Nanu's eyes darted to the entrance of the stable as she saw the figures of Senu and her brothers emerge, blocking one entrance entirely. She kept her head down as she peeked down at them through the cowl of the cloak she had worn upon arriving here. Abrax shifted under her from one foot to the other in apparent irritation at the interruption. She was no fool as to think this was a friendly formation as they stood side to side. Daintily and subtly Nanu turned in the saddle and carefully slide down 'till her feet touched the floor. It was never a good idea when out manned with people on the ground to remain in your saddle. It was one of the more vulnerable positions to be in.<br/><br/>Her hand brushed the dagger tied to her thigh, ready to fight and defend. Until they all bent the knee before her, heads bowed. Momentary shock tied her tongue with silence, until she gave a delicate snigger of amusement which grew into laughter. With a heavy sigh she finally shook off the pretence of a simple farmers wife, pulling back the cowl of her cloak as she stood tall. "Odi we are getting rusty in our old age if we can barely fool these three you deem friends," she said with a smirk. "I remember a time I could even fool my own father into believing I was nothing more than a dust demon begging for scraps on the streets," she murmured with amusement. Though it quickly died as the noise outside brought her crashing back to the reality of their escape.<br/><br/>Nanu spared a glance towards Senu who brought the conversation back to business. Shaking her head she could only smirk, "well I'm honoured to be the exception," she murmured, though knew if it wasn't for Odion's presence these sand jackles would probably sooner throw her to the hounds out there, than risk their necks to help her escape. Though she liked to think she would be pleasantly wrong about such things. After all if she had known these three thieves in another life or another place she would surely call them friends herself, at least glad Odi could call them such. Give a slight bow of her head showing her respect and gratefulness, she said, "many thanks, we are grateful for your help."<br/><br/>She turned and took the hand Odi offered, though she didn't need it, to hop back up onto the back of Abrax, giving him a little stroke as Odion got on behind her. Centering herself with the feel of his sturdy frame behind her, she quickly glanced over her shoulder at him with a firey glare. "So help my Odi you let Anubis lay one finger on you and I will call up Ptah and force him to bring you back to life just so I can rain my full wrath down upon you for the idiocy of letting yourself get killed on my behalf. And then you truely will wish for the kiss of Anubis when I am finished with you," she cleared her throat and looked away, reaching out to pat the back of one of his hands that gripped the reins. "So make sure you do not die Odion, that is an order," she told him a little more delicately as she pulled her hood back up and over her head to hide her features.<br/><br/>She was forced to take grip of the reins as their horse was kicked into high sprint just to keep up with Senu and her brothers. "Odi do I dare ask what she means by taking the rebels high way?" She called back to him as they burst through the stable. As far as she knew there was no other way than through the streets and crowds of people. She quickly tugged her cloak further down over her features just in case. But instead of spilling out onto the streets as expected they came out the back way into the tight allies behind the shop, just like the one they'd hidden down before. But the back streets were not made to fit sprinting steeds as the poor and homesless, old and young alike, were made to jump out of the way or risk getting trampled, occasionally kicking clay jugs  or catching strung up material to protect them from the blazing sun, leaving a trail of very disgruntled people. "Odion I hope you know where she is leading us!" She said as she shook off the material of something they'd brushed by earlier.