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- Posted: Sun, 12 Feb 2012 10:03:36 +0000
Where am I ? Whiterun.
What am I thinking ? "What a strange elf..."
Who am I with ? Me, myself, and I.
The male, clearly Altmer, seemed nearly dumbfounded by their collision. It was an expression Rae didn't quite understand. It was only a mistake. A slip in the rain. A misunderstanding. There was no reason to be so perplexed. The girl raised an eyebrow in question to his words. "Um, excuse me." Two, very simple words were all that managed to escape the mans lips. Rae looked at him for a moment, before her gaze shifted back to that of the building before her. She brushed her damp hair from her fair features, and examined the mans every motion. "Don't worry about it," Rae mentioned lightly, forcing a small smile across her pretty face. "New to Whiterun?" She asked curiously. "The Bannered Mare is where I'm headed. Theres beds, song, and drink. Besides, looks like you need to get out of this rain nearly as much as I do," Rae smiled and shrugged.
The male appeared to be wealthy, and in any ordinary case Rae would have already plotted a plan as to how to get her hands on such wealth. However her most recent scheme had gone wrong, thus, her motivation for thieving had passed. For the time being at least. The girl turned on her heel and entered the inn. She shut the door with a soft creak, before making her way up the steps of the building. The main floor of the inn was filled with life, just as usual. The bard played his music, as warriors cheered and clanked their mugs together. Citizens gossiped about the latest news within the city. Something about a cave of bandits who had taken to kidnapping Altmer. Something like that. Rae hadn't been paying attention to their words. She simply longed to get out of her wet clothes. She reached her room, and shut the door behind her. The girl peeled her damp clothes away, before slipping into her new outfit. It was nearly identical to her previous outfit. The only thing differentiating the two was the colors. Where the fabric was once green, it was now a pale blue. Where the fabric was once burgundy, it was now a deep brown. She ran her fingers through her hair, combing the soft, damp tresses out. The entire routine took mere moments. She exited the room and headed back to the main floor of the inn. Her gaze scanned the building for the perplexed Altmer from earlier.




