Camery smiled at the maid, her eyes bright. It didint take long for the rest of them to come up, and explained their plan the best they could. They all looked nervous of her, though. Really, what could she do? She was tiny in comparison to their king. He should be the one he was scared of. Well, she was nervous of them too, she supposed... it was all a bit weird to her, but she'd promised to at least try and get comfortable, and that's what she'd do.

Camery watched as she servants started scattered away, and looked back at Malakai when he came to her side, flashing light smile. "It shouldn't take long to have it all set up... maybe and hour or two? With this many people, anyway," she noted happily, her eyes still on the servants as they scuttled around the room, all eagerly trying to get their job done.

Camery nodded in agreement. Did he really not have anything planned? It would be awful for something big like this to be ruined by that. She just shrugged. "They can come if they want... I mean, it could be good for them all to be together. At least for a little while, anyway," she hummed, sort of turning to him, gently bumping his side. "Are you going to make a speech or something? You sorta have to," she mused lightly.

Camery gave a small nod in response to his groan, a light chuckle escaping her. "You already did?" She asked curously cocking her head. She started walking out, figuring the servants wouldn't want to be watched the whole time. She glanced back to make sure Malakai was wandering along behind her, and flashed an amused chuckle at the sight of his wings. It still didn't make much sense to her... they just looked so odd. "Well, let me hear it then," she commanded happily.

Camery looked back at him with a bit of a hum, an amused smile across her face. "Absolutey," she replied lightly to him, a laugh escaping her. "I'm not used to them," she hummed. She pouted at his response, though. "Let me hear it!" She complained.