Nice cx
Sorry it’s a bit short. Work has me a little drained today XD
And honestly! They’re terrible :c
Sorry it’s a bit short. Work has me a little drained today XD
And honestly! They’re terrible :c
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Hello! This is Buzzingbee! I used to be on here as BuzzBee but I had some trouble. I had issues in real life that made me go off for a while and then when I was going to come back on, passwords, emails, etc were forgotten and lost. xD But I'm back and ready to jump into where I left off!
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Penelope looked over at Crow as he complained about the amount he carried. She gave an amused look and then fell back besides him. “Well let me carry something else. We can at least even out being pack mules.” She said grabbing for the bag that hung on his shoulder. As he brought up how much they stuck out, Penelope pursed her lips together as she thought it over.
His words were true. They’d easily stick out with both bandages and a bow. “That’s true..” She mumbled, “Maybe we should try keeping off the main street then. Maybe we should even consider traveling through the forest rather than the towns.” It wasn’t the best idea. Traveling off the main road had the possibility of getting them lost without a map and it would still be difficult to travel off the main road without raising some suspicion. The knight sighed as she thought about it.
“Guess we should have dressed you up like a knight as well.” She said shaking her head. Though, she wasn’t sure how well a disguise would work, especially after seeing what happened with William and Abraxas. Even though Crow was able to pull of the accent, she was certain that there’d still be plenty of questioning that might get them caught. “I wish we still had the cart... Then this would be a lot simpler.”
His words were true. They’d easily stick out with both bandages and a bow. “That’s true..” She mumbled, “Maybe we should try keeping off the main street then. Maybe we should even consider traveling through the forest rather than the towns.” It wasn’t the best idea. Traveling off the main road had the possibility of getting them lost without a map and it would still be difficult to travel off the main road without raising some suspicion. The knight sighed as she thought about it.
“Guess we should have dressed you up like a knight as well.” She said shaking her head. Though, she wasn’t sure how well a disguise would work, especially after seeing what happened with William and Abraxas. Even though Crow was able to pull of the accent, she was certain that there’d still be plenty of questioning that might get them caught. “I wish we still had the cart... Then this would be a lot simpler.”
No worries c:
And Penelope’s ok with that xD
Same cx I’ll try to get one in before work but if not, I probably won’t be on until late
And Penelope’s ok with that xD
Same cx I’ll try to get one in before work but if not, I probably won’t be on until late
Penelope rolled her eyes as he joked about knowing the way. She blinked as he stepped closer and spoke flirtatiously. The knight felt her heart flutter a little as he pinned her against the wall and she smiled at him as he met her gaze. As their lips met in a passionate kiss, she wrapped her arms around him, enjoying his touch. Just like him, she lost herself in the moment. She arched her neck slightly as he moved away from her lips.
As he pulled back, Penelope gave a small laugh at his words. She smiled back at him and gave him one more quick kiss before moving away. “Me too. Now if you’re done distracting me, we should probably get going.” She teased giving him an affectionate look before looking down the system of alleyways.
The knight glanced up at the sky. They still seemed to have a good amount of daylight left despite all the action they had already gone through that morning. She was at least grateful for the extra time to figure their way out of the systems of alleys which she thought and hoped wouldn’t be too difficult. She fell in step besides Crow and took his hand in hers as they headed off. She looked over at the bow that he had managed to steal. “Guess we’ll have to give that thing a try sometime today. Though preferably away from the area where an archer is missing his bow.” She mused.
As he pulled back, Penelope gave a small laugh at his words. She smiled back at him and gave him one more quick kiss before moving away. “Me too. Now if you’re done distracting me, we should probably get going.” She teased giving him an affectionate look before looking down the system of alleyways.
The knight glanced up at the sky. They still seemed to have a good amount of daylight left despite all the action they had already gone through that morning. She was at least grateful for the extra time to figure their way out of the systems of alleys which she thought and hoped wouldn’t be too difficult. She fell in step besides Crow and took his hand in hers as they headed off. She looked over at the bow that he had managed to steal. “Guess we’ll have to give that thing a try sometime today. Though preferably away from the area where an archer is missing his bow.” She mused.
