Darius smiled behind his hood, using the shadows to hide it, as a look of determination reached her expression. He didn’t say anything as she made her way up the boxes. He kept her in the corner of his eye, in case something would go wrong, but he had to keep a look out for people who might come searching for them. Once she was up and through the window, Darius began his own climb. Lithe and tall and practiced, it was simple enough for him. A few minutes later he hopped through the window, leaned back out it to glance down the alley way and then walked away from the window into the room.<br/><br/>It was a common enough inn room in one of the nicer taverns in the city. Adrian and he agreed that staying at nicer inns or out in the countryside was safer. Darius’s dark elf nature frightened people, and Adrian’s mixed elf features confused them. The inns allowed them to have their own rooms. This one, in particular, was one room with two beds. They saved money on the one room instead of two and could each have their own space. Darius was hesitant to let it go. But after the events of this afternoon, he knew it would be best to leave the city tonight. “What a mess.” He muttered and made his way to his bed. There he removed his cloak, folded it, and placed it on top of the sheets. He glanced at the window, wondering what was taking Adrian, before turning to the new encounter on the floor.<br/><br/>“Are you alright, woman?” His tone was this strange mixture of concern and rough edges. He might have a code to follow and that he took seriously, but he was not allowed to be seen as soft. “You did well, back there with the brute. But I can’t help but feel as if you are not made for adventure. Where is your escort? Why were you off on your own like that?” As he questioned her, he stared at her. If she was to be nervous of his dark elf features then so be it. Perhaps it would prompt her to answer. Now and then, despite his intense gaze, he glanced at the window and the door. His worry did not show in his body or his face, but Adrian should have been there before them.