The King of Scotland seems to be entirely unphased by the eruption. If he's pleased that he came out ahead, it doesn't show.

--an expression which darkens still further every time she looks at William the Lion, standing to the near left of the dais.

William the Lion bids 4500 pounds to return Scotland's lands to Scotland. He has half a mind to give Northumberland to his son, David.

To say Richard is displeased is an understatement. More will definitely be said on this subject. Much more.

Llwelyn ponders it and slowly begins to nod. "You do not take pains to show yourself as the better man, the wiser man...the more just man. You be it, and pray the others notice. " He offers a grimace. "I do fear that it may take a while for someone of that caliber to be noticed" "Light is more read...

"Extremely so. I have seen it myself. In one generation, Owain Gynned's kingdom fractured and brothers feud over the pieces." Llwelyn's expression turns grave at the thought. "But, as you pointed out, it is quite worthy. What else is worthy? God and Honor?" "Justice," William predictably ventures. ...

"Your Grace" Llwelyn bows. "Your successes are a model to us all. I am pleased to hear that there is currently peace between North and South. I hope that someday we may have it in the West while we go...well, quite far East" The old king's expression remains impassive, but his eyes seem to twinkle....

Llwelyn steps back and begins to make his way around the Court, doing his best to not blindly rushing to the next person he has in mind. He slowly begins to make his way toward the Scottish king, William, hoping to catch his eye. He does after a moment. The King's coal-black eyes meet yours, and he...

To the right side of the hall, William of Brunswick and Otto of Bavaria are locked in deep discussion with the King of Scots

Then, blocking the great doors with their broad shoulders, three knights appeared in full battle array. The central figure was a frighteningly tall man with a massive iron-grey beard and a stern, furrowed brow. Bearing his sword upright and scabbardless, he represented the King's power to exact just...

The King of Scotland for the past 24 years, William is a powerfully built, red-headed warrior. He is known as the "Lion of Justice," for spreading courts and the rule of law over much of Scotland. For a time before he became King he was the Earl of Northumbria, but lost that territory in a war (one ...