Game RP The Fallen's Roses (RedCoat)

[Knight_of_None]

"Ah, I've given her permission to wait fir me, after Soren whisked me away, I didn't want her to stand about by the door like a lost pup"

 

[RedCoat]

“Ah. Well then, shall we fetch her?” He asked, gesturing towards the exit.

 

[Knight_of_None]

"Yes ofcourse, I suppose that should be done." Sge said simply

 

[RedCoat]

The guard turned to lead her to the exit, where Lazuli would be waiting for them, her face a little flushed but otherwise clean.

 

[Knight_of_None]

Marron walked to hee sitters side, giving her a gentle touch on the shoulder, before giving a gentle nod to the gaurd in polite thanks. She started to take her leave feeling her hearts bloodthirsty rage rest...for the moment.

 

[RedCoat]

Lazuli nodded at Marrons gentle touch, immediately falling into place behind her as they walked from the party, a hand supporting the bag as they walked, keeping it still so none of the items they'd stolen would make noise from the swinging.

 

[Knight_of_None]

As the two of them made their exit, slipping away from their crimes, retreating into the shadows they truly belonged to. Marron looked over her shoulder, examining things silently, in case of a tail

 

[RedCoat]

There was no tail, no one even gave them a second look, seeing naught but a Noble and her maid leaving a party. The corpse wouldn't be found for hours, and by then they'd be back in their own world of darkness, and besides, why would Marron even be a suspect?

 

[Knight_of_None]

Marron unlocked the door to their warehouse, sliding inside with her sister and closing them off, locking the doors behind them.

 

[RedCoat]

Lazuli opened the satchel, looking at the collection of Gems she'd acquired with a grin before turning to Marron "We did well... We'll be rolling in Finns once we sell these off."

 

[Knight_of_None]

Marron set the paintings on a work table, unrolling them slowly. "A good start." she said simply, her expression softening slightly, in another place as she looked at the art. "More is to come..."