Keion moved swiftly through the city, having donned his enchanted boots so he could enjoy a brisk run on his way to the palace. Much to his surprise, he had been summoned by the Prince, the ring and note dropped off at his doorstep. It was a good thing he had returned home when he did, otherwise his absence would have been noted by the royal family. Still, he was confused as to why it was him who had received the summon. Cyrus was usually the one who dealt with these types of things.

He made his way into the palace, a friendly smile on his face as he greeted all of those he knew as he passed by. At the entrance to Akagi's workshop, he slipped the ring the Prince had sent out of his pocket and onto his finger and then knocked at the door. "Prince Akagi? It is Keion Blackwood, you sent for me?" he called and waited for a response.

He was all smiles for the Prince when the workshop door opened, stepping inside quickly and standing at attention while he waited for Akagi to join him. His eyes fell on the Prince, his curiosity growing with every word Akagi spoke to him. "Oh, I am always at your beck and call, Prince Akagi. I admit, I did find it curious that you summoned me and not my brother. Has he truly been gone for that long?"

A small sliver of worry worked its way through Keion's chest but he pushed it aside. There were more immediately and important matters at hand. "But of course, anything you share with me will not leave this room, I swear on it."

Once again, Keion was slightly distracted by how Cyrus had apparently been away for awhile. The sliver of worry he had been ignoring grew even more. He would have to do a bit of investigating on his brother's whereabouts. His attention snapped back to the prince at the mention of a wayward Arynnite though.

He shook his head as Akagi looked at him, concern darkening his gaze, "I did not know about that, no..." he trailed off, waiting for further explanation on the matter. A wayward Arynnite in a kingdom as primitive as Coheed could be disastrous, whether or not they were there on their own free will.

His eyes widened at the plans Akagi revealed to him next. He cleared his throat, "I'm not sure I could craft these personally for you, I do not know how to make shoes after all, but I certainly have connections with other Blackwoods who can make the boots for you. But... Prince Akagi, is it really a good idea for you to be the one going into Coheed in search of this information? What happens if you get caught while there? Coheed is not known for their mercy, afterall."

Keion bowed his head in acquiescence at Akagi's stern tone. He knew he would get no where arguing and that it was more of a command his Prince was giving him to follow, rather than a discussion. His own features softened at the mention of his brother and the training he had done with Akagi.

Keion nodded his head once, "I will see the boots made to your specifications. Just... once they are done, please tell someone where you are going before you leave. We need to know if something goes wrong." He sighed, crossing his arms lightly at his back. "Was there anything else you needed?"