A Night In The Mountains

Reyna climbed out of the small cave she called home and out into the frigid night. Breathing in deeply, she smiled as the icy air hit her lungs. She swept her hair behind her ear and smiled again, setting off across the mountains. She stopped at a small little lake, sheltered by the mountains. She removed her clothes and stepped into the water, so dark that it wouldn't be seen through at night. Her black hair flowed around her and she sighed happily. All of a sudden, she heard a small sound on the other side of the lake. Like a rock falling into the water. "Hello?" She called, looking around nervously, "Anyone there?"

((Did you mean for anyone to just jump in? Or did you actually have plans for whatever she heard?))

((Just to jump in.))

Smiling to herself as the cool air bit into her, Lyth scrambled through the mountain terrain. She liked the cold, it felt invigorating, inviting. Her blonde wisps of hair blew all around her face as she climbed.

Lyth was in Diamond Kingdom chasing after a group of Varlenx's men. She had not been here in a while and was hoping to get some information. The more she knew what her enemy was up to, the better chance she had of throwing the tyrant off his throne. Thus she was chasing after a small group of his knights--the best source to gain information from.

As she made it to the top of the cool mountains, she spotted the moon reflecting off something. Stepping carefully, she found a lake surrounded by the mountains. The harsh wind did not penetrate so hard here by the mountainous wall. Knowing she needed to refill her water flask, Lyth went over to the lake. She stopped most abruptly when she heard something. Could it be the knights? They had come this way after all. Whipping out her bow, she walked silently on the hard ground. She stopped when she heard a voice, a feminine voice at that. Lowering her weapons slightly, she called out, "Hello? Who are you?" Maybe it was not a threat after all, but she could not trust anyone in Diamond Kingdom anymore. No telling who was a follower of Varlenx.