<div class="floatright">(http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii89/CowGoil08/elven-archer-2.jpg)</div>Aria brushed her red locks from her face, a look of ease upon her features. Her travels had brought her many places, and this was yet another of the beautiful places that always beckoned her. Today however was different, more people than normal surrounded the temple, vendors, strangers and even more priests than usual prepared for the day to come. Glancing around Aria stretched lightly, thinking upon her summons. Of all the places she'd been, this was on of the the better. Leaning back on a small bench she gazed up at the temple.<br/><br/>This had been one of her first temples to visit when she was younger. Resting back some she shifted her quiver for comfort as she brushed her fingers over her mage gown. She had met with the high priest only once before, and it had been a brief encounter. It had been nearly 10 years since then.<strong>My how time flies...</strong>she said to no one in particular as she looked around enjoying the sites.<br/><br/>She half wondered where her companion had run off to, she knew he was here somewhere. Where there were people he was off causing trouble. Brushing her fingers through her hair, she pushed her red tendrils from her shoulders, exposing her smooth silking skin. Her green eyes searched the area, keeping an eye out, the last thing she wanted was a thief to take advantage of the celebration and weary travelers. After all she did travel with one frequently. She smiled again at that memory though refused herself the time to get lost in it.<br/><br/>She gave a small nod to a couple making their way towards the temple, her fingers came up to brush along her brooch (http://i262.photobucket.com/albums/ii89/CowGoil08/brooch.jpg) in reverence. Their own symbols of Caydin bouncing around their necks. There was something about being in the temple of her creator that made her feel more at peace than she had been in sometime. Sometimes she felt as though her beliefs had been split however she'd found the balance she'd craved. She only wished that her summons was not pulling at her mind. She wished to know the true nature of it, what she had been called away from her adventures for. It was driving her mad and she wasn't sure how much longer she could sit still.