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Lavakhat grabbed her rope from among her things and swiftly and quietly made her way into the camp to set up a trip wire that could prove useful later on in their fight.
"So we're not going silently. Got it." Lavakhat said with a nod. "I can make distractions, and places to trip them up if you want me to. Though I would have to go in first."
"I don't have a home." Lavakhat brought up with a simple shrug. She had laid out the blacker from before and was sitting on it. "Been on the streets since I was little..." She added as she pulled her knees close to her chest. "That is why I offered to go in alone, no one would have to worry."
"I could wait till they all go to sleep, sneak in and steal all of the items..." Lavakaht offered as she leaned into the group a bit more.
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Lavakhat gave the camp a quick look over before she nodded to the wizard and listen in on what the bandits where saying.
"I could try and sneak in." Lavakhat whispered as she looked the the others. "It's best done after dark and I'm very light on my feet. See if I can find anything in the tents." She shrugged. "Or take their weapons... that would work too."
Lavakhat seemed shocked when she was offered food. It just wasn't something the young woman was use to. "Oh... thank you." She said with a bit of stars in her eyes. As they get closer to where the forest should have began Lavakhat pulled on her hood to ensure it was over her face.
"... Are we suppose to go on a quest?" Lavakhat said with a raised eyebrow. "Like in stories of old?"
"Does anyone find this normal?" Lavakhat asked as she looked around from the place she had found to lay out her blanket and take a seat. "Because I can honestly say this is not normal for me..."
Oh! Happy birthday!!!
"Why is it when dreams try to warn you of something they never just come out and say it?" Lavakhat asked as she crossed her arms. "Also a six sided box? That sings?"
Lavakhat looked Kret over before shaking her head. "No, tis all from others." She answered for him. However she did take note of Lokien's change. Picking up her steps she came beside the dwarf and laid a hand upon his shoulder. "Are you alright?" She asked.
"Well why would you know the dreams of another?" Lavakhat said with a small laugh as she fell in line. "Though I too would like to know what I was in the dreams of one I've never met."
As they walked Lavakhat made her way to the new elf, who still hadn't given his name, and produced the onyx jaguar. "Here," She offered it to him with a smile. "You may not be the original owner, but it did belong to your people." Lavakhat said softly. Seeing the fight break out, Lavakhat shook her head and looked to the others. "Maybe we should go around."
Lavakhat took a chance and smiled, speaking in elven as well: "Come with us and you'll even get a gift! A nice gift even."
Lavakhat, having gone unseen in her little trick, moved out of the way. Calmly walking back over the the group, a smile upon her lips. Her hands where both behind her back and hidden under her cloak grasping the onyx jaguar figurine. Now she had to put her trust in her newly made friends... or at least in Viridios.
As the eyes where taken off of Lavakhat, she took the chance to use her less, reputable skills.
Moving behind the group of men to the merchant. "Get down please sir, this may get ugly." Lavakhat softly requested. She had hoped that none noticed the fact she had laid her hand over the Onyx panther and calm nicked it off of the table. After all there was much more pressing matters at hand. Such as the fact thugs where wanting to attack an elf in the open street not to mention a knight just showed up... or well they thought so.
"Uha... Heha" Lavakhat laughed nervously but didn't answer the question posed to her by Viridios. "So you are Viridios, and who are the others? Are you a group of travelers or?" Lavakhat asked trying to quickly turn the topic off of herself.
Lavakhat seemed to beam with joy as she quickly backed up the little bit she had. "I would be honored to share a story or two." She answered as she slung her back over her shoulder and pulled her hood back up. "Also I do have a bit of food should you need some." The young woman offered. "Tis not much nor the tastiest thing but it will fill your belly. They're meant to be a full day's meal so we could split them for tonight." Lavakhat went on as she walked along side the group. She paused for a moment and gave a nervous laugh before stating, "and I'm rambling... I'm sorry. I don't get to speak to people too often, while not unless I'm trying to explain that I've done nothing wrong."
Lavakhat looked up at the new comer with a welcoming smile. "Thank you, I learned it from a traveler. He took me under his wing for a time and taught me a few songs and the elven language. Or well his dialect anyways." She stated with a small laugh as she remembered him. "He said my accent made it foolish sounding, whatever that means." She shrugged as she placed her ocarina in her lap. "I'm being rude though, I'm Lavakhat... um... well Lavvi for short." Lavakhat said when she figured it might rather annoying to say.
The young woman gave him a small nod. "I know very few. Three actually, but maybe one will be to your taste?" Lavakhat said before she brought her ocarina back to her lips and began to play. She had closed her eyes now, trying to remember the time she had learned from a traveler. While her tune before had been sad, this one was... hounting. Each note seems hang in the air heavily unlike the song before where it moved upon the wind.
Lavakhat, still playing though her tempo had slowed, looked up to the person who had placed a coin before her. Normally people would just walk by, toss a coin or two if they where generous, but never stop to speak with her. Well mainly adults wouldn't, children would come and speak if they liked a song only to be dragged away by their parents. For once Lavakhat was at a loss for what to do. Her hood had been up to keep her face shielded from the sun, but now was she looked up to the man before it slowly slid down allow her hair to spill out. Stark white hair.with that her playing came to an end even though there was more to play. Her blue-green eyes tried to search his hidden face, though he kept it hidden from her. "Thank you." Lavakhat said with a slightly hallow smile. "did you have a request?"
Lavakhat had set up a small blanket upon the ground so that she didn't have to sit in the dirt. Now, seated in the center of the blanket with a small box opened before her, she began to play her Ocarina. The sun gleaned off the beautiful instrument and the look seamed to complement the song being played. This is how Lavakhat wished she could always earn her coin, but when she had her off days or there just wasn't enough people to perform for, she would resort to picking the pockets of travelers but only those she believed could afford to lose a purse. She wasn't heartless after all!
Her song softly danced through the market air and some of the other locals knew it as a common song she opened with as it was her favorite.
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