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Iliad looked at Sabine slowly go through the motions of waking up and smiled, "Hey there sleepy head." He said to her. He then stood up, closed the book he was reading, and cracked his... everything. He hadn't moved since sitting back down with the book so everything locked up on him. "I don't know what time it is, I've kind of just been reading so I really couldn't say." He shook his head at what she said next. "And don't feel like that, you didn't ruin anything. I mean what do you really think you kept me from doing, robbing some unlucky man or woman?" He replied. "And I didn't wake you because you looked so peaceful, like you were having a good sleep, it was kind of cute, atleast thats what I thought as I was undressing you and putting your clothes back on." He said in a voice devoid of anything that would make it seem like he was joking with her. He let it sit in the air for a second before his face betrayed him and he smiled wide, "Just kidding, my eyes are still virgin to all your beauty has to offer them, although a boy can dream." He said with a smirk.
He walked over to the book shelf and put the book back in its place. Turning to face Sabine he said, "So, do you want to go out for dinner, my treat, maybe if we're lucky this place can get ransacked by Royal Guards too and we won't have to pay again. Although maybe this time we can actually get food before that happens." Iliad walked over to the coutch and sat back down, awaiting an answer.

Iliad looked at her, "Huh, I sure didn't. I would say that I didn't know because, you know, I don't get hurt, but that joke is starting to get played out." Iliad then looked at her with a smile. "Not really, I've seen better, and for alot less work than it took to see yours, but I won't complain." He chuckled and responded to the last part of her statement, "Never say never Sabine." Iliad stood up and walked over to his room, grabbing his boots and vest, can't forget the vest. Walking back to the living room he said, "Yea, mine too, lets try to keep a low profile this time, not to be insensitive, but I don't like people remembering my face thanks to the drunk chick I'm with who's slamming tables." He then sat down and began putting his boots on when he heard her sneeze again. Iliad turned his head towards the sound, mouth in a wide smile. "I'm not going to say anything, although if you did that while I was undressing you when you were asleep I think I would have woke you up and proposed." He said with a wink.
Iliad returned to putting on his boots and stood up. He walked over to his work table and put on his vest. He picked up a wallet from the table and put it in his pocket and strapped on his sheath. He then grabbed his bag of goodies and tied it around his waist. "Alright, lets go." He said walking to the door, opening it and stepping out of the house. He waited for her to exit and locked the door behind her. "Oh, and this time I get to choose the place, eating at a rebel hide out isn't smart, no matter how good the food is." He said with a smile as he began to walk down the street.

Iliad looked at Sabine cover her stomach, Either she really is hungry or I embarrassed her, aww, I didn't mean to. He thought to himself, though he didn't find it necessary to actually appologize. She knows I was only joking, I won't make any jokes like that anymore, just in case. He told himself. He then heard what she said, Ouch, that 'Whatever' didn't sound pleasant. Oh well, I just got my mind off of the Trojan War, I'll be back in true form soon enough.
Iliad looked as she smirked, Great, atleast she isn't mad at me. Iliad though with a sigh of relief, "If I'm dreaming I can tell you right now I'm going to be skipping the proposal and jumping straight to the honey moon." Iliad smiled, Really, three times? He put bass in his voice and puffed out his chest, "Good, and I'll say it a fourth time too, and a fifth time to make sure you didn't forget." He said.
Iliad returned his body to normal and looked at Sabine with a smile. Iliad had never really had a friend before, and he had to admit he liked the company. Sure he was no stranger to girls, but they were mostly one night deals. The life of a thief was one where knowing your neighbor's sleeping times was more important than knowing his name. The only people Iliad could consider friends were informants and other thiefs and that was only because they knew what he did and didn't rat him out, Wow, kind of sad now that I'm thinking about it... He thought to himself.
Iliad shook his head and pressed on, "Come on its this way, oh I told you I was going to choose where we are going to eat right?" He said with a smirk. The place was a rather large and expensive resturant called the Bell Tower. Iliad being the superficial person he was wasted no time in eating at the place as soon as he heard about it. The food was good, specializing as a steak house, though it served everything you would expect a resturant to serve.
Iliad turned the corner and walked down the street, finding the place. "Ahh, here we are," He said opening the door for Sabine. He walked in after her and sat down at a table for two, waiting for a waiter to come and serve them.