[Rhargn Etn]

As smiles were traded, a cloak of relief coiled its way round the mammoth, fortune was with him on this brightening it seemed. Excitement bubbled over within the titan as he watched the events unfold, with guards being order and so forth, before raising a hand in thanks as Keldon and his troops trotted off. With only the instructed guard with Rhargn, minus the two gatesmen, the ruffian replied. "Thank you."

As the duo slowly, but purposely made their way up the enterance towards the manor, Rhargn gazed about in awe. Everything seemed so miraculous to the oaf who'd only ever seen the dark dingy streets of Nexus Prime. He didn't notice the presence of the guard blocks behind, his focus becoming more attached to the gigantic but barren oak that stood proudly before him. He did however, catch glimpse of the well kept hedgeway that was elegantly carpeted in a puffy, soft azure sprinkle.

As they continued their march forth, there came the unforgiving smell of horses. The stink was a welcomed feel in the frosty weather however, as manure tinted clouds billowed their way to the newcomer, wrapping him in their fresh warmth. The flowers about the garden which were once most probably some of the most pristine, appeared dead, their corpses unmercifully but beautifully covered by the snow. It didn't matter though because directly ahead was the perfectly crafted marble steps and double doors.

After being asked to wait at the bottom of the ascent, Rhargn's escort totted up to the other guards and after a few brief words, called for the titan, who bounded up merrily. A friendly nod of respect to the two doormen and Rhargn was lead into the interior. It was magnificent. The battering but fragile assault the stain glass window provided was awe inspiring and Rhargn found it hard to steal his gaze away to look at anything else until his escort broke him from his own world and directed him into the Thane's office.

After passing the guard, Rhargn slipped off his backpack and mace, and laid them to the side as he twirled, entranced by something more magnificent then he had ever been in before. It was beyond him how someone accumulated so much wealth that they could create such a palace, it didn't hit him that the homes of the nobles in Nexus Prime would be something like this, though clearly not as gracious. After grazing the book cases with his hazel orbs, he sighed heavily at the comforting warmth that filled the room, before taking a seat and awaiting his host. He wasn't aware of formalities and so thought nothing of sitting without being asked too.