Hearing footsteps, Lhurriel glanced up and shot Amron a bright smile, one that grew pleased when he commented on their games. "It started as nothing more than an experiment really," she said modestly. Inwardly, she glowed, inordinately pleased that he'd noticed. In the beginning, it had started with her and Raymond; then Amery had joined in (before they knew he was a Rogue, even!), and soon small groups in the Fountain district were asking to learn from them, eager to try a new challenge.<br/><br/>Rohain only laughed. "Regardless of it began, your thieves are famous for it, all over the Lower City. Whenever you've some free time, I'd be glad to learn more." He refused the wine, citing a need to hurry back, then paused before turning to the Thirteen's newest member. "Are you needing to hurry back as well? Our districts are right next to each other - maybe my learning can start tonight," he said with a rakish grin.<br/><br/>Lhurriel blushed at the double entendre, startled at the young man's forward remarks. But she couldn't say that she wasn't pleased - and it had been some time since she'd been able to flirt freely. "I'll meet you upstairs in the Rusty Dagger's taproom - I need to check some details on the maps first," she replied quickly, though with a small smile. He smiled and shrugged, then left, leaving Lhurriel feeling a little out of breath from the speed at which he talked and moved.<br/><br/>Once he was out of sight, Lhurriel turned to Amron and yanked his head down, opening her mouth to him and drawing him into a deep, hard kiss with a soft moan of pleasure. "I've been wanting to do that all day," she panted, grinning up at him when she released him.