"So many sisters of the light in Iron Wall today!" A female voice filled the alley. It was at once forceful and moderately excited, sounding slightly forced but genuine enough. Both women could look up to see a tall well armored figure standing over them. Her metal full suit of body armour, the key mark of her station, position, profession, and beliefs, all wrapped into a utilitarian set of metal that could be used as a weapon as much as for defense. Despite neither bone chewing woman being able to see the newcomers eyes, the sense of a stern glare could be felt from behind the metal face mask. "Fate has brought you all to me, of that I am sure. Come. I will supply you with real food as we discuss. Come." It was far more of an order than an invitation. How the woman in full plate could have snuck up on the pair was beyond fathom, but somehow she had, and now she was instructing they come with her. The newcomer to the city, Min, might not recognize the Iron Crusader's yet, but the dark elf knew them very well by reputation alone, even before arriving. It was honestly a surprise her head wasn't already rolling, the underground dweller's eyes inevitably drawn to the sheathed weapon at the as yet unnamed woman's hip.<br/><br/><br/>___________________<br/><br/>The Iron Crusader held a finger to what would be her lips. "Be still, sister of the light. Our secret is best kept among those who can be trusted. We will discuss training and the like in private. I will explain it all there. Come." The was no 'request' in that last word, an order through and through.<br/><br/>The crusader would lead the young elven woman through the darkening streets. Fewer and fewer people were passing them, though a city this large was never truly silent. Eventually, the armoured woman led her to a great fortress within the fortress city, a smaller keep with a dramatic emblem embossed upon the gates. It was of a crossed hammer and sword, backed by a brilliant white star, the symbol of the Holy Order of the Iron Crusaders. A pair of guards whose armour matched her guide's almost exactly stepped forwards to open a door in the great gate, bowing low as the lone crusader passed, though they said nothing. She stopped short before entering, ushering the wood elf through, "Go inside. I shall return in a spell. It seems we are not the only ones touched by the light in the city today."  Without waiting for a reply, she walked off, leaving the wood elf alone before the holy citadel, silent guards watching her and the surrounding street for danger.