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Wolfgang smiled at Princess Amaritzia's response and simply said, "perhaps, but your beauty can hardly be consider as an everyday matter." He then gestured to the hummingbird on his shoulder, "Her name is Dalia, an Amazillia Hummingbird and my lovely companion." Wolfgang tapped the table in front of Princess Amaritzia's plate and Dalia fluttered down to sit there, peering at the Princess, "do pardon her if she tries to peck you, your beauty is a flower she's never seen before."

To Silias's inquire about the dorm room Wolfgang answered, "It was certainly a surprised to find that we were not to have our own rooms. I find the wardrobe much too small for my tastes but it is all for the sake of friendship so I shall endure." He then glanced down at Silias's sweet-filled plate, "I see that the Prince of Bodor has quite the sweet tooth, then dear Silias, you simply must try our Idalian honey and honey mead, or what I like to call them: the Gods' Nectar. They are out of this world. It is such a pity that the previous wars have prevented their exportation. Perhaps we could convince our talented chef to procure some for us."

Wolfgang had recognized the chef from his introduction earlier and as he dug into his meal he could finally understand why his father had gone to such great length to try to recruit the chef. Wolfgang caught one of the maid and drew her aside, "my compliments to the chef and do tell him that the Prince of Idalia humbly asks him to reconsider our royal father's offers once his service here is done. His addition to the Idalian Royal kitchen would be much appreciated." Wolfgang tucked a small lily into the girl's hair as thanks and sent her on her way back to the kitchens.

Wolfgang glanced to his right as the Prince of Gent excused himself from the table, he had been quiet throughout the entire dinner, making no attempts at conversation. He considered going after the Prince. It would be very beneficial if he was to approach the Prince first as their lands share a large border but his conversation with the two Northern powers are just as if not more important. He will have to try to remedy the situation later.

((OCC: sorry, just noticed that there was a real seating plan on the Dinning Hall page, my bad))