"Piper Elizabeth Montagreu get out here this instant!" A man shouts this repeatedly as he stomps through the foyer of his grand home and up the stair case to the north wing. He swings open a large oak door that reveals a large room set up in hues of cream and chocolate. Everything was tidy and had a place all except for the bed sheets. They were tied to one of the posts of the queen sized four poster bed and hanging off the balcony's ledge with many knots tied into it, "PIPER!!!" The man bellowed angrily as he ran to the balcony but the girl was long gone by this time so his shouts fell on deft ears.<br/><br/>About an hours walk away, through the Earl's hunting grounds, a girl of around 17 walks on the beach of Serpents Bay. This girl is wearing a white button up shirt, light brown pants, a small dagger at her hip, and a pair of black boots. Her long dark brown hair is pulled up under a cap that matches the color of her pants. At first glance she may look like a guy because of the looseness of her shirt but when close up to her one would be able too see the slight bulge where her breasts were and the slight curves that one would be able to see. Her long eye lashes, bright green eyes, and full lips were another give away as well.<br/><br/>Her name was Piper Elizabeth Montagreu; daughter of the Earl Augustus Adams Montagreu; and heir to her fathers station when he passed away. Unfortunately for her father she was the tom boy sort that constantly skipped out on her lessons. She also refused to wear a dress most of the time unless her mother begged her to do so. She otherwise always dressed like a boy and took long trips, unescorted, in the forest around her fathers manner but usually she walked on the beach of Serpents Bay. She was doing so today since it was such a nice and sunny day with a cool breeze that blew the ocens salty scent to her. She loved the ocean and hoped to one day sail the oceans instead of taking over her fathers position because he could not produce a son.<br/><br/>She sighed and stood there on the beach watching the waves roll onto the shore.