Samuel was glad to know that Kiah's spirits were lifted, even by a little bit. He was happy to hear when she accepted his offer to explore the castle with him. Even more so when the baroness said knowledge of where everything was would help keep her from running into things.

He had expected that they would start their exploration immediately, starting with looking for his room since he assumed she had already been to hers. But to Samuel's surprise, Kiah told him that her bags had been brought to her room without her and that she was not aware of its location. She thanked him nonetheless for his offer and said she would wait until the duke had brought his own bags to his room.

"What? Shouldn't they have told you where it was at least? I mean, I get that we're supposed to be here for a month without servants to help us but surely that can't mean that they shouldn't assist you when you first arrive." he said with a small frown at the thought that her servants would jut leave her alone without a word of where her things were. "Are you not the daughter of their employer? I apologize for being out of line but I must say, they ought to have been more respectful to you!"

"M'lady, if you would allow me, I would be very happy to help you find your room." he said, feeling it wouldn't be right to just leave her by herself without at least doing so. "Do you have any idea in which direction they might have brought your luggage? Surely it can't be far." As he spoke, Samuel was already eyeing the doors of the nearby rooms of the first floor.