Camery huffed out a soft breath, but her smile spread across her face. "Thank you, princess," she chirped lightly, turning around and rolling her eyes. She made her way towards Jack, just letting him know where she was going. She felt... safe, for the most part, so made sure he stayed to enjoy himself. She lurked around the castle for a few minutes, before sort of wandering into Malakai's room without knocking. "Your friend isn't the nicest," she mused lightly as she stopped at the door.

Camery sort of looked at him when she didn't get too much of a response, and crossed her arms over her chest with a bit of a pout. Her cheeks were still very much flushed up, and a light sort of giggle escaped her. "They all can be a bit like that," she chuckled in reference to the winter kingdom. "You have to be a bit bitchy when you live if freezing cold all the time," she added. She then sort of posted herself on her leg as she thought. "You need to get back down there. It's your party," she then added as she wandered over to sit next to him. "She said you ran off," she murmured softly. She didn't mention the coward thing... she didn't think it would help much.

Camery raised a brow at him, although as he explained a bit of a laugh escaped her. "You should have said yes," she laughed. It was more amusing than anything. "Well, you made a bad choice in friends, doesn't matter what benefits you got," she giggled. "Shes awful. As soon as you left she found herself another prince," she mused as she stood up and grabbed a glass from his side table and went to re-fill it before handing it back. "Now, have a drink, take a few deep breaths and head back down," she giggled lightly.

The woman rolled her eyes at him after a moment, and sort of bumped his side. "Well, you're not a teen anymore," she hummed thoughtfully. "Now, you're a king. And you have hundreds of people down there who need to see their new ally," she hummed, sort of wrapping an arm around his shoudlers. "Plus, I'm sure they'd get it. A bunch of people have wings down there," she mused. "And I didn't see, so I doubt everyone would have," she promised him lightly.