It seemed she wasn't the only one interested of relieving Yewbough...though Shay's intention was to relieve  him of his imprisonment before his<em>needs</em>. Shay would follow the conversation of the half-elf rogue twins as she followed them from window to window to the personal chambers of Huninghorn herself. From their conversation, the twins seemed to be familiar with the currently absent lady of the manor. In what capacity, Shay couldn't conclude with certainty, but if they were concerned about being caught by Huninghorn for 'playing with her new toy', then it was fair to think they were employed by the woman; perhaps these were the guards Shay had yet to see until now. After all, if they thought that they'd fall under suspicion, then they must be a known entity to Huninghorn. Though Shay couldn't help but feel a certain kinship with the enterprising sister intent on having her way with Yewbough--Shay might have went to such lengths herself to get some action.<br/><br/>Shay had a few options at this juncture. The easiest would be to shadow the half-elves further. Even if Shay were to find the key to Yewbough's belt for herself, it hardly did Shay any good. She was going to have these talkative rogues lead her right to Yewbough. And so Shay decided to wait, hoping that the sisters were better at cracking the Oheron locks than she had been. The thief had maybe enough magical energy in her for two more of her new level of magic-weaving--and then she would have to be creative again.