Snippet #1526465

Vin rounded the corner in the castle, trying to find her way through the maze of hallways that she had yet to figure out. Her head darted when she heard a noise and she restrained from jumping, feeling odd that she wasn't carrying her daggers. She hadn't realized how accustomed she had begun to be to just whip out her daggers to solve a problem. Vin wasn't certain if that was good or not but didn't bother getting into the specifics of it as her lithe body slid into a doorframe; holding her breath as a figure walked by. She watched the person leave and vaguely reconized that it was a castle guard, apparently they had no suspicions that someone would sneak through the castle. She ducked out from the doorframe and scrambled down the hallway, pausing when she saw a window. She paused for a second and listened to any oncoming footsteps and she was content when she heard none. She opened it and peeked out, noticing that she was on the third floor. She just smiled and jumped out, landing on her feet with a small 'thump' as her body absored the shocking impact. She stood and dusted off the knees, keeping to the shadows as she made her way across the now familiar terrain. She hoped Beldur wouldn't get lost but she assumed that he knew the way so she just continued going on, pausing occasionaly when someone walked by. She grinned as she walked by a couple of dazed soldiers and she reconized Beldurs work, carefully trying to step through the crowd to get to the forest. Though she paused when she heard someone point her out and turned to the three guards that where guarding a hole in the wall. She cussed softly to her breath and turned to them trying to cover her face so they wouldn't reconize her features. "You need to help me . . . I thought I heard a man chasing me through town," She faked, trying to sound distressed. She watch their faces contort into pride as they realized that they could save her and the three of them left to inspect around after reassuring words. She just chuckled and ducked through the hole, not bothering to thank the guards that were searching for 'the man that was chasing for her'. She walked a bit further into the woods and saw Beldur standing there, not bothering to ask if he had noticed if she got caught or not. "Looks like you win," She told him, giving him a soft kiss. "Now follow me," She told him with a small grin, running ahead of him, feeling the familair forest path travel under her feet as she sprinted through the forest, holding onto Beldurs hand before she paused when she heard the stream rushing nearby. She walked into the smallest clearing and grinned, taking the bag off of her back and placing the blanket on the ground. She sat on it and patted the spot beside her. "The sunrise is really pretty in the morning, I used to come here all the time actually. found it when I was young. And for what it's worth, you're the first person I've actually brought here," She grinned, knowing that the night was just beggining but she really just wanted to watch the sunrise with him in the morning and she also to just be alone with him. "I dunno, I think you might like it."