Under a Blood Moon [Xphy]

[GoblinFae]

The assassin quirked a brow in clear amusement. "Oh do you believe there will be more than night then?" She chuckled darkly before making her way to the other woman and back into the cool night air.

She easily wound her way up and down darkened streets keeping as much out of sight as she could. Tiraris was not a fan of having too much attention drawn to herself and so kept to the alleyways as much as she could along the way to the out of the way inn she had paid for a night in.

"This should be interesting," Tiraris commented dryly as she glanced back at her companion before entering the inn. She could already imagine the rumors and such that would circulate should anyone realize she was bringing someone to her room for the night that would live to see another dawn. "It is straight upstairs, the door with the moon," she added quietly, feeling she had to say something even as her mind had drifted elsewhere.

[Xphy]

Tische chuckled to herself as they left the bar and Silverd'art led the way to the inn, amused at the route she had chosen. Clearly the woman had wanted to be seen by a few people as possible and the dark elf couldn't blame her. After all the fewer people who saw you, both on a job or in your daily life, the lower the chances of someone recognizing you were.

However as they drew closer to the inn she couldn't help but feel a little uncomfortable, like someone had been watching them. She wasn't entirely sure though, and it was possible that she was just being a bit paranoid because they'd been drinking. Still she decided to keep her eyes and ears open just in case. It was always better to be safe than sorry.

Once they entered the inn and Silverd'art told her where her room was Tische flashed a grin and nodded in response. "A moon on the door? How appropriate," she mused as she followed behind the redhead, her eyes casually taking in the interior. "You never did say what kind of room you had. Standard one bedder?"

[GoblinFae]

Tiraris nodded her head faintly. "Should have a bath too if they provided what I paid for," she added with a growl that spoke of her displeasure should they have not made good on their word. The assassin paused though at the top of the steps as she turned to look back at her companion. "Will that be a problem? The standard one bed that is? I am sure we can make you a little nest on the floor if that would suit you better." Her lips curled in a gleeful smirk even as her own eyes darted to look over the banister at the lingering patrons down below. She too felt the prickles of danger along her spine but chalked it up to sharing a night and possibly a bed with a fellow competitor. There was always the risk of course that Tische would turn on her. It was only a matter of time in a world such as theirs.

[Xphy]

A bath?

Tische's grin had widened at the thought. She really could have used one of those at the moment. Hot or cold, long or short, it really didn't matter to her at this point. She just wanted to wash the sweat off of her body and relax a bit. Hopefully the innkeeper had come through with his promise to Silverd'art, or he might have had more problems on his hand than he realized.

When the other assassin asked if she had problem with the fact that there was only one bed she laughed, though her eyes did follow the humans as they looked over the banister. Tische didn't know if Silverd'art had noticed something out of place or not, but it seemed that she was a bit on edge as well. It could've been nothing of course, or the woman could have been up to something. She couldn't say for sure. She did make a mental note of it however and would keep her guard up just in case.

"Oh no, I don't mind. I've shared a bed on more than one occasion. Of course if that's ok with you?"

[GoblinFae]

She hummed in affirmation yet her thoughts were still elsewhere. "You can go ahead first if you desire. It is the least I can do for such an esteemed guest," Tiraris jested with a small smile. "I think I may go and have another drink. "Your modesty may remain intact, well for now at least. Is there anything you need? I could bring it up for you when I return I suppose."

Tiraris easily went through the motions of a generous hostess. Years of training at her mother's knee had ensured nothing less from her yet the woman had ulterior motives. She wanted to get a better look at the other patrons down below. Something was off enough to be screaming in her mind to be cautious. She had not lived as long as she had in their business to ignore such warnings.