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"He said I'm acting stupid." Eve sighed as she hung her head, trudging along while Tuin continued to ignore his friend, though he did keep an eye out for any trouble just in case.

Leena was wandering around her kingdom again, wearing her traveling clothes, a cloak over them so they wouldn't be quite as distinctive as they were. Two of her swords were strapped to her back, the other two resting on her hips, her white hair hidden underneath a hood. Her golden eyes watched as her people walked past her, pausing in her step as she saw one man reach a hand to his sword, following his gaze to one woman that was walking up. Raising an eyebrow, she walked forward, making sure that her hood stayed forward. She didn't need to be making a scene now. She made sure that the mask around the lower half of her face was secure, a hand resting on her swords beneath her cloak. The woman he was looking at didn't feel of a wizards blood, narrowing her eyes a little. Possibly one of Altarion's men?

She came to a stop behind the man, making sure she wasn't too close in case he should react. "Is there a problem sir?" She asked softly, her eyes resting on him before glancing from the woman to him again. Her eyes reflected that she held no hostile intent, just a curiosity on whether or not she should be interfering. She just hoped he wouldn't lash out at her since he seemed so on edge. Her cloak fluttered a bit, ignoring how the people seemed wary of her considering the two swords on her back.

Roran's eyes were on the woman in front of him. She was a Vampire, he knew she was. Aki... As she walked away, he growled lightly. Ignoring the woman behind him, he slowly followed the Vampiress to the alley, but when he turned the corner, she wasn't there, instead another woman was. Being a mere hunter, he couldn't tell the woman was Aki, so he turned, confused, and walked back out.

Walking around, he asked multiple people where the border to Aduial was. No one seemed to care, and so he came upon the woman who had approached him before, the princess. "Excuse me, ma'am, but do you know which direction the border to Aduial is? I'm looking for an audience with Princess Eve."

Roran listened and nodded. If he had no reason to leave, he needed to figure out where in Mereth the princess would be going to. Hearing her remark, though, he smirked. He didn't need to see her face, for he knew that she must've been a Mereth witch, and therefore could sense his Moth blood. He knew what she was thinking. "Why be so suspicious, milady? Yes, I will admit, I am of Moth descent, and raised to be a Mothian hunter, but can you not sense my wizard blood? Surely you can, everyone else here has." His tone was most definitly not one most would give to a princess, let alone a wizard princess. Roran had no idea who the little girl he was talking to was, though.

The thought that had been in the back of his head then rose and became verbal. "If you know that the Aduial princess is coming here, how should I know to not be suspicious of you? Who are you?" Roran's hand fell to his sword's hilt again, but not in a threatening way. He wasn't planning on drawing it, but this way he was ready to if the need came.

Roran was surprised by who she was, which was verified by some of the people around bowing to her, but he showed nothing of the surprise on his face. He let go of his hilt, bringing his hand back to rest at his side. "Well then," he bowed before rising again, "I guess I must introduce myself. I am Roran, traitor to Altarion, and a rebel to his rule. I was a high ranking Mothian officer before I fled. I am now in search of Eve, Princess of Aduial. I wish to aid her on her quest to defeat Altarion with my skills and knowledge. Would you happen to know where she is intending to visit here in Mereth, milady?" His tone was no longer an arrogant one, but it still wasn't as formal as princess are usually met with.

Eve nodded, but Tuin soon got tired of their slow pace and grabbed the girls, throwing them into the air and catching them on his back before he started running at an extremely fast pace. In a few hours, they passed through the gates of Mereth. And as soon as they entered the city, Tuin abruptly stopped, causing Eve to go flying off his back and then rolled until she hit a wall. "Owww....Tuin! Next time could you stop a little slower?!" Eve cried as she sat up and rubbed her head, before getting to her feet and walking ack over to her companions. Everyone immediately recognized the half elf princess and then bowed accordingly, while she just smiled, somewhat embarrassed and lead Tuin and Cori through the city.

"Yeah, but we should really try and find someone who will help us, because I really have no idea where we are headed and I'm sure people around here would know better way to get to the next kingdom without being on the main roads." Eve sighed as she looked around through the crowded streets.

"As for the moment, I want her to just observe them. They are no threat to me right now." Altarion murmured, barely paying attention as he watched out the window. "How long will it be until Selena is reincarnated in mind?..." He wondered to himself with a wicked grin on his face, looking forward to slaying the princess again.

Roran shook his head. "Milady Leena, I am a hunter, not a wizard, no matter how much wizard blood I have in me. We hunters are taught to be formal, for being informal could result in an arrow in your back upon leaving." Feeling something in theside of his arm, he brought a hand down to slap the skin lightning fast. "Dammit! I'm alergic to mosquitoes!" Reaching into his pocket, he grabbed a small vile with some misty liquid in it. Placing a few drops on the spot where he felt the bite, his reaction wouldn't be so bad, probably reaching a few inches from the bite itself. That'll take a week or two to heal.