“Great..” She breathed sarcastically as he admitted he didn’t have a plan of escape yet. Penelope flinched as he gave her arm a tug. She turned sharply to follow him, glancing over her shoulder again to look towards the approaching knights as they headed down the alley way. As the pathway narrowed, Penelope fell behind Crow as he took the lead and continued to turn sharply through the alleyways and followed without question. Soon she began to notice that the knight’s footsteps had disappeared and she felt a bit of relief at the realization, even though they continued onward to make sure they had truly lost them.
Once they finally came to a stop, she moved to lean back against the wall, panting hard as she tried to catch her breath. Her lungs and legs burned from all the sprinting. She looked up at him as he shot her a cocky grin. Between her breaths, she gave a small snort. “I think you’re crazy.” She said leaning her head against the wall. “Who the hell thinks almost getting shot by an arrow like that is a good idea!”
The knight shook her head and let out a long sigh. “At least I get part of the reason why it’s so hard to catch you now. No one would dare think you’d do something like that.” Penelope certainly didn’t approve of such a risky action but she could respect it’s effectiveness. She looked over at him and smirked a little. “Let’s hope not.” She said as he mentioned his reputation spreading.
She pushed herself off the wall and glanced down the alleyway. They had taken so many sharp turns through this maze of backstreets that she hadn’t been keep tracking of which one would lead them back to the main road. Penelope crossed her arms and clicked her tongue before turning to look over at Crow. “Any chance you know which way we should go?” She asked him.
Once they finally came to a stop, she moved to lean back against the wall, panting hard as she tried to catch her breath. Her lungs and legs burned from all the sprinting. She looked up at him as he shot her a cocky grin. Between her breaths, she gave a small snort. “I think you’re crazy.” She said leaning her head against the wall. “Who the hell thinks almost getting shot by an arrow like that is a good idea!”
The knight shook her head and let out a long sigh. “At least I get part of the reason why it’s so hard to catch you now. No one would dare think you’d do something like that.” Penelope certainly didn’t approve of such a risky action but she could respect it’s effectiveness. She looked over at him and smirked a little. “Let’s hope not.” She said as he mentioned his reputation spreading.
She pushed herself off the wall and glanced down the alleyway. They had taken so many sharp turns through this maze of backstreets that she hadn’t been keep tracking of which one would lead them back to the main road. Penelope crossed her arms and clicked her tongue before turning to look over at Crow. “Any chance you know which way we should go?” She asked him.
I mean, fair enough XD she would have lol
Alright I’m finally back from work so I’ll get started on my reply :D
Alright I’m finally back from work so I’ll get started on my reply :D
Oo nice :D
it nearly gave Penelope a heart attack xD
it nearly gave Penelope a heart attack xD
Penelope nodded her head as he assured her that he’d be back soon enough. She stood back as she watched him walk off into the marketplace. She crossed her arms and watched as Crow moved through the place rather casually. Seeing as he wasn’t doing much yet, she began to eye around for the security in the place. She counted four knights, though all of them were not paying attention to what was going on around them. Nothing like the knights of Brerra.. She thought, finding herself thankful for their lack of focus.
She watched as Crow suddenly charged at two of the knights. She smirked a little as she was able to see how caught off guard both of the knights were after losing the weapons despite the distance. Penelope shifted a bit as she couldn’t see them as well now that they had entered the orchard behind the market. It wasn’t long before one of the four left the orchard alone. She raised an eyebrow and watched as the man entered a nearby building. Soon he was out again and heading back to were the other knights and Crow likely were.
Penelope noticed a hint of movement in the building after the man left. He got the archer.. She realized, hoping Crow was able to spot which building the bowman was residing in. She continued to stay put as she spotted Crow running back into the market place with the knights in pursuit. At first, she thought he was planning to lose the knights and somehow sneak into the building with the archer. However, she quickly realized that wasn’t the case as he suddenly headed into a clearing amongst the crowd. Penelope raised an eyebrow. What are you doing, Lockton? She wondered with a hint of worry as he turned on the knights.
Then the bowman released his arrow and Penelope felt her heart drop as she heard Crow let out a cry and then saw the thief suddenly drop. The knight paled and held her breath, still just waiting and watching intently. This better be the ’no matter what I see part’.. She thought desperately.
Relief swept over her as he suddenly shot up from the ground to steal the archer’s bow and arrow. She didn’t have much time to react as he suddenly came sprinting towards her, shouting for her to run. Penelope turned quickly and took off running as instructed. She glanced over her shoulder at the knights and looked back ahead, scanning for a way to go and how to lose them. Lucky for them it seemed the nobles weren’t like the peasants. Most moved out of the way, looking confused or shocked, as they raced by.
