Tony thought for a moment, thinking on what would be a good way for them to get through without getting caught. He then mouthed to her, 'I have an idea.' To which he made sure that she was secure in his lap so she wouldn't fall, then looked around for a break in the tree bark. He knew these types of trees, they had sap, and sap was what he would use to cover up his tattoo. He used his fingers to carefully pick some of the bark away, quietly. Then he dug his fingernails into the inner bark, getting it to bleed some tree sap. It was the same color as his skin, and he was thankful to be born Asian. He took a leaf and used it to scoop up the sap, then lifted his shirt sleeve up to reveal the tattoo. He started to cover the tattoo with the sap. He had to use enough so it would cover it up, then he had to smooth it out so it didn't look noticeable. Once that was done, he had to blow on it so the sap would dry up on his skin. It took a little while, but eventually, it worked. The sap had successfully covered up his tattoo and it looked and felt like skin too, it didn't feel like tree sap either! "There, I fixed one problem. The other, is a little bit daring, trust me on this one, alright?" he whispered into her ear. "Go along with it, don't be shy about anything, alright? I'm doing it for you so do it for me too, ok?"<br/><br/>With that, he rested his back against the tree, with Roslyn sitting in his lap and his arms wrapped around her waist like a boyfriend-girlfriend couple would do. Time to put his skills to the test and see if things would work out for them. "Don't be scared, alright?" he whispered to her, then rested his chin on her left shoulder, and started his phase of acting. He chuckled a bit, a smile on his face as if he were amused. "Roslyn, stop kidding yourself..." he said to her, hoping the gang members from down below would see them. "The rain will stop soon, alright?" he smiled, keeping her close to him, her back resting on his chest as they sat there.