The rest of the night was a blur, all of the final few minutes of it.  His eyes closed and opened repeatedly, as he made a vane attempt to remain awake and enjoy his accompanying drow for the night.  During those few moments, all he could remember was the relief from the encumbrance of his armor, what ever happened next he had passed out.<br/><br/>That was all he could tell his men as they sat in his room, daylight blaring through the open window and soldiers sweeping the area just outside.  His eyes squinted against light disapprovingly, a hangover effectively souring his day further. “That bitch...” he muttered under his breath.  Never had a woman attempted such a thing against it.  Let alone accomplish it.<br/><br/>“I want men pushing out in every direction, every tavern.  Id have her left with no roof to lay under until shes cleared this kingdom.  Bring her to me alive, and make it known I will pay handsomely for any information leading to that drow whores capture, ill even accept the help of bandits,” Jaden slammed the window shut abruptly at the end of his words.  His officers quickly scuttling out of the room to put his words into motion.<br/><br/>The young boy who had stood guard at his door nervously walked in afterwards. “Sir, I may have some insight on her whereabouts.”<br/><br/>Jaden swung around to look at the boy, rather annoyed with someone just past being a recruit speaking to him at the moment.  “Well, speak!  And it had better be useful words your confidence lacking voice grates against my ears with.”<br/><br/>Shifting his weight uncomfortably, second guessing himself he stuttered his first words.  “Uh, well I was...um,” the boy cleared his throat, “I went down stairs as you said last night.  The officers also told me to go away and find something useful to do.  They told me not to bother them again.  So I went outback and stood watch.  I saw her leave from the window and head east during the night.”<br/><br/>Jaden’s eyes grew wide, as he blinked in confusion, processing what the boy had said.  “Wait.  You saw her leave through the window and didn't think that was unusual?”  A look of disbelief crept over his face, this boy had no business in a war-fighting organization.<br/><br/>“I-I didn’t want to bother you or the officers again Sir.”  His eyes shifted to Jaden, only for a split second before he again looked straight forward.<br/><br/>“You are an idiot.  But not completely useless.  Get out!”  Jaden waved his hand in a gesture towards the door.  Moving back to the window he slammed shut, he reopened it, yelling to the men below.  “Focus our search to the east, she was last seen headed in that direction!”<br/><br/>With those words his soldiers spread to the wind. Professional trackers were hired, and his horsemen rode far past the distance she could cover on foot and spread word of the bounty for her capture.  With some luck, she wouldn't last long on the run.