"Oh, good morning" She said politely. The snake hissed, and the girls eyes went wide "Why didn't you say something earlier!? I'm sorry, I have to go" She apologized, running to meet up with the horseback group.

Toril~

She looked at the two women before here. "And here I thought I would be the only girl here!" She said with a sigh of relief as she smiled at the two before her. "I'm Toril, I'll be training with you." She said offering a hand to the lady with the snake about her arm. They allowed pets here? It was almost sad she hadn't been aware. Herot could have came with her if she had known that, poor little fox probably wouldn't be around anymore when she got back.

(Sylver is not in the horseback group, sorry :| )

"Ah. You'll come with me, I assume," she said, tilting her head at Toril. "And yes, there are many women here. I myself like to stay away from eyes in the crowd." She didn't explain why. "So it may seem unusual,I guess."

Lummie ran in worryingly. "Sorryimlatetheletterdidntcomeforaverylongtime." She said, exasperated

Toril~

As the woman ran away she watched a bit confused. "What's that all about?" Toril asked placing her out stretched hand back at her side. Was she really that scary? Hopefully not...she didn't mean to be if she was. Onmund had had the same reaction though so did that mean she was scary? No his was more of embarrassment, like he was shy about her. So then what was this woman's problem?

(My bad, I just thought I missed something)

"Ambrosia, you liar, you really freaked me out, I thought we were going to be late!" She scolded the snake, who hissed amusedly until Sylver flicked her on the snout

(Ah, whoops, sorry, I thought she was on there too '^^)

Sylric Tassarion

For a moment, the woman seemed to be in a rush, though she halted in her tracks and proceeded to scold the snake on her shoulder. Curiously, she seemed quite a bit more friendly than she had presented herself yesterday.

I muttered a quiet "Good morning" in response to her, but decided to say nothing else. My thoughts were solely focused on the state of my equipment, and how exactly I was supposed to keep up with the others when I lacked a proper weapon. Although I had used my dagger for many years, I highly doubted that it would be effective against anything of sword-length. And my armour was certainly not as sturdy as it should be, what with the multitude of dents and scrapes already across it.

Hopefully I will get enough out of this to get something new. I closed my eyes, and sighed. That is the point of me being here. Once I receive my training, and earn enough money to be able to afford better than this, I'm out - whether diplomatically, or by force. My mind flickered to Draycil. I want to be rid of this place as soon as possible. I can't risk being exposed for who I really am, especially as she is here.

Lummie knocked on the large doors. Good lord, this was embarrassing. Her recruitment letter had been lost in the mail, and was very late. Heck, she was probably the only dwarf in the recruits.

"Ambrosia you little brat, now I have to change our equipment, I packed stuff for horseback, not for walking" she said annoyed, Ambrosia hissed an apology to her. "I'll forgive you if you help me" Sylver said to the snake

Quinn glanced at the troubled dwarf who stood near General Ailith's bunk. "Hello there- do you need help?"