Name: Silvia Longhorn<br/>Location: Front Hall---->Kitchen<br/>Tagged: Stranger, Kaede, Daigo<br/><br/>Silvia was visibly tense at the situation at hand. Of all of the years she had known the Mistress, and her years of working at the mansion she had never seen a guest, like this one. Her head tilted up a little bit as the lights flickered and a part of her was starting to get protective, wanting to make sure no one in the house got hurt in this situation. She had to trust the others though. She looked towards the head maid when she started to speak, listening to the instructions carefully before turning as she did to leave. She took a last glance back as she walked down the hall at Daigo, worry in her eyes. She had to trust him though, he had already proven to her he could take care of himself after all. He was strong. She turned her head back to the front and turned the corner towards the kitchen, deep down hating the feeling of her movement as when they left the woman would have the opportunity to know what direction the kitchen and the sitting room were located in.<br/><br/>She could not think of that any more now, third shelf to the left of the door. She had started to move faster once she had gotten out of sight of there guest and gotten to the kitchen in the nick of time. She opened up the door and located the new tea bags, taking a moment of her time to select one before she set out to prepare the tea. She may not be the most skillful of maids in the house, but she worked hard.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body"> (Spending 2 favor to increase die roll from 1 to 3) 3x3=9</div></div><br/>When everything was prepared upon a tray Silvia slid the tea bag into the tea pot and set everything else carefully on the tray. The heat rising slightly from the pot as she raised up the tray and walked towards the sitting room where the the guest and Daigo would be awaiting her. She had not taken too long, but had been diligent still in her work. She walked up to the door, balancing the tray carefully before softly knocking and holding the tray in both hands once again. She took a deep breath, waiting for a reply before she walked in.