The Ward's Guard

Ros hesitates at the basement door, but he decides to follow. "Is it all that you imagined my lady?"

Ros followed close behind, intentionally trying to keep Selia in his field of view along with being able to see in front of him the entire time. He definitely did not think that he evening stroll would go like this.

Ros then adopted a look of resignation. "I'll be right behind you my lady."

Ros nods as if he understood, but still looks confused. "Of course my lady. Although I must ask, if Brightness didn't want you down there, perhaps there's a reason?"

Ros looks genuinely confused, but follows anyways. "My lady, may I ask, where exactly will we be searching?"

Ros snaps his head up to look at Selia, having not noticed her. He seems to calm down once he identifies her. "Oh, good evening my lady, I was just taking an evening stroll to clear my mind. Do you want me to accompany you?"

Ros laid in his bed, trying to catch some sleep, but it continued to elude him. It didn't take long for him to feel the need to to get up. Ros started to pace his room. Something wasn't sitting right, it could have been something that he ate. He needed fresh air, he needed to move, that way he could think. Ros paused, then opened his door and walked out of his room, and started to walk seemingly aimlessly around the building.

No clue, I'm the new guy in this community.

No clue, I'm the new guy in this community.

Catorphia walked around the town, securing the parameter. She didn't understand it all, but she suspected that her reliance on her crystals made it difficult to sleep at night with all of the extra energy. It's best that she use it, that way it's not wasted. Besides, there was still someone watching him, and she would know if she were needed there. Catorphia eventually made her way to the front gate, and upon not seeing anything of a major concern, she started to make her way back.

Jane paused, waiting just behind the corner of the Inn, hearing people talking just beyond it. Her ears perked up as she started to listen in to the conversation, trying very well to be stealthy.

Jane waves off Val. "Don't worry about it, just remember who didn't help." With this, Jane started to openly glare at the humans in the Inn before making her way back out the rear door, off into the night again.

Jane hands Val a key to one of the rooms, nodding to her. "It's my pleasure. I just don't like that not one of these humans decided to help you. They all think we're monsters, no matter what we say or do. I don't know about you, but I think that that's wrong, and that it should change."

Jane approaches the Innkeeper, who watches her suspiciously, and asks for two rooms, which he gives her after she pays him. Jane approaches Val again. "It pains me to see anyone treated like that, this night is on me." Jane adopts a slightly hostile face as she glances at the humans in the Inn. "I just think that something should be done, it's the least that I can do."

"C'mon," Jane said as she stood up rather smoothly, "let's see if there are still rooms in this Inn." Jane watches the night intently as she makes her way into the Inn.

"It was better than what I would've guessed. My name is Jane," she takes off her hood to reveal fox ears, "and I'm a fox amal. Do you want to find somewhere better to stay than this alley?"

"No sense in leaving you to suffer alone," the woman says as she sits down next to Valerie, "what's your name, if you want to tell me of course."

A slight look of disgust appears on the woman's face as she regards the telekinetic grip. "Is there any way to tell how long it will last? I'm bad at this crystal nonsense."

She puts a hand on Valerie's shoulder. "Do you think that you can get nasty trap? I'm not even sure how it still has a grip on you."