He stopped a few hours after sundown, and offered to have Blossom give him a good workout of a different type, though getting glomped by the sphinxes was a bit surprising. He pointed out that it was Blossom's turn, and while he would gladly help them, she got first attentions, and he DID need a bit of sleep, at least a couple hours, before sunrise.<br/><br/>He was a bit buried under the cat women when Blossom returned, and after a moment of carefully poking them back to awareness, he slipped free, and ate quickly. He wanted to slip out of the town as early as possible, using one glamour, and then come back as the sun struck the inner courtyard, so it would frame him perfectly during his entry into the main hall. It didn't give him a lot of time, but unless all three decided that he should tumble them about the room rather than do his job, he should make it out at least.<br/><br/>He left the city disguised as a nondescript, regular messenger, looking a bit more dangerous than an ordinary peasant, but not bandit or guard quality. Enough to handle a wild animal, perhaps, but another would get him. Once he was out of sight of the city, which took only a couple minutes, he swapped over to his practiced, more solid looking, black armor with a snarling dragon head for a helm, with a black void where his face should be. All in all, he should look impressive, and too dangerous for the normal guards to try and deal with.