Kaelan laughed, "I'm... a resident of the kingdom. But I doubt you would know my face since I am rarely seen out of my home aside from my walks through the forest." she emphasized the word kingdom in hopes they might catch on. Clearly they had no idea she was the princess of the kingdom and that she was out, unescorted, drinking in a tavern.<br/><br/>Outside a commotion started. Her companion began tearing through the market shaking the collars of most everyone there, threatening beheadings if they didn't tell him where the princess went. None had actually seen her slip away and the little boy by now had taken off and was nowhere to be seen. "<b>Someone must know. And you won't tell me, maybe you'll tell the king.</b>" he bellowed throughout the market, as he flipped tables over, spilling things onto the dirt ground. As he moved further down the street, he threw open the door, scanned the room, his eyes glancing over the corner where Kaelan sat and slammed it. Continuing his search down the path.<br/><br/>Kaelan sat still when he looked through the room, her fingers lightly holding the pint as if for support, but not tightly enough to give away her tenseness of the situation. When the door shut she told herself she'd give him 20 minutes before making a break for the forest that was to the east of the village. She was grateful that the patrons didn't rat her out, they knew she hated being led around as if on a leash throughout the city. That wasn't her thing. It was her brothers.