Eiravan startled awake from his nap at the window and glanced over at the now rising prince. Morning, how dreadful. He'd hoped that some god would have pity on him and take his life right then. He rolled his eyes a little, as if he would openly subject himself to that! He might have decided with himself not to fight back anymore but he surly wasnt going to just walk in asking for it all the same! "I wasn't tired," he replied simply turning back to look outside. The sun was already above the horizon and the warm rays filtering in through the glass.
The teen ignored Jaedan getting ready and ignored his departure. Breakfast was, again, very unusual. He ate no meat and sampled one or two new things before settling on just the bowl of fruit. Fruit was safe (most at least) as it was the same anywhere you went. Finished he did like the idea of getting out of the room, suddenly finding the large space confining and stuffy. The door was much easier to handle this time and the halls were mostly deserted as he walked down them quietly.
A few guards eyes his passing, curious but they said nothing. Servants, a few, also eyes him watchfully as if just itching for a reason to yell at him. Servants never did get to pick on anyone so this was only natural. A few others, younger and female ones giggled behind hands or stared in aww at how very cute the prince was. Eiravan would have to remember those, when he needed something. Servants were sometimes the greatest allies.
In his exploration of the second floor, the first sounded noisy, wishing to stay out of sight and the way of the people who dwelled here, the prince found an open terrace that faced a garden on the second floor.