Sage sort of shrugged in response to her comments, not really sure how to respond to that. "I've learned to just keep my face neutral and keep moving," he noted softly. "Sometimes that's all you can do." Then he chuckled. "Other times we run off into the woods with no warning and piss off everyone who knows us," he noted, voice laced with amusement. It was rather rediculous, what they were doing. Her father would be furious, no doubt.

Sage couldn't help but chuckle in response to her comment. "Good, cuz you're probably the thing that's gonna keep my head attatched to my body," he noted lightly, though that was probably a rather real threat. That or a noose. Either way, he'd appreciate not having either of those things take place.

He sort of rolled his eyes when he caught her look. "Oh please, you can't say your father wouldn't have me hung if he finds out I just took off with you," he snorted. "No one in the castle would really care anyway, i've probably pissed them all off enough times," he added with a sort of snicker

Sage sort of blinked at her, snorting softly. "If they're still deciding on it, not much is going to get done," he pointed out. "If you really want him dead, say the word and he'll be gone by morning," he noted with a shrug. 'What do you think I've been doing for the past four years," he added, arching his eyebrows upwards slightly. "Though, pissing people off does seem to bee enjoyable, doesn't it," he agreed lightly

Sage hummed softly and shrugged. "Hilarious, but only very possibly functional," he noted. "Normally, it's best to do things quick and quiet. Though, I must say pissing the old man off is fun," he admitted. He chuckled softly at her next comment, offering her a sort of smile. "See, another thing we agree on. You can't hate me forever, no matter how hard you tried," he chirped, a sliver of his normal self showing through his mask.