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Bethe readjusted her outfit, not used to the clothes of the region.  Her skin was somehow dark like the rest of the people. She blended in with just about everyone.  Daggers hidden, instead of prominent.  This was a information run, She was debating spreading operations and was unsure of the area.  It definatly had much money in it.

She scanned the area and looked for people. Someone who she could recruit or use, anyone that she might target.  It was always fun to float around using others to supplement her disguise. She couldn't let anyone know much about her but she always seemed to enjoy creating a new life with new people. Sometimes she wished she could just let go of all her hassles and really live the life. She walked and almost seemlesly her skin and clothes changed to that of a newcomer, a foreigner. She was playing the part of a new girl in town.

Winters-Feather


Ash ran across the rooftops. It was late afternoon, just a little after the afternoon's rest was over and the sun not beating overhead. The heat was still unbearable, though thankfully his runner's clothes were airy and his body protected. He had never thought of it, but wearing long sleeves was more of an advantage than a disadvantage. However, he rather envied the natives for their light and minimal clothing. That was a luxury he wasn't allowed. Not while on the job.

He had checked in the office that morning. He carried a couple of letters and packages from Serendipity in a knacksack. Some of them were letters from family and others more serious, business affairs. Since noon had been quickly approaching, he was allowed a nap before going back on the job.

Grocer with the sign of a  fruit tree.
Ash jumped down from the rooftop with grace and skill. A few yelled in alarm and backed up, but most just kept on walking. His colors betrayed his identity; the city was used to the Runners and their unusual methods of transportation. As long as they didn't cause harm, they went virtually unnoticed. As Ash walked across the street, he bumped into a woman. She was a foreigner, just like himself. 
"Sorry," he said, with a confused frown.
Was she wearing metal under her clothes? It wasn't armor, for it wasn't constant. Rather, like a pattern, popping up... She carried weapons. Well, it wasn't his business.
"Good day," he muttered as he walked past her and into the shop.
He had a job to do, too.

OOC:  so she wanted to blend in but then decided to scratch that and look like a newcomer? I'm assuming that the daggers are hidden on her body still, despite the change of clothes, though i can change that ^.^;

alex_xr

( something like that. )

Bethe looked at the man who had bumped her. She almost gave him a glare as she felt her body fall towards the ground.  but she refrained and  instead looked up as if she was use to falling. " I am such a klutz! "  She wondered if the man would help her up. She was unsure of if this man would be useful to her, but she would try to spend some time with him, he looked like a runner.

Winters-Feather

Well, after he had told the woman his good byes, he didn't really pay much attention to her. Not at the moment, at least. Instead, he did his job and delieved the letters to the family inside. Incidently, they had some letters to be mailed, too, but had no time to run to the office. Ash found it difficult to understand them. Essyrnis spoke a queer language, foreign to his ears.. Though most spoke Common fluently, their accents were thick and having lived isolated from the three kingdoms for a small while himself, Ash sometimes felt it difficult to understand. (Or maybe, he mused, that was a normal thing.) They gave Ash the money (and his tip) as well as the letters and then he was sent on his way.

He noticed that the woman from before was still hanging around. Ash narrowed his eyes. She had a lot of weapons on her, he knew that. So why was she hunting him? Was she a thief? A spy? Did she hope that he had important information? Ash walked down the streets faster with his head bowed. He tried not to stand out too much, though being a Runner wearing the clothes that he did made such efforts counterproductive.

alex_xr

It was the runner from before, acting strangely, that was never a good sign.  Bethe smiled and  subtly made her way in his direction she would figure out why he was acting so strange. Maybe he had an important message, maybe he was carrying something valuble.  The possiblities were endless and Bethe wanted to find out. So she was soon  on his tail, he was easy to follow with his uniform as there wasn't many runners out at the moment.   

It was one of the eaisest tails she had ever done.  Bethe kept up with him not wanting to lose him but not wanting him to know she was there, she tried to keep a good distance from him.  Yet she stayed close enough to observe him.

Winters-Feather

At first, Ash didn't realize he was being followed. It wasn't until he was hailed down by a merchant to pick up a letter that he noticed Bethe.  As he hopped down from the roof, he noticed her face.  It was that woman from before. She stuck out, as she didn't look like one of Essyrini, especially not her clothes. He felt uneasy at that. He pushed it off as coincidence, but as he continued going, the young man noticed that she was still following him. His stomach clutched at this.
Why is she following me? he thought.

Was she trying to steal something from him? Take his money? A foolish mistake, he thought. He began to run faster, taking more discreet paths. First, he'd try to lose her. She was dangerous, Ash knew, but how much of a a threat was the question. Ash didn't want to be dead within moments of finding the answer out to that question, so he ran. He ran as fast as he could, keeping to the shadows and blending in. He could be wrong, after all. Maybe it was a coincidence.

Ash drew a hand to the hilt of his long knife. Perhaps it was, but if she wanted a fight, she was going to get one.

alex_xr

Bethe sighed, the man was running. She wondered why on earth she would follow this runner, She slowed down and began to walk through the crowd.  she some how  ran into the man again as she spotted the man yet again. Why was it she kept ending up where he was?

She just smiled kept walking trying to get back to exploring the city.  She debated shifting her glamour again but decided this was fine.   Bethe wondered how she kept coming up agains this runner. Perhaps it was a sign that she should approach him. She looked at him and got a little closer,  Wondering if maybe he was following her?

Winters-Feather

OOC: Not gonna lie grammar still kinda confusing. But I got it this time. So yay. xD

IC:

No, it didn't seem like she wanted a fight. Ash saw the woman fall behind and took that as a good sign. He slowed his pace down to a light jog. He hadn't realized he had broken into a sweat. This country was sweltering hot; he could become dehydrated if he wasn't careful. Ash debated on going back on the rooftops where it was much less crowded, but decided against it.
Too much effort, he thought.
He was already on the street and, besides, the  office was just down the road.

Confident that he was alone again, he was surprised to look over his shoulder to find that woman staring right at him. Ash scowled. Again?!
Damn. What does she want? he thought, flustered.
This was seriously creeping him out now.
"Get lost!" he exclaimed causing several nearby people to jump, startled.
He bolted down the street, and didn't stop until he got to the office.