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Delaney followed Riley silently as he led her into the warehouse. She bit her tongue as he introduced her as "just a girl" but did not mention her name. She supposed her name didn't matter, really. She was just a girl.

She nodded slightly after he was finished talking as a small affirmation and thanks. Quietly, so she didn't wake anyone, she crept towards the back of the building, holding her arm. It still stung and burned. She sat against the wall and pulled her knees to her chest and wrapping her arms around them. She sighed quietly. She didn't think she would sleep tonight.

Within five minutes, she was fast asleep.

Riley seemed to have this unnatural ability to only need to sleep a few hours out of the day.
He could sleep for 2 hours and fell like it was 4, or 5.
So he stayed awake for a while, staring out the window at the moon. He attempted to judge the time and the best he got was midnight.
His thoughts looked back at the events of the day. The morning, uneventful. The afternoon, same. The evening though, he had broken in to three consecutive shops, and one of a highly respected judge.
After a particularly thrilling escape, he made off with....
Riley silently moved his hand into his pocket, pulling out a small pouch.
He counted what was inside.
100$ and a few precious gems.
Oh well, not a bad haul. Not particularly good, but not bad.

Upon entering the shack Feyth walked over to one of the walls and counted off bricks in his head then pressing one of the bricks it shrunk into the wall then he walked across the room and stepped down hard on one of the many flat rocks on the floor and like the brick the rock sank into the floor and a square hole opened up in the floor. He patted the dog on the head then walked down the stairs in the hole. The dog whined when Feyth pushed a rock on the wall of the hole and the opening closed. He stood in a hall it was pitch black but irregardless he walked down the hall. He pulled out and lit a match then walked over to one of the three lamps in the small cave like room and lit it. He then blew out the match and sat on the cot. The cot and a couple of chests was all the furnishings in the room. Feyth pulled out a package that was wrapped in a black cloth. Unwrapping it he revealed a small gold trimmed box furnished with a heavy lock. He smiled then walking over to the smaller of his two chests placed the box inside. He decided he could use some rest before morning so he could get himself a free meal. Lying down on the cot he quickly dozed off.

Sky took a long look at the man she was following from beneath her lashes. He didn't look all that dangerous to her, but would she know it even if she saw it? he seemed like a nice person. He had certainly been helpful. Her curiosity was growing. she took a few quick steps and stopped in front of him.
"If you will not tell me your name then who am i to thank. come now, I must call you something." she smiled up at him once more, turning on all the charm. "Please."

((For the RPs sake, pushing to the next day. Yes, short, but I want to give others time to finish through the night and into the next day.))

Rays of light gently pushed their way through a window, shining brightly onto Delaney's face. She gradually woke from the sun's persistent urging. When she opened her eyes, she sprang to her feet and and looked around. The unfamiliarity of the warehouse caused an initial panic reaction, until she remembered the events of last night. Rubbing her arm gently, she walked over to one of the broken windows and looked up at the sky. Morning, still. Before noon at least, she thought, relieved. She tip-toed over some still-sleeping bodies and made her way out of the warehouse and into the sunny streets. She started the short trek to the docks with relatively good spirits.

Feyth woke to a dark room, the light had gone off hours ago. He stood and walked though the dark. without incident he reached the end of the hall and pressed the stone and the hole opened. Climbing out he observed the dog lying on the stone floor of the shack. he turned and walked out of the shack taking no notice that the dog followed him like a shadow. he slunk down to the market though the hour was still fairly early there were quite a few people trying to get first pick of the merchandise for sale. He walked casually tough the market and when a merchant that was selling apples looked away briefly to help a customer two apples disappeared from the cart. Business continued though nothing had happened. Feyth left the market and went to the nearest river. He sat down and pulled a small canteen from a pocket in his jacket and filled it with water then proceeded to drain it. After filling it once again and returning it to his pocket he pulled out an apple and bit into it. The dog had taken a drink before looking at Feyth as he ate the apple. Feyth sighed and gave the dog the apple he had bitten, the dog ate the apple quickly then looked back at him. Feyth smiled and continued to eat the other apple.

Gabriel was running through the city in a furry; he was so excited! This could be the excitment a young noble needed in his life, his mind was abuzz with thoughts of adventrue and intrege. He thought about what he would find down at the docks, would it be pirates? would it be rebels? he didnt know, but he was certainly excited to find out.
He ran to a small inn and ducked in just as a man older than himself was darting out.
When he stepped into the Inn he heard the owner yell, "Ive been robbed!"
Thinking back on the man, he smiled, "Theives, this shall be a grand adventure indeed"

"...well...call me jericho if you must" Dimitri said. "just...don't go around asking about me...you might find somethings you won't like" He said. he lead her around a corner and stopped. he heard the distinct clanking of the guardsmen's armor. "The inns a few doors down, the owner's name is jeffery, tell him too put the cost for your room on jericho's tab..." Then with that he dashed off into a alleyway and out of sight, he slipped his hood and mask on as he ran.