have the chance to decide on actual time, but dont delay it too much. At least, if you want to keep a friendly relation with our house. You are worth a second thought, and worth a little risk, but I want to be sure that I... that our house matters to you too."