Mary
*Elanil would enter through the window, silent as she did. From her point of view, she would be able to see... Pretty much the entire room. Right ahead of her, however, she would be able to notice a circular blue rune seemingly imprinted on the wall. It looked her directly in the eye, but was rather unassuming.*

*The rest of the room, from her perspective, would be rather small. It was 12 feet by 12 feet, with a bunch of weapons and the like scattered throughout. They were all varying in appearance and quality; some looked the typical mass produced sword, with no sort of decoration or intricate craftsmanship to suggest otherwise. Others were ornate, with various letters etched into the blade itself. There was even one with a ruby lodged in the guard!*

*Still, however, the question remained on which ones were the magical sword. The employer hadn't really given any clues besides what kinds of weapons there were.*

*Luckily for you, though, the weapons, although scattered, were organized by their type. Long shelves lined the center of the room, 4 in total. From left to right they were organized by swords, bows, spears, warhammers, but no bows. You would be able to tell that the ones of cheap quality were at the bottom of the shelves, but the ones at the top were the highest quality. These thieves - at least they were organized, right?*
Ernest
*"Boom, sword spear and hammer, all at the top, but.. Where's the bow? And the shield?"*

**Elanil thinks in her head as she looks up at the weapons, stealthily hopping through the window and spotting the rune.. Hmm.. Sneaky wizards are always, well, sneaky with their craft, maybe that was some sort of alarm? Well she would have no clue of knowing, and even then she wouldn't have any way of disarming it, would she? Maybe if she tried to snuff the 'drawing' of the rune out of the wall..**

**Elanil quickly shuffles over to the rune, inspecting it. She felt like the rune would most likely end up with her getting caught somehow, one way or another. Then glancing to the weapons.. The shield wasn't here, nor was the bow. Did this place have a basement? Maybe an attic? She couldn't tell how many rooms there was.. Elanil just made sure to not walk directly in front of the rune while inspecting it.**
Mary
*As Elanil walked around the room, there would be no inidication of additional rooms, entrances, or exits. As for the bow and shield, however? The bows would've been kept together in a small barrel to her right, since there were so few. In fact, there were only two of them: one that looked grand, speckled with gemstones and carved out of whitewood; and another bow made out of dark oak, with no exagerrated decorations or carvings on it.*

*The shields, however, weren't many at all. There was only one in the room, right next to the bows. It was a solid steel kite shield, bearing on it an emblem of fire. As it was the only shield in the room, it was rather safe to assume that this was the magical one.*
Ernest
**Elanil quickly spots the other two magical weapons, or in this case sort of armor. The bow was in a small barrel and it kinda seemed obvious which one was the enchanted one. But the dark oak bow didn't actually look to shabby, she wanted to take that thing for herself. More stuff to carry though. Then there was the kite shield. Hoo, that's a lot of stuff to carry.**

**Making sure to be quiet Elanil first goes over to the bows, trying to shove on all of the bows onto her back as best as possible. That wasn't going to work. Alright, well she puts her bow along with the enchanted bow on her back, carrying the dark oak bow just in her hand, and walking over to the shield she straps it onto her right arm which was occupied with the bow.**

**Elanil then goes over to the sword, grabbing it and making sure there weren't any literal strings attached to the sword, nothing that would notify that it was being stolen. And if it was the case then she would steal it- Quickly moving over to the spear, witch she would attempt to hold alongside the sword in her left hand.**

**Hoo, this was heavy. And she didn't want to be here much longer, so Elanil shuffles to the window to try and make her escape.**
Mary
*Elanil would successfully be able to take hold of all the weapons, although would find difficulty in making her way towards the window. The combined weight of the sword, spear, bow, shield, and hammer would definitely take their toll on how well the elf would be able to carry the weapons. For an aspiring 'professional thief,' she didn't really look - or, daresay act - the part of one. Surely a more professional thief would find a more efficient solution to the problem, right?*

*Anyway, Elanil would be able to, albeit barely, make it to the window without any complications. As she approahced, however, she would be able to make out distant voices slowly approaching the direction of the storehouse. They were far - about 40m off - but due to the lack of interfering noise, she would be able to catch onto a bit of their shouts and jeers back and forth at eachother.*

"Renald? Are you sure that you saw something move in that storehouse? Because if you're interrupting my sleep just because of a 'hunch,' I'm not going to let you off this lightly!"

"Oh, SHUT THE FUCK UP Lloid! I haven't slept at all yet JUST because I wanted to make sure the magical weapons we nicked the other day aren't being touched! DOES THIS LOOK LIKE A FACE THAT'LL INTERRUPT YOUR PRECIOUS SLEEP BECAUSE OF A HUNCH??!!! I know for a FACT that I saw something in there with my Seer's rune, so don't question me, got it?" 

*...*

*Whatever the former had said must've been uttered in a low voice, otherwise you'd have been able to hear it. Anyway, the fact remained clear; there were people converging in on your location. Your top priority was to get out. At this rate, it'd take them about 2 turns to reach the storehouse.*