Firelight discussion

The paths/road/side walks that run all threw the pride.

Glenda looked up at the giant wooden wall and wait and suddenly got nervous again, she looked at Gildor nervously, "are you sure we can do this?"

Gildor smiled, "they'll hardly care about you if your with me" he said linking his arm through hers and leading her towards the gate, he knocked on it and called for them to let him in, "Unless they wonder who would be weird enough to hang with me" he added realizing his plan had flaws

She nodded and tried to push her fear down so she could try and pull this off.

Glenda watched as the doors opened. She took a deep breath, 'it's just like any other pride I've been to,' she told herself.
She looked at there linked arms and blushed slightly.
She fallowed Gildor into the town, the doors closed behind them making a load slam.
They walked down the path, some people stared at her, others could care less.
And older woman watched her rather closely, Glenda shivered slightly at the woman's stare.

Gildor walked through the town acting as if he was ignoring everyone, but he was making a mental list of everyone who looked at them, he noticed a few people in the shadows and some even positioning themselves to follow them, he ledher down a side street and once they we're out of sight he said "Run" knowing the others would never follow to his hut

Glenda was concerned when he told her to run, "why?" She asked wondering if something bad was going to happen. She looked around quickly.

Gildor didn't want them to catch him, he knew some of the kids their age hated him, he didn't want to think about what they would do, they might pull her away and find out who she was or they might make her want to avoid him, "I'd be easier to meet them slowly and when you choose to rather then when they want" he said trying to convice her to stick with him rather then the other kids in his pride

She nodded slowly, "okay," she took his hand and looked around wile staying close to him, "I don't know where I'm going," she bit her lip feeling lost.

She realized she was holding his hand to comfort her. She blushed and let go of it. She walked down the path and hoped she was going the right way.
She could faintly feel Kambern's emotions, she smiled softly. She was far enough away that she could tell her emotions from his. She looked back at Gildor and smiled.

Gildor lead her down a path and through a few trees, he was almost home and didn't think any one would have followed them this far, "My hut's just over there" he said pointing into the trees to a small field at the head of the river, "It's not much, but i hope you like it" he said, happy to finally have someone who wanted to spend time with him

Glenda smiled with excitement. She couldn't wait to go inside and look around.
She looked up at him, "will it be okay if I take the wig off inside?" she asked missing her red hair.

((continue at him hut??))

((yep :) ))

((okie :) ))

Thunders felt his gem's pull her stronger and fallowed it to the walls of a pride. He looked up and wondered wether to fly or use the door.

He bit his lip as he knocked on the large door. When someone called down asking his business Thundra told them he was looking for his sister.
The men opened the doors, a summing he meant the girl Gildor had clinging to his arm.
The men pointed him in the right detection and Thundra headed for Gildor's hut, dragging a heavy suit case filled with his and his sister's things.

Kambern made it to the wall and sneered. He could feel his sister's fear and confusion.
He took off his cloths, wrapped them up with a vine, then manifested.
He grabbed his cloths and lifted off the ground.

He flew over the pride and felt Glenda's emotions fluctuate and change. Anger rose in him as he felt her attraction and longing return. He growled loudly, but he was high enough that it didn't give away his position. "I should have locked her in her room or something," he growled.

Saff landed tiredly. She had flown all night and still couldn't change back into her human form. She didn't know where she was or why she couldn't change back just that she couldn't. She lay on her stomach and rested her head on her hands, realizing she probably look like a very large, scaly dog but she didn't care. She was really very tired. She heard a noise and jumped up, she created more mist but not as much as she would have liked. She continued moving, though she was sluggish now. At least the mist helped to shield her.

Kambern sat up in a tree, still in draki form. He watched as another draki ran tiredly around in circles. He smirked with amusement.
"Hey!" He called down to her, having a ruff idea of who she could be, "are you looking for Glenda?" A plan unfolded in his mined, but he needed this girl, otherwise it would just be an attach.

Saff looked a the other draki in bewilderment. She hadn't even known Glenda was anywhere near her. She shied away from him. She knew she was getting nowhere but she was scared and tired and didn't trust him. She said nothing and slowly edged away.

"I'm Kambern, her older brother," he introduced himself in attempt to calm her down.

That didn't help Saff in the slightest. She had never met him before and she didn't care who's brother he was, he was still a stranger.

He rolled his eyes, "what ever, I guess you can't help me save her after all," he said softly, but load enough that the girl could hear him.

