@bluelionhearted @strengthoflions
Roxy had been riding for some time now, crossing through hostile and friendly territory alike. Fortunately there was little to call attention to her. Having taken the effort to cover her fiery red hair and dress as simply as she could, the girl drifted from town to town with hardly a glance. The turmoil from Imperial invasions, as terrible as it was, helped her fly beneath the radar.
Her route north took her into Faerghus, following the map she had brought with her. She had one destination that she hoped she could talk her way into; Fraldarius house.
She dismounted as soon as she was in sight, leading the animal in so she presented less of a threatening target. She didn’t have to be incredible observant to notice the guards standing sentry and knew they’d likely stop any visitor.
“Halt!” One of them shouted as soon as he spotted her, his sword ready to draw. “State your business.”
“I would like a chance to speak to at least Felix Fraldarius, if not Lord Rodrigue. Also Annette Dominic and Ashe Duran since they’re also here. I’ve got some information they might be interested in.”
“Who are you?” The other guard asked suspiciously.
“Baronetess Roxanne von Sol.” Roxy answered calmly, hiding the frustration the interrogation was causing. She felt each passing second breathing down her neck. She didn’t have time to argue with guards. She was probably going to going to waste enough arguing with her former classmates. “I was in the same House at the Officer’s Academy with them.”
The guards regarded her with another long silence, causing the girl to shift restlessly. “Another orphan then.” He snorted, clearly not believing in the title she had given. “If you disarm I’ll escort you inside and see if they’re willing to meet you.”
“Fair enough.” Roxy dutifully removed the multiple knives she had concealed on her person, dropping them into her saddlebag as she did so. One, she even pulled from the messy braid that her hair had been tied in, a place few looked to see.
“Come along.” The guard escorted her inside, her horse remaining under watch of the other. As she was left in the entrance hall, a servant was sent in search of the three teenagers. If anybody could verify the guest’s identity they could.















