Renia knows what she wants to know. The Goddess of Mischief may have what she asks for!
The Master of the Court nodded softly but she raised an eyebrow in curiosity, "Wouldn't it be best to inform the Master of the Graveyard as to what you're giving the Servants to do?" In the order of the world of the deities, the Gear was her personal assistant and mainly favored and followed her orders as the twins acted in such devotion to their 'mother,' the Master of the Graveyard. To remove either the Gear or the Servants away from their intended masters could have sprung out arguments and possibly civil war amongst the Masters since two out of four the masters well, had much more power and shouldn't pull others into their charades without permission from their superiors. She patted the gentleman's shoulder softly, "It is fine, Master of the Heavenly Yard. Some cannot give up on the past."
Meanwhile in the Clockwork Tower, the Psychologist was in her cell with teal chains bounding her and her jaw hanged open and no tongue in sight. This was a daily punishment she endured for these millenniums after a rather violent and heated blood argument in the court against the Master of the Court. Her punishment? To be silenced throughout the the time where the dawn shined, the birds sang until the death of night. As to how she was able to speak and move earlier, the Master of the Hellish Yard did need a human to help her sort of the issue of the twins and it was her reincarnation that was the easiest to control as the other three were reincarnations of the Servants which didn't seem like a rather grounded plan and Elluka Clockworker, who could be easily blamed for some tragedies in history.
The iron taste of blood ran down her throat as she glanced up to the ceiling and heard no stirs outside, possibly the Gear was still asleep or busy on duty with his dog companion. She glanced over to the seat she sat on and only thought of the best, after all she wasn't stuck in a tricolor mess.