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After the little swim she started off with, she was sitting on the edge of the lake where it dropped off. Her hands were firmly place beside her on the ground, her legs and feet swaying side to side, a soft melody floating on the breeze that came from her lips. It was a really soft, slow tone, probably one her mother taught her. She just knew that it was a very special song to her, so it was her favorite. All that could really be heard was the chorus part: Don't worry, sin will find you, don't worry, life's path will set you with new. You will grow--- Every time she would get there, she would stop, either not remembering the lyrics, or not wanting to sing them

Almost all the way on the other side of the lake, she heard the tune from his musical instrument. She stopped singing, it just sounding really lovely. Swimming over to the wall, she leaned up against it, listening to the sound carry to her eyes. It just flowed so nicely. Feeling around on the wall, she found a break off, it being a nice little seat for her to sit on, still being under the water. It felt like there were many holes in the rocks, but she wasn't going to check, then find some lake monster to gobble her up. Thinking about that, she pulled her legs up to her chest, hugging herself for protection.

She had heard the same noises, but she wasn't making them. A bit more on the watch out, scared more than relaxed, she watched the water, trying to still stay with his music. She saw some things swim by here and there, but what lives in a spring that had at least ninety-eight degrees water?!

Be surrounded by a swam of fast moving shadows, she slowly watched as one swam by, the another, that on taking out the other. As a small stream of blood trickled to the surface, her jaw dropped and eyes widened. Standing up, she took as big of a leap as she could, landing in water that was about two feet. When she turned around to see if the 'monsters' were gone, a swarm headed for her. Turning back around, trying to run for dear life, she got out of the water finally, some of the creatures making it to the coast. When she saw one, it started to flip around, looking like a little goblin, and then jump back in the water. Standing there, her heart racing, she waited, calming down before even thinking about getting back changed.

When going to get dressed, all that was there was her undergarments, and her boots... Her eyes twitched as she saw what she had was really useless anywise, basically shredded. Maybe Jay took them just as some practical joke or something, she wasn't sure. All she knew was some weird creatures lived in the lake and she wanted to get as fare away from the buggers as possible. Placing what she had on, the torso of the shirt was missing, there was a whole in the middle of her back, and her underwear seemed like a piece of cloth, just barely staying on her waist, not really covering anything. She peered around the arched openings corner, talking in a normal tone, a bit agitated, "Jay.... Did you by any chance take my... clothes?" Great deal of silence dropped on after she said that. Waiting a few minutes, he still did respond, so she asked again, "Jay..? Are you even over there...? I was wondering if my clothes.. Um, blew.. over there?"

Hearing the splash, she didn't know what to say. Knowing that she couldn't be loud enough, to embarrassed to speak, she walked over to the side over the spring and motioned him to get out. If he had what she had on her side, her would have teeth makes in him within seconds.

"The only thing I can think of is, find shelter, or walk home.. It's really not going to get any more warmer than it would be if we just stayed standing here." Her brilliant idea.. Not the best, but really their only options. She sighed, rubbing her arms as a small breeze bit at her bare skin.

((I just remembered that I was in your clothes.. so we would be looking for your clothes... not ours sweatdrop ))

As the wind blew she took a few steps closer to him. Body heat was a marvelous thing right about now, so she got as close as she could get. Now almost hugging him, they walked the path that seemed right for the inn, water from her head dripping down her back felling like someone was sticking a blade down her back.

((To the inn!!))