When the knock came and the silence reigned, Amthy stopped playing with her petite wooden ponies. They were painted in a variety of colors, and made to look like her own prized flock at Winged Victory stables. It wasn't that she really stopped playing, but more like she froze mid-act. Tsavorite-like eyes cut to Jewell. There was a moment, electric and breath-stealing as the sound of the knocking faded.
"My turn my turn!"
Jewell cried out and Amthy squawked. It was a mad scramble to stand up, but her knee pinned her skirt down in the most unfortunate manner. With little left for her to do, she tried to grab at the Empress' legs. "Noooo! My tuuuurn!" She squealed. The Water Fae had the advantage, and easily escaped her grasping fingers. "Taaara, tell Jewell it was my turn!" She turned her great big dewy eyes on the tiny terror, only to be mystified by a crayon being lodged in her idol's nose.
"How does it stay up there?" She pointed somewhat rudely to the crayon. "Oh! Coloring!" She chirped happily when Tara started to color, and she merrily join in. Except she picked pages that Jewell hadn't colored already, unlike Tara.
"Ammmmthhy! Your husband is here!"
"Yer breadwinner-to-be, be here, Pix," Tara echoed and snickered. "I hope he brought presents. It nuh be right for visitors to come wifout those," she said and grinned.
"Presents?" She gasped, clutching her hands to her chest. "Yay!" She hooted and tossed the crayons she'd been holding in the air and trotted off to the door. "I didn' know the Relic was so swee--that's no' the Relic!" She exclaimed as she slid to a stop behind Jewell. "Mebbe he's enchanted?" Her lips puckered up. "Lemme give you kissus an' make it all better!"