She, for once, correctly guesses what to do and also bows.

Surely she could feel the Erlking's eyes on the back of her neck. Finally, he spoke. "Rise, Linna." His voice was soft, yet the lilting undertone brought raring oceans and savage storms to mind. "You have trespassed on our lands," he told her, sending a murmur down the faery court. "You were never meant to see the Nevernever, and yet you tricked a member of this court into bringing you across the barrier. Why?"

,, My brothers missing.. ,, She explains after a long moment. ,, He told me I could find him here. ,,

"And you have reason to believe he is here?"

,, He told me he would be. ,,

"Your brother told you he would be here?"

She shakes her head. "No. He did." She points at Puck. "He said we would just find my brother and then go home."

"I see." Oberon turned his head slightly, regarding the caged bird on his throne. "And that is yet another transgression, Robin." The bird Puck cawed softly and shrugged.

She stares quietly at the bird.

"As for your brother, he is not in my territories. That is all I can tell you."