Keion slowed to a stop when he came across the crowd of people, quickly zeroing in on Akagi standing in the middle of it. He watched as Akagi pulled various objects out of a satchel that certainly should not have been able to fit any of it inside. Keion leaned against the wall and crossed his arms, an amused smile on his face as the children in particular seemed enthralled by the show.

Even when Akagi climbed inside the satchel, Keion remained in place. He wanted to speak with the prince, sure, but he was not about to interrupt what everyone else was clearly enthralled with.

Keion had been chuckling at the antics of the prince as the children and adults and dispersed, so when Akagi finally noticed him there was a light and happy smile on Keion's face. He pushed off the wall and moved a bit closer to Akagi, his hands clasped behind his back. "I am quite well, Prince Akagi, thank you! How are you doing?"

He glanced down the hallway where a stray chocolate frog still hopped around, another smile catching his face as he shook his head slightly. "And how is your betrothed? Congratulations, by the way, I'm sure you're very excited." He turned his gaze back to Akagi, offering a warm and friendly smile.

Keion chuckled at Akagi, his eyes shining with interest. "What project are you currently working on, if I may ask? And that is quite exciting! Will the wedding be here in Arynn Frey according to our customs or in Nevermere by theirs?"

His face grew a bit somber when Akagi took on a more concerned tone. He nodded at Akagi, I can see what you mean. I'm sure she is just very stressed about the upcoming wedding and the idea of living in an entirely new kingdom. She will have to learn all of our customs and traditions and, as you have pointed out, they are quite different from most other kingdoms."