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As if from nowhere, Azurai suddenly popped out of a tree, hanging upside down from a branch of a large pine beside Damon "You know, there is a third option" He said, a mischievous tone sounding in his voice, a sly smirk corssing his lips for a moment.

Falon, oblivious to the world around him, continued to read his books.

Sintariun shivered and glanced up noticing a white rose beside her. Reaching out for it, she saw the note and stared at the flower turning it over in her fingers absently. So what had the rogue thought of her, what did he still think of her? Shaking her head to scatter the thoughts, the elven female sighed and a soft smile curved her lips.

Without warning, Zaid barged into the room knowing that his ward was in there just by the sense and smell of her. Pausing at seeing her in a bathrobe, the male suddenly realized he was in the same predicament but didn't show his discomfort. "Sin are you alri-" Zaid paused as he saw the note beside her and open. Uncontrolled rage spread on his face and his silver gaze snapped up to Sintariun. "He.Will.Die."

Sintariun jumped out of her bed and rushed towards the male telling him no and that the rose was an apology. "Or an flirting invitation," Zaid snarled causing Sintariun to back up and almost glare at her guard. Finally she yelled Uay etead uay tam'd ymtilzdomt omudwemj!

The female then looked to the window and before Zaid could do anything Sin leaped thru and transformed into a panther quickly running away from the tavern. "Sin," Zaid said softly, "it's you who doesn't understand...."

(You idiot you don't understand anything!)

After all the commotion at the hot springs had ended, Zen decided to take his own relaxation time inside the springs. He'd heard a rumor about clothes being taken, so he had his clothes right next to him. Just in case. The warm water relaxed him to the point where he wanted to fall asleep right then and there. The relaxation of the moment was disturbed by the thought that this would probably be the only time that the group would be able to relax. Better make the best of it.

Gia wouldn’t be present or the thing that Jason grabbed cause of the weather. The thing he grabbed would be a large tree branch. Gia would already be lost deep in the blizzard, due to having already said she’d let him be and tried to return to the village herself. She wouldn’t able to fly back unfortunately due to her wings being frozen over and she couldn’t pull them back into her back either because of the ice. The fire magic was all that was keeping her alive for the time being.

(I had to make the pre-adjustment for Jason cause Gia was already lost in the blizzard so he wouldn't really be able to grab Gia since she's already lost >.>)

((Aww, to bad considering the location...and sorry for the absence in my own RP. Mothers out of town looking after my Nana's dogs, so I've got to take care of her chores around the house))

Sintariun sat in a chair in a corner of the large lobby, not really herself. Ever since that fight with Zaid they'd only treated each other as acquaintances and it was wearing on her but what else could she do now. Thinking her guard would wake her when it was time for the meeting, it didn't happen. In fact she went to check on Zaid and found nothing in his room. All of his stuff was gone. Shocked and crushed, the elf had decided he must've gone home...where he belonged. She'd slowly made her way to the lobby and waited for their instructions. Where had he gone?

Zaid sat in a forest on a tree limb hunkered down with a blanket. If that is how Sin truly felt then maybe it'd be best if he disappeared. It took alot of him to swallow his anger towards Azurai but he managed to gather his things and decided to set out on his own for a bit.

Liah awoke to the sun streaming in her window. She hadn't dreamed all night, which was a first for her since she could remember and she was a little disoriented. The last thing she remembered was feeling safe in Seirei's arms on the bench not too far away from the Inn. The thought made her heart flutter and an imediate smile appeared on her face. She didn't remember going back to her room, which probably meant Seirei had carried her back to her room. Her smile grew wider, warmed by the fact that he had taken care of her like that.

A sudden movement on the corner caught her attention and she realized that it was Asteria ruffling her feathers.

Good morning Liah. She said in a knowing voice. That young man brought you back last night. She said simply. She wasn't the type to say anything unessisary so that comment was unusual.

Liah nodded, trying to hid the grin on her face. "Yes, it was nice of him." She said awkwardly. Before the silence was overbearing, she got out of bed and dressed quickly.

Ramiel is telling everyone to meet in the lobby. She added.

Liah nodded. She packed quickly and hurried down to the lobby, not knowing if she were going to be late or not. Asteria had flown out the window and would wait for her outside. Noticing that Sintariun was in the corner, she headed over to her with a concerned look. Her friend looked upset which made Liah think that she was still shook up about the springs. "Hey." She said simply, sitting down next to the elf. "Are you doing alright?"

Seirei slept peacefully that night, nothing particularly on his mind as the night went by. He woke up the next morning to Ramiel bothering him to head downstairs. It was enough to wake him up and Ramiel had moved on before he could complain about being awakened so abruptly. But since he was up he figured he might as well head to the lobby, the incident at the hot springs had completely evaded his thoughts.

As he started towards the lobby he thought backwards to his actions from last night, grinning to the ground as he walked. He was pleased with how it turned out, having Liah with him and putting her to bed. His grin turned into a smile and he started down the stairs and then he spotted the girls in the lobby, first seeing Liah as he was thinking about her, then the other girls. With that the thoughts of the spring came to mind and he blushed.

He averted his gaze and walked over to one side, closer to Liah but not going too close since the others were nearby. He'd made up with Liah without problems, mainly because he was rather close with her now, but he wasn't on such terms with the others. So he leaned against the wall a few feet away, staring at the floor, his eyes under his hair and his face red.