<div class="floatleft">(http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn313/NovemberWerewolf/Female%20Characters/the_thief_by_deathknowz-d5e1lhi.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>La’ora<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Below the Ragged Flagon<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Early-ass morning<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Ryst [Closed]<br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Emerald eyes sharpened and came into focus as Ryst recited the event of the unregistered thief. She was eager to hear every detail of the story; from the location of the body, down to the details of the cloth he wore and the type of cut. Details were the most important, things that La’ora thrived with. But pressing the issue would be far more exhausting, and she wasn’t entirely sure that it would mean the two of them could share this time together, after. Her addiction came in the form of work, something she didn’t know how to quit. Just the once, La’ora swallowed down her wishes, and let her true self emerge.<br/><br/>Tao smiled, a soft thing that pulled upwards at the edges of her lips. “Friends with someone in the Companions, are you?” The human soothed her fingers back down Ryst’s chest, stopping at her waist while her fingers began to work free the buckle of her pants. She took her time taking them off, slowly exposing those lean, muscular thighs that belonged to the cat. She didn’t hesitate, however, to slide her fingers between her legs, slowly stroking without invitation at what she was eager to get. “And here I thought I was the one with the fancy connections, Kitty.”<br/><br/>The opposite hand rested at her shoulder, but it was Ryst who pulled Tao in, sealing her mouth with a kiss. It was enough to make her weak in the knees, a feat no enemy of hers had ever succeeded in, and caused the shorter woman to stumble a step forward so that she could tease her fingers up along her neck and against the back of her neck. It didn’t take long before her kiss turned hungry, anxious, yet showing no rush to end this too quickly. Quite the opposite, as eager as she was, she intended to make it worth her friend’s while.