The Royal Apartments do not have a guard posted outside. Perhaps the King is not within? In any case the door is slightly ajar, beckoning. Perhaps the little Faulconbridge chose the very worst possible spot to carry out his plan.

Invading the privacy of the King's Apartment in the middle of the night wasn't the most conducive behaviour to a long life, but there was a child, missing at least if not lost, who was a source of concern for a doting father and the pull of family led Giles to act a little recklessly.

D6 LE Search B PrudentReckless 10/10: 1d20 16

"Young Philip, are you in here?" Giles called out in a loud whisper. "You should return to your tents, get a good night sleep before the melee tourney tomorrow. Don't want to miss it do you?"

D6 LE Search B Orate 10: 1d20 16

But either Philip didn't hear him or wasn't convinced enough by the scholar's point to show himself.

Llwelyn feels his heart sink as dots begin to connect.

"A boy" He whispers in a hushed whisper to a servant. "You know who he looks like, and let us pray to Jesus in Heaven that is all we need to say on the subject"

Search B- Intrigue TN 15: 1d20 16

Unable to locate young Philip, the search is abandoned, much to Sir Robert Faulconbridge's distress.

Philip of Cognac is currently missing. There may be opportunities to correct this later in the game.