<strong>Lilian Montague</strong>, Outside the Carriages [Marcus Dupont, Richard Dupont, Aron & Eriq Gerard, William Bond, Louis Blanc, Lilian Montague]<br/><br/>Lilian watched as the woman scrambled to her carriages.  Wet and dripping, there was something mysterious about her.  As Lilian watched her silken run that seemed more like a glide, she wondered if it was simply the woman's grace.  Though she could see the frantic nature of the woman's flight, to Lilian, it was still beautiful to watch.<br/><br/>Hands on her hips, Lilian glared at the Falkovnians stumbling like crazed animals in the water.  Nose in the air, she disdained their ungainly chase.  They should have backed down when they saw the Mantague insignia on the carriages.  Her father was known for his careful, torturous punishment for those that thwarted his eldest daughter's whims.  Lilian hated the Falkovnians, members of her family had gone to war because of their unsophisticated nation.  Really, how could they compare with her wonderful Dementlieu.  She refused to let her anyone get hurt because of this moltly bunch.  There was no way she was going home now, not after they'd already set out.  Lilian hated going backwards!<br/><br/>"Why don't you shoot?" she said scornfully to the men around her "Don't be cowards.  I want that woman saved and I want her saved now.  If you won't do it, I'll run out to her this instant and you'll see how Father will discipline you when I get hurt!"