Thomas glanced down at the desk, looking at the seemingly burning desk, with an air of indifference, before looking up to meet Wallace's glare, with a glare of his own, "You're coming to the Tower. You're going to help us end all of this. Then, the King will decide what to do with your head, if I don't decide first." Thomas spoke, his words cutting, but his voice level. Thomas placed one hand on the side of the desk, and lifted with surprising strength, flipping the entire desk over on it's top, out of the way between Wallace and Thomas, "I'm down with games. I'm down hunting down the answer. I'm going straight to the source." Thomas started walking up to Wallace, until he would be mere inches from his face, Harmony still tight in his hand. 

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"I'm not 'Pyp', good sir. I'm Sir Pyper." Pyper said, with a degree of venom on his voice, as he drew his own sword. Pyper dove forward, with considerable speed, attempting to bull rush the guard over the crest of the wall, while first committing a swing, from left to right. Pyper was thankful for his speed that day, and knew if the guard were to jump to either the right or left, he'd be fast enough to change his bullrush. He had been taught from his first day in the Order to not trust the guard, especially these past couple of days. They might as well of been in Wallace's own pocket, according to the rest of the Order members.

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A gentle knock rang out across Gareth's quarters, coming from the other side of the door. A gentle knock that had knocked on that door before. After a moment, another gentle knock rang out, this time accompanied by a familiar and friendly voice, "Gareth, if you're in there, I need your help." The gentle voice of Sir Walden called out, "It's getting dangerous out here, and I'm not the warrior I used to be. We need to go make sure Princess Sophia is alright." He added, as he accompanied the call out with another couple gentle knocks.