<div class="floatleft">(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff406/Cal_Eternal_Blade/Characters%20Female/Art%20Female/1280x908_6863_Fantasy_Knight_2d_character_fantasy_knight_girl_woman_portrait_picture_image_digital_art_zps9cf5afb6.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Lucretia<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Whiterun: Dragon's Reach Dungeons<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Late Morning<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Jo'Shaar, open<br/>Lucretia's smile grew a little sad when he mentioned her family, but it didn't fail her, and she nodded at the words. However when he rose to his feet she was curious as to what he was doing with approaching her, and was more than a little surprised when he wrapped his arms around her. She tenses for a second, but then relaxed into the embrace, laying her head onto his shoulder and wrapping her arms around him. Khajiit were more prone to intimate contact than other races, although she thought it was likely a sign of trust.<br/><br/>She felt the fur soft beneath her finger and face, and the smell of him so different than others she'd embraced in her life. As if he carried with him the warm sands of Elsweyr with even so far from home, but when he spoke the next words she had to fight the burning in her eyes from becoming tears. Her eyes closed for a few seconds before he stepped back, and when they opened she was back under control with a warmer smile on her lips.<br/><br/><strong>"Thank you, and by Talos I'll stand by your side through the trials to come."</strong>She replied with honesty, leaning back against the wall as she studied him for a moment, thinking of his mention of Azura, and deciding if he could accept her Gods without disputing her thoughts, than she could do the same with his belief that Azura was a goddess and not a Deadric Prince. It was a matter of religion, and her father had taught her not to argue it with friends, at least not if you valued those friends.<br/><br/>Before more could be said, Lucretia heard foot steps coming down the hall, and turned her head to the bars, figuring that Jo'Shaar would hear them before her. As they came into view, she seen two guards who seemed to look them over for a bit.<strong>"The Jarl'll a see ye now. No funny stuff on the way!"</strong>one of the guards said as he began to unlock the door to the cell, while the other seemed more relaxed. She wasn't certain if thatwas a good thing or not. However she rose to her feet, lifting her pack to her shoulders as she did so.<strong>"No funny stuff, I don't believe that will be a problem."</strong>She said to guard, but paused before reaching back for Jo'Shaar.<strong>"well, shall we see what this is about?"</strong>She asked her friend, before heading on through the bars to take the long way to the mead hall.