[gremlin]

"He would probably be furious if peace came between the Dark and Light Elves, he isn't one to give up." she said it sourly, Judith didn't like her brother that much. Though there was still that love for him because he was her brother and for no other reason. "If it had happened when we were children then we would have never stopped speaking, that would have been nice." Judith allowed her mind to wander a bit, she wondered what would have happened between them if they had continued to see each other. Though when Rhyldrin spoke in another language her attention went back to him.

Curiosity grew in Judith's eyes, she wondered what Rhyldrin had just told her, she knew that it was his native tongue and he was probably using it on purpose to tease her. He certainly knew that she couldn't understand it. She was tempted to ask him what he had said, then she decided not to. It was probably better not to know. He had been flirting with her and it could be something that could tempt her to stay longer and she would probably say something without thinking. Though whatever she said she would mean it, Judith was still a kind person but she wasn't as innocent as she use to be. She wondered what Rhyldrin thought of her because of the way she had been acting.

"I'm not saying things just to flatter you." she purred, Judith had to try very hard not to giggle. She felt like a child playing with a new toy, though she already had already had this toy before, it just had new features. "I wouldn't want you to be caught either, I'm enjoying this." Judith would look forward to them meeting again, she wondered when that would be. "I will probably be here again, you can find me whenever you want to." she too heard the footsteps, though it just seemed like a few soldiers patrolling the area. They might have been sent to check up on her, to make sure that she was doing what she had been sent out to.

Judith looked at the little dragon on her solider and brought a hand to him. "I will have to hide you again for now," she whispered to him. The little dragon crawled into her hand and didn't resist being put into her pocket once again. Judith scratched under his chin lightly before she took her hand out from her pocket. As she headed back to the camp she crossed paths with the two soldiers, they gave her an odd look before carrying on with their conversation. Judith went to her living quarters, her brother wasn't there to question why she was back so soon and there were little soldiers around who she knew. Judith brought the little dragon out of her pocket and placed him on the table by her bed, she crawled into it without hesitated and once she was some what comfortable she let out a sigh. The little dragon chirped and brought himself beside her, he buried himself against her for warmth and closed his eyes.