[Evil Tink]

Awèsyiss narrowed her eyes a bit at Raina as she looked her way. Once the two were out of sight, she went over to what appeared to be the blacksmith's tent. "Finally, something I can relate to," she commented dryly to herself as made her way over. Suddenly she grabbed her sword, pulling it from her boot and flipping it; slapping the flat end on her back just as an arrow connected with it.

She whirled around to see the shooter, a slight scowl on her face as the elf readied another arrow, "Excuse me, but what are you doing?" She held the sword down, it's tip just barely touching the ground. As the arrow was released, she brought the sword back up, covering her heart as the arrow bounced off it's metal.

"Just what is a Drow do-..no..a Half Drow/Demon? Woooww" he chuckled as he started to say 'wow', making it choppy and even more insulting. "You better get out Reto before King Urvot finds you here..." He drew back another arrow, aiming at her forehead.

Awèsyiss sighed, sheathing her sword back in her boot. As much as she wanted to put this in in it's place; she knew Niku would not like it. "Very well, if you insist. After all, I'm only the despicable creature that brought your Prince back to his High Elf status and accompanied him home to make sure he had a safe journey." She turned on her heal and started off to where she entered the city.

Another elf came up and smacked the man on the back of his head, "Idiot! She is Prince Niku's guest, and she will be treated respectfully." The female hurried over to Awèsyiss, "Wait..please..he's just stupid, don't mind him Miss."

Awèsyiss paused, turning to face the young female elf; she looked no older than 17. She smiled a bit, "While I appreciate your manners, I do need to step away. No offense to you High Elves, but I'm starting to feel a bit uneasy...I'm not used to such crowds of you. I will be sure to stop by again, you have marvelous jewelers here~" She put on a fake smile and continued out.

Awèsyiss found a nice place only about a mile out of the city limits to rest. She sat herself on a boulder, removing the pendant from her sword and looking at it some more. It was a shame the woman didn't think of putting a small bit of Amethyst for the eyes; it would've been rather stunning. She let out a sigh, reattaching it and leaning back on her hands as she watched the clouds roll by. She hoped Niku wouldn't be too much longer; they had important things to do.