"Thank you kindly, Ma'am, Lady Hazelton." Dirt Nap says carefully. Obediently. People should be called what they want, if it's not a lie to do it.
He goes still, but unlike each time before, his stillness is not from concentration on a mental process, but an exercise of Resolve to avoid showing any expression at the train wreck happening in Court, with his nominal superior in his Order. It goes on, and on, not enough to take the turn too fast and foolhardy, but stoking the fire higher when any fool would know to slow down or kill the engine entire. Then the tracks are well and truly jumped. Priscus Black sets the terms, and still more coal is thrown in the furnace. Dirt Nap had felt a few blessed moments of shameful relief that Priscus Black had been called rather than himself, seeing as calling him to teach proper manners would be akin to calling Priscus Black to shoe a horse. Or maybe she would do a better job at even that than he would of teaching manners.
Then that chance is lost. Really man, stop digging. it's not enough to drag down just himself and Dirt Nap but the whole Order since he said he's here representing it. Dirt Nap himself has been more open than he maybe ought to about his own different way of looking at things from his superiors, but he never claimed to be representing the Order when he said something he maybe oughta kept to himself.
"I am real sorry, Mister Heinrich." Dirt Nap says, sounding genuinely regretful. "I am sorry too, Ma'am, Lady Hazelton." He says sound if anything even more sincerely sad as if at a missed and rare opportunity that duty demands be cut short.
"I really do have to go and...see to some...jobs that I can't rightly put off or put on anyone else, much as I wish I could stay and enjoy your company and conversation. I hope you will be willing to look past my having to go, and talk to me the next chance we get?" Dirt Nap says, his eyes darting to follow Horatio Quilz as he heads for the door, unacknowledged yet and needing to be at the least led out of the Domain to avoid poaching. Dirt Nap has seen poachers handled and remains disposed of a time before, and doesn't want to be trying to put together a report to his Order as to why the remains of their Sworn can't be found. If need be, at least he'll know where to find them. He thinks grimly.
Nonetheless, Dirt Nap does not rush off, but waits for Jennifer Hazelton and Edward Heinrich to acknowledge his stated need to leave, and give him their release from his own determination not to offend them by leaving without it.