The captain shook his head. How would this girl ever succeed at being a powerful wizard, if she got herself constantly in messes like this. He was glad it was Nazhun's problem, not his own, because he would probably have shown a useless student like her the heel of his boot a long time ago. "Just follow me," he quickly ordered the girl. "and don't ever come back here!"<br/><br/>The man hurried away from the darker corners of the town, back to the more civilized center that surrounded the wizard tower, pulling the apprentice along with him. Several men that dealt in shady professions laid their eyes on the barely clad miss, her clothes quickly soaked by the rain, but Drackson's stern gaze quickly caused them to deter from any plans the men might have on their minds.<br/><br/>Once they left the shady parts of town, it didn't take much longer before the tower rose up in the distance. The couple passed over market square, where a few traders were already busy setting up their stalls. Only one more road needed to be followed for the two to reach the tower, where Mark, the young soldier, was still waiting.<br/><br/>"Captain!" he yelled, as he saw Drackson approach. "George and his team pursued one of the creatures, all the way up to a trap door. However, two of his men were wounded, so they decided to keep watch at the trap door, rather than entering, until you order a team down there."