Egil didn’t hesitate when his dancing partner pulled him from the crowd and out into the balcony. Several questions ran though his mind, one of them being: was she suspicious after all? Part of him wanted to believe that she was, and the more time passed the more he couldn’t help but actually think she was. But then, if she was, surely she would have handed him over to the guards? Regardless of how much she seemed to enjoy his company he was still here uninvited.<br/><br/>No, he really should calm down… Wasn’t his all just his thoughts getting the best of him?<br/><br/>“The cold doesn’t bother me at all. In fact, you must have been reading my mind, it was beginning to feel a little stuffy in there,” Egil said with a chuckle and a slow, dismissive wave of his hand, leaning over the edge of the balcony and taking in the sights before him. The slight chill in the helped set his mind at ease. The view up here was certainly spectacular as well. When he arrived, he had been too focused on getting in to noticed much of what was around him.<br/><br/>However, he was still feeling a bit… energetic, so to speak. He couldn’t help but wonder what would have happened should they have stated inside; he had been preparing himself to act accordingly if the guards got too close. He was coming down from that small burst of adrenaline. How would he have made his escape? The thought lingered because he knew he’d have to cross that bridge eventually. She was buying him some time, certainly, but at one point or another he would either have to get caught, and get into a whole world of trouble, or leave her.<br/><br/>Egil met her eye again, “Do you believe this will change anything?” He paused for a moment, “Pardon my curiosity, it’s just that you seem like someone important around here.” It was a bit risky, sure, because in a way he letting the cat out of the bag that he was not supposed to be here. But… He had to know what the people here were thinking. When he left his homeland, things were rocky. In his absence, he has fallen out of the loop quite a bit.<br/><br/>He turned his gaze back out to the city briefly. “If it does, then… what might improve?” He inquired, to nobody in particular.