Under her hood she grinned, her eyes swelling with wicked thoughts as she let her anger take her over. She felt the adrenaline kick in at high speed, and the listened to that momentary silence before she would strike. Her free hand rested on a bottle that was secured at her side; quickly she took off the cork with a flick of thumbnail. Her heart was racing faster, with each clang of the guardâ€™s armor as they came closer.<br/><br/>â€œIt would be wise if you would not move anymore!â€ The unarmed Templar called to her from the top of the wall, â€œLest you want to have a arrow in you! Just come quietly, and your death will be much more swift.â€<br/><br/>She chortled at this statement, in this state he would be lucky to catch any move she made. She unhooked the bottle from her side, and poured the contents on her sword, letting it drench the sword in a cumbersome stench. She dropped the bottle the glass breaking on the cobblestone street.<br/><br/>Then she heard it, the release of an arrow. She looked up seeing ten arrows making their way straight toward her. She laughed a little as a plan formed in her head. She ran back to the guards on the street with her, vaulting herself over one seeker. While in the air she dropped a smoke bomb down on the group of guards. In the thick of the fog she landed behind the one she jumped over, making him take the hit of the arrows. She clutched her sword tight hoping her plan would work.<br/><br/>As the guards around her coughed and gagged at the smoke, she got up seeing that time was running out. Swiftly she weaved around each guard missing every swing they directed at her shuffling. With her blade in her hand she sliced a small gash on each guard, soon making her way back to where she began. The smoke slowly began to clear, and the poison she had administered to the guards began to take effect.<br/><br/>â€œFALL BACK!â€ Cried the commanding Templar on the top of the wall, â€œWait for back up!â€<br/><br/>She walked forward to the wall putting her sword away, as the guards behind her flailed behind her, before falling down. She took the throwing knives off her back placing one in each of the gaps between her fingers. She threw them hitting six of the archers before they could make an escape. As the others fled, she smiled feeling victorious for once in a long while.<br/><br/>She let out a low whistle, signaling Emanuel to follow. She walked to the gate, knowing that they would join her there. She pulled on a lever, the gate groaning a little as she did. The wooden gate began to open, and she knew it was just a matter of time before she would ride with them out of the city limits. She just hoped her carriage driver had made it safely to the extraction point, with a spare horse for her as well.<br/><br/>Alexandra took off her hood, wanting a better chance of noticing the second wave of guards. She knew that the guards wouldnâ€™t give up that easy, not with a mission like this. She figured that they would be regrouping, and plan an attack as they try to make it to the city limits. She would be with them until she knew they were safe to get away. Even if it killed her.