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Lillith had enjoyed enough of the fire, moving backwards to her supplies and quickly laid her head to rest on the small satchel she had carried with her on the journey. Her eyes shut and just like a light the peaceful female had found herself in a deep sleep. The night passed on with no interruptions and the morning came quietly. Lillith was the last to awaken her rested body, stretching out with dirt covering her hair and face from rolling around on the ground in her sleep. Tiny hands quickly knocked away the dust as her body final raised up from the solid ground.

The first thing Lillith noticed was the sound of metal clanking together, her eyes quickly found the origin of the sounds, and to her amazement it was the beautiful wood elf and the red-haired prince Tirian. The quiet girl did not know of their art, though anyone could tell it was a beautiful dance. The agility displayed by the wood elf was impressive and the quick reactions from Tirian were just as impressive. As the dance ended Lillith clapped audibly only to stop as the words from the smug girl from last night hit their ears. Lillith wasted no emotions on the drama created by Lucille, simply shaking her head in disgust and walked back to carts.
The GIF's are strong here! Sorry my posts aren't of the highest quality. I'm sticking in there and waiting to get Lillith in the thick of things!
The journey began much like any other would, a slow trot the lead into a slow-paced strut forward. Most groups had their cliques that stayed together, yet this convoy seemed to be, in a general consensus, equal. Lillith placed herself between the middle carts and simply blended in with a quiet attitude. The first and only conversation took place between Tirian and the female twin, quickly followed by the taller male elf persuading Tirian to rest his body. This sparked interest within her mind, yet she quashed the assumptions and continued forward with ears open to anything else. The convoy stopped shortly after entering a thinning area of the woods, and each member began their own routines of setting up a campsite for the night. Lillith moved to a nearby tree and sat quietly, observing the female who had spoken with Tirian as she made food from a simple cauldron.

It hadn’t been long before a bowl was placed in front of her by the old dwarf. Lillith nodded her thanks to the old pervert and ate the stew with delicate hands. She took time to savor each and every flavor that had been in the dish, allowing her to gain a true respect for the cooking. Each spoonful entered and quickly found its way to the quiet girl’s stomach. The bowl before her lasted mere minutes as the pace of eating increased with each bite. She was sure to thank the cook, but it seemed as if she had disappeared with Tirian into the forest. Odd.

-Lucille took the bowl, sniffing the aroma for a moment then devoured the bowl in the most unbelievable fashion. If there had ever been a definition for tom-boy Lucille fit the bill almost perfectly. Her eyes watched Tirian exit the camp along with Serna, her chance would not be just yet. However there was one other person of interest in the camp, Lillith. This person drew immediate conversation from Tirian and even Lucille herself did not quite understand where she was from and why it was so important. Thus the pink-haired snob took her approach towards Lillith with her infamous smug.

“Electus huh. Sounds pretty important.”-

Lillith rested upon the tree, allowing the food to settle to the bottom of her stomach but it would seem peace was not upon her as the screechy voice of a certain female came down onto her ears. Lucille seemed to be interested in her background, but this would not come out so easy, especially to someone as shady and smug as the person before her eyes. Lillith stood to a full posture and gazed dead into Lucille’s eyes as she spoke.

“Indeed. Now please excuse me.”

Lillith moved past her conversation partner and took a seat neat to the flames to keep her body warm. The crackling of the fire offered white noise to drown herself into mental thoughts, allowing her mind to rest and body to ease itself into a state of peace.

-Lucille dropped the smile, watching the quiet and straightforward female move past her as if she had meant nothing to the world. Lucille clenched her hands into fists, only for a moment however and shook off the clear insult. She would certainly have to keep an eye out for this one, and Serna as well. So many variables were becoming apparent for her task, making it nigh impossible… Nothing was impossible however, for this Hearthstone soldier.”
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LastCinder said
Aw that's fine! I'm sorry I didn't give you much to go on D: My next post I'll try to incorporate Lillith more and get a conversation going! If that's ok c:


OH nonono. It wasn't your fault! I'n having some creative failures over on my end :3
Sorry guys, nothing has been coming to me. There really isn't much that I can suck out of what is there. If it's okay with Cinder and the rest of you, my post can be skipped to keep the show moving!
Post coming up tomorrow!
I decided to cut a ton of it out and colab with Ikari and Cinder for the next post. Sorry for the wait for such a short post.
How long had it been since something looked different to her faded blue eyes? Each town looked similar to the next, with the bustling life and hordes of travelers. The years passed and yet she had never grown accustomed to so many people in a single area. Yet she continued her strides in Cromerth towards a nearby Inn, her destination for the next few hours. Slowly, the rustic Inn came into view upon the horizon. Lillith entered through the front door with unexciting eyes that seemed to pass over each and every patron in the main room. Her eyes caught sight of a specific individual who had been joined by a certain ecstatic female. Lillith walked with confidence, without even the slightest hesitation.

“Rudolf VanKirtschein?”

~Rudolf peeked up at the unfamiliar voice, and his eyes immediately sparkled at the beautiful young lady standing before him. "Why yes, yes I am."

The old man grinned and ran a hand over the last few strands of hair covering his balding hair. "What can I do for you, my lady?"~

“Are you going to Thialea.”

Her voice was stern and her conversation was straight to the point. Lillith knew the answer but was testing the validity of the old dwarf’s competence and truth.

~The dwarf blinked but then grinned. "Aye, lass. I have a caravan and a group traveling to the next continent."

Rudolf gave the woman another once over, finally taking note of her exotic clothing.~

“I’m on a long pilgrimage. I would like to join your caravan, if you’d so graciously have me.”

Rudolf's smile turned a bit more serious as he said, "It's a rough journey my lady. It will be filled with danger, as well as things you don't normally see."

Lillith’s face never changed in emotion. Her eyes had seen many things a normal being would never witness. This journey surely would not offer anything of a surprise. Her lips parted a bit as she smiled warmly.

“I’ve seen many things in my travels. I can assure you I can protect myself if need be.”

~Rudolf looked her up and down, and then finally smiled amiably. "Well if you are sure, welcome aboard!"

"We'll be leaving after a few more hours, if you need to get more prepared or anything from the market." Rudolf spoke kindly as he turned back to his oxen and began tightening his ropes. "What's your name by the way, young lady? I'll introduce you to the rest before we leave."~

“Lillith. I am in your debt generous dwarf. Thank you”

With final words she bowed low with her grayed hair falling over the rest of her face.
Worked on post a bit tonight, finishing it in the morning!
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