The queen answers in roughly the order asked, moving a good bit less animatedly than she normally would when doing such a personal address, but she still gestures things as much as says them. Occasionally the servants do reign her back into that less animated speaking style by having to shake the queen a few times, but it's excused as it keeps her from falling or worse.<br/><br/>"The very shortest and most concise answer I can give as to why I suspect her is that I know, though a bit datedly, how much money her holdings should be bringing her. I also know that a certain noble with which she shares a great deal of bad blood has relocated much of her things and holdings to the capitol fearing for invasion otherwise. The two points are very connected, but more important and related to your third question, sir, she knows that some such investigation will have to happen soon, as is the Queen's Obligation."<br/><br/>"This is why you will be provided the sealed introduction and why it will have an order for her to hand over some small goods needed for the seal but likely to have been first cuts if she is prosecuting this idea more than I suspected."<br/><br/>This time the queen pauses, not because of the servants jostling her, but to have a copy of their notes on the seal brought to her for surety in her answer. And also to be seated, as she is dryed enough when the scroll is brought in. "As for the dangers of the seal. As long as it is not being metaphorically hit with a hammer or one of the other seals is broken, the entire inner chamber but for the last circle should be safe for a hundred years of neglect. I can guarantee very little if either of those two things were to happen."<br/><br/>Everyone can also see her mentally review things and realize that there was one important question outstanding. "There are also certain other parts to maintaining it that would not be easily checked. So you are going to ensure that the inside looks enough like the diagrams. Anything else?"