<span style="font-size: 10px">Borkul’s sudden movements to drag the young man inside caught Katya off guard. Taking a huge lunge backwards to avoid getting caught up in the struggle she moved cautiously to the other side of the orc, peering over his shoulder to get a better look. He was a young man, not much older than thirty, maybe twenty five… It was hard to tell in human years. Her lips forming a lopsided pout she slid towards the door, her eyes still focused on the man as Borkul kept him pinned to the wall. Leaning her form back against the door she put her kusarigama away and casually crossed her arms over her chest. “Forgive us, but we assumed you were tracking us for the guard, but it seems you were the one who saved our rear ends back there” Katya smiled, slowly bowing her head in a sign of gratitude. The man shot her a grin and Katya cocked a brow at the word ‘beautiful’, an amused smirk soon pulling at her lips. “Thank you for your help, I owe you and my friend here a drink” Katya mused “But I think we’ll have to wait until the heat dies down before that happens”. <br/>
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The dark elf pressed up against the wall, peering outside to the street beyond the tattered curtain. The pace of the crowds seemed casual, she could see a few elven guards, but they did not appear to be openly looking for them. A lopsided smile tugged at her lips and she relaxed, the coast was clear for now, but Katya knew it was better to wait then to take a risk so quickly. A sigh escaped her and she turned her attention back to the two, stepping up to stand beside Borkul she placed a hand on her hip. Her silver white eyes staring at the human, studying his form she slowly pulled her gaze upwards to look into his eyes. After a moment she gave a slight shrug of her shoulder before looking up to Borkul. “I guess we should go our separate ways from here, we’d have a better chance leaving here one by one rather than in a group… A human, an orc and a dark elf travelling together would draw to much attention”. Her hands slipped up along her form, taking the hem of her hood she pulled it back over her head, hiding her features in shadow “Thank you both, I am certain I would have died back there so I am in your debt… There is a back door behind the crates over there which you can use” She advised Borkul before looking at Darian “Your identity is still unknown so you can just leave from the front door and re-join the crowd, I’ll wait here for a moment then leave by the back door and make my way through the back alleys... Thoughts?”</span>