Intent on her underlings, Lhurriel didn't glance over when he spoke, even when the whisper of his breath sent a shiver down her spine. "They will learn with time, and practice here. I would not send them into the field to try such tricks unless they could pass both white marks by a wide berth, ten times out of ten." Though her face was neutrally observant, the affection in her gaze as she watched them was obvious to anybody who was even slightly observant.<br/><br/>"There are a few groups who can assist in level jumps, but not as many as can master the distance throw. Many of our thieves come into the District because they are fast and agile - not many were like Amery and Raymond, who are strong as well."<br/><br/>She watched silently for almost half an hour, answering Rohain's questions as they came up, and at times providing one or two comments for his benefit, before she stood and called down to below. "Raymond! The night yet grows old!"<br/><br/>The other younger thieves glanced up, startled, then jumped to attention when they noticed Lhurriel up above. Raymond, who had known of her's and Rohain's presence since their arrival, waved for her to come down. "I'd like for you to show them what a real pair can do, after years of practice and experience!" He called up.