ELven-Maiden

Syden shrugged. "i enjoyed being alone," he said softly, but now he knew it wasn't exactly true. He missed his solitary, but for some reason it was...lonely. he hadn't noticed ...

I know it seems like i'm posting a lot. sorry. :biggrin: Caden smiled at Alex, desparate to change the subject. "It's getting late. I'd better get to a bed soon ...

Molton smiled. "Very well, I'll show you to your room."

"i know absolutley nothing about Liskano," Caden answered stiffly. "except my father knows quite a bit about him." Alex looked up at him. "Molton's your father?" "well..." Caden hesitated. "Not ...

Molton sighed and ran a hand through his hair. "How long do you plan to stay?" he said, trying to change the subject. "I don't keep an inn to get ...

Molton started up the stairs to his inn, then stopped. Someone was following him. After listening a moment, he relaxed and smiled. "Not many inns serve nonhumans," he said quietly. ...

Caden found Alex, standing uncertainly in the square. "I'm sorry about your sister," he said quietly.

Syden sighed an lowered his head into his paws. It seemed really...awkward would porbably be the best word, he decided. So many people with so many didfferent personallities, emotions...he shuddered. ...

Caden started back to the inn, and Grey ran to catch up with him. "Are you going to fight?" Caden bit his lip, but he smiled at Grey and said, ...

"Trouble is, I don't trust Liskano," Caden said. "He tracked me down and threatened me. I work hard to be untractable, and I don't exactly enjoy it when someone waves ...

Syden shrugged and stood back. He trusted Nicarga.

Caden scowled and shrugged. "First sign of double-cross, though..."

"They do want to fight," Caden sighed. "But i wish we had a little more sense than that!" Then he bit his lip and shrugged. "But it doesn't seem like ...

Syden sat in front of Telayna stubbornly. "Why would your body move before you could think?"

Caden glared at him. "Could you not just pop out of nowhere? It takes years off of my life." "Fighting does not appeal to me," Molton said. "We could lose ...