Keion had set off with the guard immediately upon receiving the summons from Akagi. It brought him some relief to know Akagi had returned safely from Coheed, though the fact that he was being summoned so quickly and without notice. He made idle small talk with the guard the whole way there, ever the social gentleman.

Once he found himself within Akagi's workshop, his keen gaze slid over the Prince, checking for injuries or if anything seemed off. Satisfied that Akagi truly seemed unharmed, Keion nodded a greeting and raised an eyebrow. "Did you find what, or who, you were looking for?"

Ellora Roquefort. It was a name unfamiliar to Keion and he filed it away in his mind for later research as he looked at the items Akagi held up for him to see. He studied first the gem and then the ring, then his eyes moved to Akagi's.

"Dealt with? Just like that, you dealt with her?" His brows furrowed in a small look of confusion. "What if she had important information that we needed? Would it not have benefitted us more for you to bring her back here to be interrogated?" He didn't doubt Akagi's abilities in a fight, knew he had been trained among the military just as the rest of them had. But he feared the Prince may have acted a bit rashly.

Keion grimaced, clasping his hands behind his back and tilting his head as he tried to dredge up any information on Coheed from his mind. Cyrus would have known more, would have known better what questions to ask. "As far as I know, women have no rights at all within Coheed... brainwashed indeed."

He had begun pacing a few steps, one hand now rubbing at the stubble on his chin while Akagi continued speaking. At the tone of his final statement, Keion stopped moving and turned back to the Prince, looking at him for a moment before speaking, "Of course, my apologies, Prince Akagi."

Another pause, then, "Would you like to send in a few Peacekeepers to search the tribes for enchanted items?"

Keion was still rubbing at his chin while Akagi spoke. Something was nagging him about the name. He was missing something here. And then the pieces fell into place and it was all he could to maintain his reaction to his eyes widening. Of course, Ellora Roquefort. A name he had not heard in years... because she had gone missing. Like all of the other council members. Like his father had.

His head tilting slightly, he looked back to the Prince again. "My apologies, Prince Akagi, but did you... did you say Ellora Roquefort? As in, the councilwoman, Ellora Roquefort?" She could have known information on what happened to his father. But his face only showed interest in the name, because as far as the Llewellyns were concerned, he was one of their strongest supporters.

All of his training over the years kicked in as his face and posture remained neutral, but his mind inside was blazing with the revealed information. He would have to speak to his family about this. Even if Akagi was unwilling to send peacekeepers into Coheed, the Blackwoods had their own people to use.

But he just smirked at the Prince, shrugging his shoulders, "How interesting. Well, at least we now know where she disappeared to. A loose end wrapped up, if you will."

He nodded once, "And yes, I will ensure the Queen is informed of this situation, and leave your name out of it." He reached a hand towards Akagi, "If I may have the ring and the gem? As proof that it was handled by us and not yourself."

Without missing a beat, Keion nodded solemnly at Akagi's question and lied through his teeth. "I received word from him recently. A very short letter that simply said he had business to attend to and would be away for awhile. He didn't tell me where or what the business is, unfortunately. Or who sent him on said business, for that matter."

He grimaced, rubbing at his beard, the worry on his face not having to be faked, "We can only wait for him to send more details or until he comes home, I suppose. I've been handling everything in his stead that I can."