There were few people in the kitchen that morning, but one of the cooks looked over behind his shoulder at her. “You’re up a bit late… Ah, well. Gerund summons you.”<br/><br/>One of the waitresses that came in to pick up an order glared at Rhianna, though she couldn’t recall anything she had done to the barmaid. The tension was over quickly though, as the girl went back into the main hall to serve drinks.<br/><br/>By now, most everyone in the resistance had grown accustomed to the woman, even occasionally calling her ‘their princess’. She was free to go as she pleased within the Badger’s Den, the guards greeting her as she went, but she was only allowed to see the city streets through window panes.<br/><br/>As the months passed, Rhianna came to familiarize herself with many of the staff. The barmaids were all younger than her, but it seemed like they were being trained to become members of the resistance. As they went into the kitchens, the cooks or rogues instructed them on how to innocently extort information from their patrons. All the staff seemed to be working for the goal of strengthening the rebellion …except for Rhianna. As she went about her rounds, all they did was smile or make small talk with her. Though some of the visiting rogues mentioned she’d be an asset, it seemed they as if they did not wish to explore that option any further.<br/><br/>Perhaps though, with Gerund’s call, they were considering it. After all, it was possible that someone saw her sneaking out of the tavern, and informed their leader.<br/><br/>Time: 07:20<br/>Day: 13, Month: 9