Darius had a small shock. The woman found more fight than he could have guessed she would have. Her hand in his, tugging to get him to run along with her, was a surprise. For a moment it was difficult for him to do anything more than follow her lead and try to understand exactly what just happened. Once he did, he smiled slightly. Darius didn’t take time to glance at his half-brother. If the boy learned anything at all from him, he learned how to pick his fights. He knew that Adrian would have put his bow away the moment they had started running and would have made his way back to the tavern to meet up with him. What he did worry about was this woman. What was he supposed to do with this? “Well done,” he complimented as they ran form the Ogre and the men. He always appreciated it when people found their courage. It was like watching his brother find his ability to fight for the first time. More than that, it saved him plenty of time, effort, and possibly money.<br/><br/>He snorted slightly at her exclamation. “Deep breath again, girl. Emotions are creeping into your path.” As he spoke he took a few longer strides he got ahead of her. Still holding onto her hand, he lead them down the street and turned down a side alley. There, towards the middle of the small street, was a pile of crates that seemed to be strategically placed under a window of what looked to be an inn. In fact, Darius and Adrian had placed those crates there specifically for the purpose of entering and leaving their inn room at the tavern. “How talented are you at climbing, woman? I won’t be able to help you and keep an eye out for anyone who might see us at the same time, but if we get away with not being spotted then we will be safe for a time. Hopefully. If not, it’s at least more defend-able than the street.”<br/><br/>Adrian did exactly as Darius assumed he would. He carefully hid away the bow he had at the ready. As he jumped down from his place and moved through the crowd, he took a few back streets in an attempt to find his way to the tavern. This was the moment where he wished that he had the knight’s training that his brother had. Adrian was just now learning the importance of memorizing maps quickly. Darius could look at one and find at least five ways to strategically get to a set point. Adrian was used to studying and memorizing things, but not about thinking about it in terms of a home base and a charge-retreat. He recognized some of the streets that he went down, but didn’t remember if they lead to the tavern or not. In short, he was rather lost.