Aria started when she heard the banging and shouting, immediately realizing the fled employee must've gone and found the nearest guardsman (reasonable enough, for her point of view, she supposed). She moved towards Kass, glancing nervously at the door to the back room and wondering if the lawmen had that back alley door guarded as well. "That works for me!" she whispered to Kass. Atimes, Aria liked to think of herself as lawful...but it wasn't as if they'd actually done anything wrong, to her mind, so she saw little point in being interrogated for hours or whatever might be the protocol in Arabel. And if the protocol included asking them to hand over as 'evidence' things such as the spellbook, and such a spell fell into the wrong hands...well, she told herself, better serve the law by not letting the city not leveled into a lawless wasteland by such spell.<br/><br/>She quickly reached out to hold Kass's shoulder for the teleport. Kass would find that indeed, that particular bedroom was geographically close (as their maps had indicated before) and familiar enough for this teleport spell.<br/><br/>They found the warmly furnished room much as they'd left it - in some ways, rather conspicuously alike to how they'd left it: the room had been  made up by the staff, but Elia was in it again. They couldn't see her face, though - only the blonde back of her head, which bobbed atop her kneeling body and faced the crotch of a tanned and silver-haired man in the black upmarket garb of, perhaps, a merchant or politician or somesuch. No luggage or clothes were strewn about the room, nothing made it seem rented or occupied again save the occupants themselves.<br/><br/>His hands, several fingers ringed, lightly gripped the bare shoulders of the girl, and green eyes bore down into the low front of her plunging white blouse. She fellated noisily, wetly, and with obvious fervor, and the tensing of the man's face echoed pleasure from every suck.<br/><br/><br/>clever not using the city name!<br/><br/>Tsurlagol was the port and opera house city; Luthcheq was the Hellenistic anti-mage city with the shield relic. Both hard to remember to spell...<br/><br/>yeah, I'm sure she could flatten/fascinate/whatever guards, (and something like fascinate probably wouldn't be seen as hostile or outlaw-y in itself), but I agree, no reason not to just escape. If Aria didn't have Kass for teleporting she probably would've tried to blink/fly away through the ceiling or something.