(( Now that summer is drawing to a close. I can focus more on this RP once again. Glad to see it's being revived, if slowly. ))<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Enkai wrote:</cite>"You're a guest aren't you? It's only proper of me to give you some warm hospitality. As for the servants. Just because you have servants doesn't mean you have to use them all the time. Especially if you can do the job yourself without much trouble. Do you light a candle just because its there even though there's enough light to brighten the room?" Zaida said. She then turned to Elli, who was awaiting Zaida's orders, and nodded. Elli left the room to get some wine and a tray of food.<br/>"Is there anything else I can do for you?"</div></blockquote><br/><blockquote><div><cite>xblurp wrote:</cite>"No,that will be it for now.Thank you."Draco said now looking at the ceiling trying to remember whatever it was he had forgotten.<br/></div></blockquote><br/>"What's on your mind, hmmm?" Zaida asked tucking a hand underneath her head. "Is something troubling you?"<br/><br/><blockquote><div><cite>Glaive wrote:</cite>Glaive jumped in his skin when two trees toppled down in front and in back of him. His first thought was that somebody had knocked them down for these were not old trees and having them fall like that was unnatural, but then again what in this world was natural? <br/>"Who's there!?" He said in a harsh tone. When he got no reply he turned to Turin "The work of your friends I presume? I swear your the worst spies I've ever encountered. Not only do you fail at keeping hidden, but you fail at hitting an unmoving object with <span style="font-style: italic">two</span> trees." He peered back into the forest. "If you want to see your friend alive you better reveal yourselves."<br/></div></blockquote><br/>"Just in case you may have forgotten the first few times I mentioned it. I'm. By. Myself. Though it matters not since we have a bigger problem on our hands now." Turin said as he observed that they were surrounded by a wildfire. Thinking quickly Turin pulled out one of his arrows and tied it tightly to a piece of rope he kept in his sack. He aimed at a tall branch high above the flames and fired. With a thunk the arrow pierced deeply into the bark. The rope remained taught as the other end was tied tightly around a tree trunk.<br/>"I'm going to climb my way over this fire. You're welcome to join me, but be fast. This rope could catch fire at any moment." Turin said to Glaive as he eyed the fire spreading quickly toward the rope wrapped around the tree. With a small jump Turin grabbed onto the rope and used his upper body strength to hoist himself along the rope to safety.