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Alton's words confused her though she tried to figure out what he was trying to say, being as tired as she was currently she shortly gave up and decided that later she would question what he had said. When they finally reached the grand entrance of he castle Emily felt herself growing weaker by the second, she would have to rest soon but she knew very well that would not happen. Someone would wish to greet her and speak with her and she would certainly feel rude if she interrupted them or asked to rest before they spoke.

As the doors opened Emily saw a woman standing withing the castle, her appearance was nothing but unusual. She wore a long, form-fitting, white lace dress that's train was as long as she was tall. Her hair was long and put up into a messy bun, the color of her hair was a dark teal and her eyes were a dark gold color. The woman bowed towards Emily as she approached then stood straight and smiled brightly. "Welcome to my home, I have been waiting for you." She said then her eyes examined Emily for a brief moment. "You have grown so much since I have last laid my eyes on you, you have become such a beautiful, young woman!" Emily smiled and stood awkwardly in front of her, it was hard to think of anything to say when she did not remember this woman at all. "Oh, excuse me for forgetting to introduce myself. My name is Cambria, you may not remember me but I knew you and your parents very well."

"Now, you look like you could use some rest." Emily seemed to become more attentive when she heard that. "I can only imagine how exhausting the journey here must have been, would you like me to show you to a room?" She asked then her eyes left Emily and went to Alton. "Would you join us as well? I have a room prepared for both of you." She said then smiled at him, she knew that it must be odd for a human to speak so kindly to a Dark Elf. "You will be safe here, my people are kind... just not used to your kind and a little afraid due to the recent incidents." She said trying to assure Alton that he was welcome here. "You two are more than welcome to remain here for a few days, longer if you need it."