Caelan saw her from afar and flew over the horse and rider, recognizing her. He dropped in front of her, pulling out a dagger. "Princess" He said in acknowladgement, grabbing the horse's reins. "What brings you to my kingdom?"

"I'm sure you can be of use in the palace. I was actually looking for a personal servant. I can pay, if you like, but to simply keep up appearances adn not look like i'm favoriting, please refrain from mentioning any currency. It wouldbe greatly appreciated. Right this way." He said simply, smiling softly and leading the woman's horse with a gentle hand. When he was little, the horses were his best friends to tell stories of the stars and planets to. "What's your horse's name?" He inquired halfway to the castle and leading the horse into the royal stable alongside the other servants' horses. He sighed, helping the woman off the horse and toward the castle

Caelan led the woman to the castle, not even being asked a single question as they walked the halls. He led her to his room, showing her it. "This is my place. Do you like the stars, ocean, anything to study? Feel free to study in my secluded spot." He offered, gesturing to the next room over.

"Ah, yes, you will follow me through all of my duties with few exceptions. Meetings, into town, throughout the castle, things as simple as that. You will be staying next door in a spare bedroom. Is that alright?" He asked softly, handing her the key to the room--it was identical to his room's key along with another on his desk which had her room number written on it.

"Prince Caelan. But please, call me Caelan. I despise being called 'your majesty' or 'prince Caelan' all the time. We're friends so I shouldn't call you servant or maid either. Dinner is at 5 tonight. You will dine beside me and my mother." He said softly. "And your name?"