[Rosekitten]

The main group had left already though Madaes and Rhyldrin were still in the city. But Judith's father had been watching the whole event unfold. Sure Rhyldrin knew well enough the man wasn't stupid.. he knew that the first moment they met. Though he was't going to strike up any conversations unless he had to. Not yet anyway, once he was back from his little quest was a different story.

Though really Ehyldrin felt uneasy even asking that of Judith's father, it was a known fact he disliked dark elves let alone he could take a guess her mother was killed by dark elves and after gathering a little information he found out he was right. The man had every right to despise dark elves.. losing his wife and a son tot hem.

Over the next few days Rhyldrin did just as he had told Judith, stayed around the area. Madaes never left his side for the most part or at least during the day hours, he had to have someone to pick fun at, though the day before Rhyldrin was planning to leave for his errand he wanted to run Madaes decided to return home knowing Neimi was going to want full details.

Over the next few nights Judith kept sneaking out of the house, not that he minded but he was a little worried she was going to get ill from the weather change, but she insisted she was fine so he left well enough alone. Though she seemed rather sad to hear he was leaving the next day, she was starting to get use to him being around on a daily basis so it was going to be tough to have him gone at the least two weeks and thats in the weather stayed good.

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The trip took a bit longer then he had wanted with it being two weeks and a half, though part of the pass he was planning to travel on had a rock slide blocking it.. so there was the issue of finding a damned way around it. Though he did finally make it back to the light elf capital, it was rather funny in the past time after returning from being captive he had yet went back to the dark elves capital.. though what did he really have waiting there.

It was getting to be dark outside by the time he finally did get inside of the capital, though he doubted he'd even see Judith tonight. Probably didn't help that he was dead tired. The trip a a whole was hardly a easy one and he had probably pushed himself a little to make up for the lost time with the pass.