Lady Luna turned to look directly at Gabriel with the icy blue eyes for several moments, staring at him intently. Her hair toyed with the wind around the fair skinned face, her full lips slightly parted as she let out a soft breath and spoke.<strong>"I'm coming then."</strong>She nod and turned to walk to the horses, getting herself a mount, the steps showing the firm bottom in slight sway.<br/><br/>The steps down the stairs from the wall were quick and precise, showing her grace, but also the trouble of moving freely in a skirt. She seemed used to it, but the way the cloth moved it was a wonder how she did not trip in such a hurried pace. Soon after she returned to the courtyard atop a horse, as silent as she had been before, but waiting Gabriel's sign with a serious look on her face. The soldiers regarded her warily, but waited, the cloaked carriage prepared and ready as well.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>The Shadecliff manorhouse was well built place with red tiles as well as green ivy growing up along the building's walls, giving it a fair share of colour. The building looked old, but well aged and maintained, though the building held no space for garden or yard of any sort in the tight-packed town. Approaching the building found the first story windows curtained, the second story windows showing a thin veil over them, the white cloth making it hard to see inside from the ground-level. Upon nearing the front step sir Gabriel could see that the building's roof held a stone beast in at least both front corners, like two fiendish beastmen prowling for prey, staring down at the street level.<br/><br/>It appeared they had not been noticed, at least not yet.