[img]https://fontmeme.com/permalink/190406/a4d968893c034ea4a3f68c546ed6b1ba.png[/img] "Well, it's clearly not a very good or important title if only you have it [i]Emperor[/i]," she adds snarkily, watching as the group of soldiers surrounded the encampment, grinning to herself as the weird newcomers have horses as well. She watches the two men talking to each other not caring enough to put in any words, still just staring at the strange alpacas. "Just because your alparkas couldn't keep walking a little further," Merida grumbles to herself quietly as her entrance is mentioned to the newcomers. Merida watches quietly from the edge of the circle, staying close to Angus as the two men continue to talk and call a mutual truce of sorts, making a note that things are slightly more civilised here than back at home. She giggles to herself at the memory of the fights happening in the halls of the castle back at home. Angus returns the greeting to the other horse, watching its display unsure of how to respond to this. Merida slips the horse an apple before he walks away, Angus watching as it prances away, finding himself strangely interested in the horse. She quickly snaps back to attention to offer the guard a nod, making note of the interaction between the horses, making sure to poke Angus about it later. "This [i]Emporer[/i] and his party of funny painted people and, while I like the town's description of the beasts, they are called Alparkas and the resemble shaggy unkempt dogs, are in fact not visiting the city. No, they have camped out the front because of their shaggy mutts who were too lazy to walk the little extra distance. They in fact [i]are[/i] a disturbance and really should find a better place to rest, like in the big ass city over there," she gestures toward the city still annoyed that they camped in front of the forest.