Penelope dropped back to run closer to Crow, her gaze focusing ahead. “So what’s the plan?” She panted as she eyed for an exit route. Unfortunately, escaping from the law was something she still need more practice with.
She watched as Crow suddenly charged at two of the knights. She smirked a little as she was able to see how caught off guard both of the knights were after losing the weapons despite the distance. Penelope shifted a bit as she couldn’t see them as well now that they had entered the orchard behind the market. It wasn’t long before one of the four left the orchard alone. She raised an eyebrow and watched as the man entered a nearby building. Soon he was out again and heading back to were the other knights and Crow likely were.
Penelope noticed a hint of movement in the building after the man left. He got the archer.. She realized, hoping Crow was able to spot which building the bowman was residing in. She continued to stay put as she spotted Crow running back into the market place with the knights in pursuit. At first, she thought he was planning to lose the knights and somehow sneak into the building with the archer. However, she quickly realized that wasn’t the case as he suddenly headed into a clearing amongst the crowd. Penelope raised an eyebrow. What are you doing, Lockton? She wondered with a hint of worry as he turned on the knights.
Then the bowman released his arrow and Penelope felt her heart drop as she heard Crow let out a cry and then saw the thief suddenly drop. The knight paled and held her breath, still just waiting and watching intently. This better be the ’no matter what I see part’.. She thought desperately.
Relief swept over her as he suddenly shot up from the ground to steal the archer’s bow and arrow. She didn’t have much time to react as he suddenly came sprinting towards her, shouting for her to run. Penelope turned quickly and took off running as instructed. She glanced over her shoulder at the knights and looked back ahead, scanning for a way to go and how to lose them. Lucky for them it seemed the nobles weren’t like the peasants. Most moved out of the way, looking confused or shocked, as they raced by.
Penelope dropped back to run closer to Crow, her gaze focusing ahead. “So what’s the plan?” She panted as she eyed for an exit route. Unfortunately, escaping from the law was something she still need more practice with.
Yeah same. I think that was my last post for tonight cx goodnight!
Penelope raised an eyebrow at him as smirked at her. “Alright.” She said with a small shrug. She followed him to the door, stepping out first as he held the door open for her and mumbling a small thanks as she passed him. She walked quietly besides him, watching their surroundings much more closely than she had been the day before.
Part of her still worried that the mercenary might not have been dead or that he wasn’t the only one hired. She wasn’t letting her guard down easily today and was even still feeling a bit foolish for having noticed the mercenary so late despite the likelihood that he had been following them for quite a while. The knight remained silent as she swept her gaze over the nearby buildings and alleys. There didn’t seem to be any sign of someone following them so she relaxed slightly and focused her gaze back ahead.
She barely even noticed how quiet Crow was due to her own surveying of the area so when he finally spoke again, she snapped out of her thoughts. Penelope looked over at him as he instructed her to stay put. “Alright..” She agreed with a hint of hesitance. His phrasing made her question what exactly he had planned, causing for a small bit of worry of how risky it might be. After yesterday, the knight was hoping they could get by without anymore close calls. But she had to trust him. It was what he was known for after all and after reminding herself that, she able to let her worry die down a bit. “I’ll stay here then.” She said with a bit more firmness as she stopped to wait for him.
Part of her still worried that the mercenary might not have been dead or that he wasn’t the only one hired. She wasn’t letting her guard down easily today and was even still feeling a bit foolish for having noticed the mercenary so late despite the likelihood that he had been following them for quite a while. The knight remained silent as she swept her gaze over the nearby buildings and alleys. There didn’t seem to be any sign of someone following them so she relaxed slightly and focused her gaze back ahead.
She barely even noticed how quiet Crow was due to her own surveying of the area so when he finally spoke again, she snapped out of her thoughts. Penelope looked over at him as he instructed her to stay put. “Alright..” She agreed with a hint of hesitance. His phrasing made her question what exactly he had planned, causing for a small bit of worry of how risky it might be. After yesterday, the knight was hoping they could get by without anymore close calls. But she had to trust him. It was what he was known for after all and after reminding herself that, she able to let her worry die down a bit. “I’ll stay here then.” She said with a bit more firmness as she stopped to wait for him.
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