Exiled to the streets

The look of excitement on her face told him all he really needed to know, however he asked anyway “You’ve got a smile so bright it rivals the stars themselves. What brought that on, not that I’m not complaining of course” having been to this location several times in the past he was aware of a very nice but quiet restaurant that wouldn’t be filled with heaps of people. After a long day doing various things about the camp that they had made, he was rather sick of people, well most people. Heading out with her to the small tucked away restaurant the faerie opened the door for the girl with one of his usual kind smiles, ever the gentleman he pulled out her seat for her as well before sitting down himself with a sigh. As much as he would have loved to be able to drink wine it was not worth the after affects as a faerie, “Order what you want, I’ll shout you, don’t worry about it” if she brought up the fact that many faeries liked to get people owing them he’d just have to explain that he wasn’t that way inclined when it came to the creatures of the circus as they were like a family.


Smart enough ot realize that he was being dismissed, Connor nodded “yes your majesty, the pleasure was mine” giving a slight bow he turned and formalities over returned to Hrolf internally buzzing with all sorts of feelings and thoughts. Quietly absorbing everything on the way home the first thing he did once they were home was change out of his clothes and go for a walk to process everything, Hrolf after changing his own clothes went looking for Lilli and Jon. Finding them with the dogs he pushed away the brief feeling of pain, other people’s happiness came before his own and his pets and heir were those people that he wanted happy even if it was hard for him. “Well, he enjoyed himself and did very well. I’ll keep him for court I think” Jon wasn’t someone he’d expect to do well or enjoy court and the fact that the blue eyed pet that had wandered off had done as well as he had was handy.

Leant back in his chair, he absently watched some of the people pass by the window before his attention was back on Lori, an easy-going smile that was near identical to his little brothers spread over his face. "Oh we all have our things we'd like to keep hidden." he didn't pry however and instead went along with the topic change to Martin. "Fantastic. He is a bit of a prickly bear, especially of late so you must be something pretty special for him to agree to letting you perform. He's rather protective of his craft as you well know" the faeries smile became more affectionate as he thought of his friend. He wasn't exactly sure what was bothering him, but he was hoping that Martin would be able to work through it, he didn't always make life at the Circus easy with his prickly temperament but nobody could argue that anyone could fly better. "mm? yeah, of course, I wouldn't have said so if I couldn't afford it." he knew what he was going to have because he got the same dish every time he came here.