Freyja herself looks nervous and paranoid. Eyeing every individual who she didn't know personally, or trust. Of course, all of this being from the safety of her hooded cloak. She stuck close to Agilulf, nervously tapping the fingers of her left hand on her leg. A nervous habit she should break, and she knew she should, but old habits die hard. She keeps her lips sealed tightly, the slightest of frowns worn. This, to her, was possibly as dangerous as any of her prior battles, if not more. If the wrong people knew she was here, and alive as an honored guest, they'd quickly dispatch her. The lone Frostwind. A danger to the traitors that took her home, becoming more dangerous with each passing day.
She subtly shook her head to shake the thoughts, and moved them to her friends. Or rather, travelling companions. They were good folk. People she could trust, because they couldn't care any less about who she was, in the long run. It was helpful that most of them were from the north. They knew her family's rightful place, because her family had taken care of the north for centuries. Since the ancient times. Freyja sighed of relief. If something were to happen, her companions would have her back. Probably. The only factors that were unknown to her, was who in here was against her house, and whether or not the Emperor would label her a traitor. Coups were tricky. Wrongfully blamed rulers, fabricated evidence, all the like. To her, the only option would be to confront the Emperor about it. Surely they wouldn't like her having her hood up while being honored by him, and at that point, he'd instantly recognize her. There was no doubt in her mind about this. She grabbed Agilulf's arm to gather his attention. "I've calmed my nerves. If something happens... I hope you'll back me up."
With her addressing Agilulf, she relaxes her shoulders, taking a good breath, and readying herself for whatever was to come. Whether the reassurance of summer, or the despair of winter, she was ready.