Snippet #1912253

A disturbance outside had Solar moving to the window of her bedroom and brushing the curtain aside stared out, her eyes scanning over buildings and scenery until they rested upon the fight outside. A slight smile pressed over her lips and she whispered to herself, "A Larthos and a mire born," she watched a little longer observing. "Someone is attacking them, but who?" she questioned.
Luckily for her the attack was aimed from the Inn a few buildings away and at her angle she could see the two perfectly. The sparring continued for a time until the two, the mire born now being held by the Larthos flew away as some of the authorities began showing up. As the streets died down the one who'd attacked presented himself, Solar let her eyes roam over him before sighing.
"I' m sure he had his reasons." and moving away from the window she decided it was time she went and found food downstairs.
Although she'd just arrived nourishment the last few days were not a necessity as she'd sought out the messenger. Now her stomach chose to liven up and protest it's need for food. Zoba rose from the bed and padded towards the door giving a soft throaty murr to show he was hungry as well.
"Coming." and together the two companions went downstairs where she ordered their food and drink and settled into a table at the back of the pub so they'd not be disturbed. She'd left her cloak on until she reached her table removing it once she was seated.
Zoba hoarded a chair for himself and patiently waited for his food. the serving wench had set a saucer of milk down on the table for him in which he leisurely lapped at. Solar watched him while leaning back and slipping a hand into her cloak pocket retrieved a handful of stones with carvings in them. Holding them a moment she closed her eyes and reopened shortly after. Scattering them on the table she eyed them and smiled slightly.
"I'm intrigued to see where that goes." she put the runes away as food was served. She'd eat first before she'd visit one of the many weapondry shops, but she knew the one shop she'd visit once it was darker out.