Iri fell silent for a moment as she tried to think of something, anything that would help make this just a little bit easier on herself and the rest of the castle staff. "Would you rather that the castle staff and myself just take care of everything?" She asked him and though her previous Sire would have been irritated with not being able to make the choice, she was pertty certain that she wouldn't get the same reaction from Razz. Afterall, he didn't seem to want to take care of such matters anyway.

Iri sent a message to all the castle staff, she would just let them take care of it. They knew what they liked putting together more than anything, and given how long its been since they've been able to put any sort of formal meeting together, let alone having a royal there, they were bound to go overboard; she could only hope it wasn't too overboard. "Formal attire," she said after making sure that the group understood what was going on. "Is a must I am afraid. As for public speaking that is not necessary at the moment. For now the lords will just wish to meet with you one on one though sometimse that can be worse than addressing the whole group as a mass."

"Don't be so quick to judge what you think you know," Iri said though she hated these get togethers too. It wasn't so much the dressing up that she hated but it was more of how all the lords there would go at her saying how they wished she worked for them, how her family was wasting their time with the bloodline and all the such. They were jealous, that was really all there was to it. They weren't as powerful as this bloodline and throw in the Hinapouri Clan and you have a force to be reckoned with. "We are not within your realm anymore, things that are normal here are going to seem quite odd to you."

Iri shook her head before saying, "That may be but it is still something that has to be done. To top it all off you can't tell me to not do it. I don't cover changing you, that's part of the castle saff's duty and you don't have the same kind of control over them as you do me." She chuckled slightly at the thought of all the trantrums thrown in the castle when it came to the royals not wanting to do something and the staff forcing them into it. It was usually a humorous sight for whatever Hinapouri or Hinapouris were in the castle at the time.

A dark smile came to Iri's face, it seemed as though she was enjoying this reaction. "From stories told, you seem to be acting much as your great great Uncle Eroy," she told him, a glint coming to her eyes as she looked at the boy. What it meant exactly, that was for her to tell, though it was even a secret to herself. It did seem like he was changing more here, but then again she hadn't known the boy for very long so he could have always been like this. She was sure of one thing though, the atmosphere pushed for those in the realm to come to power sooner.

Iri sighed coming to the conclusion that it probably wasn't a part of his powers that were in the growl. "Don't stress too much on it," she said as she pulled her other arm free of his body before standing up. "Everything is taken care of for you so you have nothing to worry about at the moment." Looking about the room she asked, "Is there anything else that I can do for you before parting ways?" She had things to tend to, while not many there were still things that she had missed while being away for so long. Of course those things would have to wait if Razz still needed her.

"Very well," Iri then said with a bow before turning on her heel and heading towards the door. The room was the largest in the castle, obviously besides the kitchen, banquet hall, ballroom, well, it was the largest sleeping quarters room. It look her a few seconds to get to the door, closing it behind her she began walking through the maze of halls. For a new person they could get lost quite easily, but Iri had spent many millenia in this castle and knew it quite thouroughly. She was simply wandering at the moment, though she was descending the stairs towards the lower floors. The one just below this one held the guest rooms, it was also where Iri's room was. The other sevant's rooms were on the floors below, along with more guest rooms. Her old Sire had wanted her close and therefore gave her a room there rather than on the servant's floors.

Iri stumbled momentarily but didn't fall. Turning around she saw the over excentric imp and couldn't help but shake her head. "Lost are we?" She asked him in a slightly amused tone. She didn't care either way but it was rude to just let a coversation fall like that. They may not know each other that well but the demon was at least going to give him a chance; allies never hurt anyone anyway.

Iri raised an eyebrow at the imp's reaction. She was convinced that he was indeed lost and simply found it to be a great opportunity to explore. "And why would I want to do such a thing?" She asked referring to getting to know the others. She didn't see any strategical advantage from it, let alone know Tzal. That was just how her mind worked though, usually something to do with the military.

Iri took a slow breath to try to keep herself calm; she had been losing it far too much and she really had to control herself. "And if you wish to remain welcome here you may wish to learn some respect. I am second here only to Razz," she stated calmly as her eyes gave the imp a bored look. "The castle staff will not appreciate such acts to their superiors and though I do this only for Razz's sake, they will see it as an attack." She then walked past the imp and towards the spare bedrooms. "You may with to keep that in mind and let Tzalmon and his buddies know this as well."

She kept walking until she was able to round the corner. This was the largest stretch of spare bedrooms and servant rooms on the floor. She knew which were servant ones but not which rooms held the strangers. With a sigh she walked up to the first door and knocked on it. She waited a few moments to see if there was any reply. You are only doing this for Rasputin's sake, she told herself as she waited.

Iri's tongue clicked at the top of her mouth impatiently before she said, "I was told it may be best for Rasputin's sake that I converse with you." Blut, no real interest. That was about how the girl felt at the moment. The guy seemed pretty out of it in a sense, though she could see how he and Tzal were related.

Iri stepped in, quiet though that was mainly because she always was unless being loud benefited her. Her eyes fell onto the tank, a smirk on her face. "A fan of reptiles I presume?" The rest of the room didn't even faze her, not as much as the snakes at least. The atmostphere of the room seemed to please her greatly though; it let her know that he wasn't going to be fazed at least as much.

"They are quite marvelous creatures," Iri hummed as she looked into the tank. It would be a little while yet till they woke up, but not too too long; that is, unless they weren't used to the dimension shift. "Now why can you not own more than them?" She asked as she turned to look at the male. Snakes were her favored creature, they always had been.