Primal Lights | [closed with master-taffer]
'It's fucking cold' was the first thing that came to mind when Erin stepped out into the street, grimacing when her feet come into contact with fresh snow. She had half a mind to turn back around and call it a night, not really fond of the thought of racing atop the thieves' highway through layers of slush and ice, but thought better of it.
Garrett would probably berate her for being lazy or a princess or something like that if she opted to skip out on tonight's miniature heist-slash-lesson-slash-grueling-experience-of-the-week. Well, really, he wouldn't, but the thought of her mentor's potential disapproval at her shirking out on an invitation to work together was enough to get her moving despite her misgivings.
So, with a sigh, Erin forced herself to keep going, finally finding a ledge that wasn't covered in ice to hoist herself up on.
The rooftops are just as slippery as she anticipated, maybe more, and Erin huffs while trying to stop her heart from hammering through her ribs. Maybe the ground would be a wiser choice for travel, or...Well, it couldn't hurt to try. A hand grasped the pendant worn around her neck as she mulled over her options. It was late, and most people would either be asleep or focusing their attention on the ground level, no one would have to see anything.
And her talons would probably provide a better grip on the slick roof compared to her thin boots.
But, on the other hand, Garrett would be incredibly annoyed if she were caught. If she were caught.
Well, it wouldn't be the first time Erin's disobeyed her mentor. Shrugging to herself, all it takes is a bit of focus, and she's on all fours. Though it's not a perfectly stable situation, Erin finds that her paws and talons let her stand more comfortably on the roof, much to her delight.
Now for her to reach the meeting point and get the job done with Garrett. The sooner they got whatever Basso wanted this time, the sooner she could get out of this miserable weather and relax in her mill.