As the sun rose and the Citadel began to glow with it,  Eloa found herself in quite the predicament. She had managed to get herself lost. Not that it was a hard thing to do. The citadel was absolutely massive, but Eloa should have taken precautions, or at least paid attention. No, instead she was in awe of the architecture of the building, the tapestries that hung on the walls, the thin cloth that fluttered at the windows.<br/><br/>It was only the appearance of a burly, bearded dwarf that saved Eloa. She heard his heavy footfalls before seeing him and hid behind a hallway dresser of sorts as he rounded the corner and walked right past her! Without even noticing. Eloa could only stare. She had never seen so much hair before! Nonetheless, Eloa followed the dwarf.<br/><br/>Her nose smelt breakfast before she could register what is was and it was the growl of her stomach that clued her in. Of course she would be hungry. All she had eaten yesterday was a slice of bread. Before entering the dining hall, however, Eloa blinked to the side of the large doorway and peered inside.<br/><br/>The dwarf had the table with 5 others and joined in on their conversation. Eloa didn't pay much attention though, instead she followed her nose to to another large doorway. And inside? Sho Kaga. Eloa leaned against the wall and moved just so that she was looking into the room with one eye, a silly grin pulling at her lips.<br/><br/>Sauntering into the kitchen, hands clasped behind her back, Eloa cleared her throat politely. "Need any help?" She most definitely did not have the slightest idea how to. "I'm a great cook!" A blatant lie given away by a smile. Although it was convenient for her to show up when he appeared to be almost done.