Tia enters.
The garden she steps into is certainly marvelous, though in a much plainer way than the floral artistic pieces at home; it is a floating garden, a water garden, landscaped and designed to facilitate contemplation and serenity. It is a brisk, bright morning, even overcast, and the light filters evenly through the clouds. This is somewhat unique, for most of Faery is perpetually held in twilight.
If the fairy turns around to see where she exited from, she would notice Murcheadh exiting the Throne Room after her, the window/door closing behind him a faint click. The door on this side looks to be a solid piece of rowan-wood, bound with brass, and carved lovingly by a master carpenter; likely a dryad commissioned by the Winter Court. Murcheadh smiles again at Tia, and this time the expression holds some faint amount of warmth. Some of the rigor in his expression loosens, and he closes his eyes, breathing in the crisp air of the garden.
"I do not believe I have to ask you to watch your step, but be careful where you land, Miss Tia. Her Grace appreciates the beauty in danger as well as that in aesthetics. Not all in this garden is what it seems. With me, you should be safe from the vast majority of anything dangerous, of which only a small proportion of the tenants here even are, but nonetheless, prudency would advise caution."