(( It's been a long time I know, and I apologise all the same. But here comes my post, hope I don't miss anything! ))<br/><br/>Left alone in the training grounds, Amethyst let her chins slightly droop towards the ground.<em>I'm an ancient, hadn't Ma told me not to fondle with such... </em>She looked up, her eyes just glimpsing the flailing cloaks of the group's taggers. She sighed in mere exhaustion, her mother indeed, had been right when she told Amethyst, age twelve, not to associate with the downgrades and of course Terrax' that lead Dimat into the ground- or the Drow, who live in it. She herself, remembered that horrid afternoon when her mother's last words rang out in sorrow, in a dimly lit hallway of the halfway house. It didn't take long for the small Ancient to get a glistening tear in her right eye, shaking her head she angrily swiped at it as she proceeded into a light jog after the group,<em>either way, any company is better than null, they cannot possibly be that ignorant...That low even.</em><br/><br/>Arcxsus had said they were going to the<em>Sleeping Dragon Inn,</em>a place Amethyst was fond of, and most of the locals were just as fond of her in return. She made her way there, slipping silently between the small buildings in the outskirts of Dimat, buildings that the Terrax sought home in when they were in troubled times, or even when they wished to slip away for a day or two to the battle grounds. This, Amethyst had seen time and time again. Well, what hadn't she seen? A girl that spent all of her time out of Dimat, a girl that nestled herself in trees and fell asleep in the grass;<em>some ancient!</em>They say,<em>disappointment to the name!</em>They say.<br/>As Amethyst finally slipped between the Ally, the tall building to her right casting a menacing shadow over her life; she sighed.<em>No matter what happens now...</em>She told herself,<em>keep your head high.</em>With that she pulled free her right hand Sai, and with a shallow flick she tapped the high part of the stone wall with it. Before her eyes, the ally way wall parted into a wooden door, the carvings as Ancient as the Guardians. “Ah, Amethyst, I was wondering when we'd see you again.” A familiar voice said as Amethyst pulled the door open and stepped over the threshold.<em>”Ah, Bert. What a pleasure, I can't believe how long it's been!”</em>Throwing one arm around the tall, muscular Terrax, Amethyst sighed in contempt. The Terrax pulled her body close to him, arms winding around her waist and yanking her off the ground; it was all she could do not to turn purple with the lack of air flowing to her lungs.<br/><br/>"You have been missed by many, miss,” he told her, setting her back on the ground. After a large intake of breath she let a smile linger to her lush lips,<em>”as I have missed them. Though I am not here for socialising, you could say. I’m looking for a group. A Terrax, Arcxsus in fact- and a Fay, a Drow joins them aswel,”</em>at the mentioning of the Drow, Amethyst almost melted, the Terrax in front of her seemed to growl as he pointed towards the table, “don’t drink too much, wouldn’t want to carry you home again Amethyst.” At last he leant down and placed a soft kiss on the Ancients cheek, before he walked away smiling.<br/><br/>Grinning meekly, Amethyst turned away from the door and over to the table the group was sitting at.<em>Ahhh,</em>she thought as she walked over to them, hands behind her back innocently. She gave them a smile as she curtsied,<em>”may I join you? I seem to have lagged behind back there...”</em>She whispered, reaching up and setting her cloaked hood back, letting it trundle down her back like an ebony waterfall of material.<br/>