Snippet #1973676

The sight of the sun coming up into the sky was one she had grown used to looking at; unlike most, she found it to be nothing too special, simply because with all the sneaking out she tended to do, it has become nothing more than part of her day. Though, viewing it now was far different than when she used to, seeing as it happened now from the windows ledge of her bed chambers. She hadn't felt the urge to leave that night, though her body still had forced her to awaken in the middle of the night, not allowing her to drift back into sleep. Her bright green orbs watched the sun for some time, probably much longer than she actually thought she had been watching. Though, as the natural light became brighter outside, her mind finally struck the idea to leave for at least a few solid hours.

She turned from her window and moved to the door of her chambers, opening it the slightest bit, her eyes looking about slowly for a few moments, checking for any other persons standing around her room. She became relieved as she saw no others around n her general area, though she was sure there soon would be; her moves would have to fast and silent if she wished to make it out without any trouble from another.

She slipped through her door, closing it behind her, making sure to not allow the skirting of her dress to get caught in the act of doing so. Being the clumsy girl that she was, she had grown to hate when she would ruin a dress, and she did not wish to do so in that moment. She quickly made her way down the curved stairwell, her eyes looking about every once in a while to check for clearing. The last thing she wanted at the moment was a guard to notice her leaving, or worse, her brother or Cassandra. She figured it wouldn't end too well if any of those were the case at hand.