Alerdene
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I live in regret of many things... this... you... will not be one of them.
Her smile was almost sad for a moment, though she brightened up when he took her blade from behind his waist. She watched him feel it, test its balance, and her mind once again noticed his actions were not one that matched his own rusty weapons. She grinned with delight as he spun the dagger and it slid home in it's sheath without her moving a muscle. His hand found her rear again and she couldn't resist a smirk as he mentioned something about slipping.
She chuckled at him as he took her hand and they walked a bit, until the closed the distance between Terrence and themselves. She frowned with surprise as he took a rather colorful hat and seated it on his head. He felt the need for frippery now? Facing a troll? She watched him walk forward, his hand slipping from hers, just as the memory of something slipped from her grasp once again. What was it... a rumor.. a myth... something was tickling her brain but refusing to be grasped and she was growing agitated with her own inability to catch it. Sighing, she knew she'd get it sooner or later.
Walking forward, she stopped as she was even with Terrence and shrugged at the unasked question in his eyes. They watched as Terry spoke to the troll and then there seemed to be almost a contest of wills. The two merely stared at each other for a long moment, Terry once again not looking like himself.. or at least what she knew to be his usual self. Once again something tickled her thinking but she didn't even reach for it this time, just watched as he threw the troll a fortune in gems. She watched, still unsure what was happening as he came back and took her hand, pulling her across the bridge with him, her eyes going once to the troll who seemed to be glaring at Terry, but not making any move towards them. When they were well on the other side of the bridge, she called out,
Terrence, let's go. Let it be.
Her eyes sought out the mystery woman's as well,
You too, unless you just like the company of trolls...
Turning back to the man who held her hand and seemed to be full of many surprises, she looked up at him a quizzical look in her eyes, though the only thing she said was...
Nice hat.
They walked a bit further, she didn't look back again, confident in Terrence's ability to watch out for the magic-powerful woman, and her attention turned back to him, a playful light coming to her eyes again.
A massage... well if I am the first to turn you away, perhaps you will find more willing subjects to try your charms on once we arrive...
Before he could answer, she turned and scanned the wooded area beyond the bridge for a moment, her fingers finally going to her lips and a clear, long whistle hovered in the air before dying out as if it were never there. Her eyes stayed fixed on the wooded area a moment longer before she finally turned, satisfied and focused her attention on him again.
Remembering something he'd said earlier she returned to it,
You know I wouldn't really cut anything off... *smiles* Unless it were self-defense. And besides, do you really think a member of the King's own guard would be out here? Alone?
Her smile was almost sad for a moment, though she brightened up when he took her blade from behind his waist. She watched him feel it, test its balance, and her mind once again noticed his actions were not one that matched his own rusty weapons. She grinned with delight as he spun the dagger and it slid home in it's sheath without her moving a muscle. His hand found her rear again and she couldn't resist a smirk as he mentioned something about slipping.
She chuckled at him as he took her hand and they walked a bit, until the closed the distance between Terrence and themselves. She frowned with surprise as he took a rather colorful hat and seated it on his head. He felt the need for frippery now? Facing a troll? She watched him walk forward, his hand slipping from hers, just as the memory of something slipped from her grasp once again. What was it... a rumor.. a myth... something was tickling her brain but refusing to be grasped and she was growing agitated with her own inability to catch it. Sighing, she knew she'd get it sooner or later.
Walking forward, she stopped as she was even with Terrence and shrugged at the unasked question in his eyes. They watched as Terry spoke to the troll and then there seemed to be almost a contest of wills. The two merely stared at each other for a long moment, Terry once again not looking like himself.. or at least what she knew to be his usual self. Once again something tickled her thinking but she didn't even reach for it this time, just watched as he threw the troll a fortune in gems. She watched, still unsure what was happening as he came back and took her hand, pulling her across the bridge with him, her eyes going once to the troll who seemed to be glaring at Terry, but not making any move towards them. When they were well on the other side of the bridge, she called out,
Terrence, let's go. Let it be.
Her eyes sought out the mystery woman's as well,
You too, unless you just like the company of trolls...
Turning back to the man who held her hand and seemed to be full of many surprises, she looked up at him a quizzical look in her eyes, though the only thing she said was...
Nice hat.
They walked a bit further, she didn't look back again, confident in Terrence's ability to watch out for the magic-powerful woman, and her attention turned back to him, a playful light coming to her eyes again.
A massage... well if I am the first to turn you away, perhaps you will find more willing subjects to try your charms on once we arrive...
Before he could answer, she turned and scanned the wooded area beyond the bridge for a moment, her fingers finally going to her lips and a clear, long whistle hovered in the air before dying out as if it were never there. Her eyes stayed fixed on the wooded area a moment longer before she finally turned, satisfied and focused her attention on him again.
Remembering something he'd said earlier she returned to it,
You know I wouldn't really cut anything off... *smiles* Unless it were self-defense. And besides, do you really think a member of the King's own guard would be out here? Alone?