Rohwik's eyes grew wide as his gaze fell upon the lustrous body of a mechanized dream. It was beautiful, it was powerful, it was perfect, it was... hers. The thought panged in his head as Lhurriel led him about explaining bits and pieces of her customized new baby, drool almost dripping from between his lips. With the sudden realization his excitment all but survived. His steps around the vehicle grew heavy and his shoulders drooped while the ecstatic young mage continued on her enamoured inspection.<br/><br/>"Perfect?" Hawk's spirit suddenly perked up and William, noticing the changes within his friend, eyed him suspiciously, "Well now, Lady Lhurriel, how could one see it's true perfection without seeing the beast in action?"<br/><br/>The sly boy grinned hoping to win at least one ride.<br/><br/><br/>"I see..." Kaeden thought a moment on the information.<br/><br/><em>I wouldn't doubt that they were the same thieves we are trying to apprehend. It's also good to know that we are heading in the right direction. The only downside is that they may be going where I knew they are.</em>Kaeden leaned forward in his chair resting his elbows on his knees and lacing his hands together to set his chin on.<em>There's still a chance that they could shift direction and head southwest making them merely a band of petty thieves. But if they don't and continue a straight path...</em>Corsair's voice pulled Kae back from his contemplation on the matter.<br/><br/>"Yes." Kaeden replied as he stood from his seat, "I will take the map to my room and study the thieves' movements in more detail later tonight. I will have one of the servants direct me and my men to the dinning room. Thank you Lord Atadel."