They follow.

Tivel smiles. It is okay little one. I will found you a perfect family. she cooed. She stepped onto town. A lot of people stepped out of her way, clearly scared.

One woman steps in her way, frowning. "You don't want the pup, dear?" She asks, she was clearly the woman who had been running and had given her son the pup and cookies to give to her. Her son runs up next to her, waving in greeting.

She heads into town, undercover so no one can recongnize her. But they probably wouldn't anyway, she doesn't go out much.

Sorry miss, I cant care for a dog right now, or ever really. I appreciate it though. she said gently. She didnt like confrontations. When she was younger, other kids parents took it on themselves to tell her what to do since her parents let her roam free as she pleased. As she thought about it, it may have contributed to her distance from the townspeople. They never fully accepted her since she was the forest kid. She stroked the dogs head and gave the woman a sweet smile. Though her nose and eyes were hidden beneath her mask making it hard for anyone to read it.

The woman smiles, nodding in understanding. "I just thought you would want some company. I understand dear, don't worry about it." The woman gently takes the pup, handing it to the boy. The boy smiles brightly, hugging the dog close and gently as he walks away with the puppy. "Don't ever be afraid to come to me if you ever need some company dear. I work here." The woman says, pointing to a small, homy looking shop. "I'll always be here if you need me." She smiles before waving and rushing after her son.

The guards stay a good distance away so it's subtle.

She heads into a store.

Two go in and act like they are looking around, two stay outside.

She talks quietly to the person at the counter, and let her into the backroom.