There was something off about how the woman was walking. It was more akin to sneaking, she gave off an air that she didn't want to be found. And Lukas had a sneaking suspicion as to why. Deciding to test his suspicion, he called after her. "Excuse me! May I see your ticket, ma'am?"
Her shoulders twitched lightly with alarm; Tasya froze dead in her tracks.
From where she was, she had been glancing around the corner of the corridor - making sure no one was coming, learning the pathways, the schedules of the attendees. If she could just find her way around, maybe she could sneak without getting caught-- so much for that plan.
“I-” Shit. Shit, shit, shit! Tasya whirled around, the braid on her shoulder whipping to the other side. Her eyes, frantic with alarm, locked onto the man who had called out to her. However, rather than sputtering any further, she smiled. “It isn’t on me at the moment. It’s in my cabin.”