"No I guess not." Saff said quietly and fled. She liked Glenda, she really did but she had been with that other draki and he seemed to really care about her. If anyone would help to save her it was him. Saff forced her wings to lift her into the air so she wouldn't just run in circles again.

Kambern rolled his eyes and got comfy in the tree, 'attack it is' he thought with a smug smile across his scaled face.

After a while of flying Saff saw a cabin and hoped that whoever lived in it wasn't home. She really needed a place to sleep for the night.

Kambern couldn't sleep, he thought to much about how much stronger Glenda's emotions had gotten after he left. He thought about how close that boy was to her, "if he.." He thought of how meany female draki he had slept with wile he was traveling, "I'll shed him myself," his eyes glowed with anger.

Gildor followed Glenda out with a smile, "So what's gotten you all excited to go to town?" he asked remembering she said she had something to do, he wondered what it would be but decided not to inquire if she didn't want him to

Glenda bit her lip, she didn't think Saff would want her to tell him the hole story, but he would most likely head it when Glenda asked him, "I have to find a friend, I'm hoping he'll do something for me," she told him, understating her request.

Gildor looked around and was a little surprise that no one was around, "Is there anyway i could help?" he asked not wanting her to have to deal with everything on her own, he liked helping her, "I don't mind"

She shook her head, "it's something I need him to do.. They trust him.." She felt bad for turning him down, but she didn't want him to get hurt or caught.

Gildor frowned a little but smiled again so she wouldn't feel bad, "It's alright, so will you be a while, or would you like me to wait for you before i go shopping?"

She shrugged, "it's up to you, I don't mind if you come, I'm not quite sure where he is."

Gildor felt a little confused now, "So i can help now?" he asked assuming her last statement had been telling him it would be best that he didn't help

"You can help me find him?" She said in a questioning tone. She thought of Saff and how much she must miss her sapphire, "it's really important we find him as soon as we can," she new she wasn't making seance, but he would figure it out when she found Caleb.

Gildor laughed a little as they reached the gate, "My dear sweet Glenda, finding people is one of my specialties" he said with a grin, as must as he didn't like being an assassin, he had to admit they had useful skills.

She smiled as he said her name, "then I guess you'll be able to help me," she hoped Caleb wasn't at Karmbern's house, or this could get ugly.

Gildor walked up ahead and knocked on the gates, "Oi, open up, I'm heading to town again" he called out, when they opened it he smiled and led Glenda through whilst ignoring their taunts "Don't come back this time!"

Glenda glared at some of them and shimmered slightly out of anger, a couple of them gasped with fear, causing her to smile.

(Is she wearing her wig?)

Gildor laughed a little, "you really shouldn't let them bother you, they're all talk no bite, it's really not worth it" he said thinking about how they might even piss themselves and start crying if he and Glenda turned around

((I don't think she put it on, but lets just say it is XD))

Glenda shrugged, "but it Los funny watching bullies tremble in fear," she smiled almost to happily at him.

((alright :3))

"They're not bullies" Gildor said quietly looking at his feet, he knew that they felt betrayed but him maybe even insulted, but he couldn't blame them, they'd been raised to consider what he was offered the greatest of honors, he continued walking and tried not to think about it

Glenda sighed, she knew these was his pride and she didn't really belong here so she didn't argue with him. She looked back once more and hoped they didn't know what she was.

Gildor wanted to tell her why they hated him, but just the thought of her hating him for his past sent a shiver down his spine, "sorry, I just, It's not their fault, it's how they've been raised" he said not wanting them to walk in silence

Glenda nodded, "I see," she wasn't sure if she wanted to ask for the hole story or not, but she was sure nothing from his past could change how she felt. She jumped in front of him and hugged him, "you can tell me anything, you know that, right?"

Gildor hugged her back, he didn't know how she would react, how could anyone love an assassin, but surly someone who was taught all about the different prides should know... "it's... just we had a disagreement on something"

She pulled back a little so she could look at him, "about?" She asked wanting to help. She locked her fingers behind his neck and played with his hair a bit.

Gildor felt sweat dripping from his brow, if he didn't say it, he knew she wouldn't trust him, but if he did... he just didn't know, "about... if something was right or wrong" he said trying to word it so he didn't sound like the bad guy, "I didn't want to do something because i thought it was bad, but they insisted it was an honor"