The Suspicious Eye
Your Darling Devil
Chess
Chess had easily caught up with the group of vagabonds. The mirror dropped her off on the roof of the building next to the Inn they stayed at. She had quietly followed them as they left. Using her years of spying and disapparation and teleportation powers to keep herself hidden. She followed the four to Thorndike, a odd choice in her opinion. During the short time she has watched them she was able to access a lot about the group. Although many words came to mind she thought the best way to describe them was, utterly useless. She couldn't believe that these three children and a monkey could defeat any magical creature.
However, it is not in her right to judge. Her job was simply to observer and that's what she would do. She continued to follow them as they arrive din Thorndike. She wan't a big fan of bustling areas, towns, villages, or anywhere bustling. She sat in the forest for a moment dreading the thought of going in. Her ring grew hot as the group began to move out of sight. She winced a little and sighed vanishing out of sight.
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Chess watched the events of Edith and Red from up on a rooftop. She was in her cat form so she wouldn't stand out while she watched the two. She shook her head at the two trouble makers as they attempted to evade what seem to a patrol of some sorts. I'll have to keep that in mind for later. She noticed that the boy wasn't with them. She watched the two girls for a while before deciding that she should go find the boy. Vanishing in a single step it didn't take Chess much time to locate the boy. He seemed to have missed his friends dogging down the alley and continued strait until he reached the next road.
A bird brain if I must say. He seems to have his head constantly up in the clouds. Appearing on top of a awning she looked down at the boy who seemed to have realized his mistake. I better help him. It is better to spy on a group who is all in one place. Chess gracefully hopped from the awning down onto Chase's shoulder. She looked at him and mewed lightly.
Chess had easily caught up with the group of vagabonds. The mirror dropped her off on the roof of the building next to the Inn they stayed at. She had quietly followed them as they left. Using her years of spying and disapparation and teleportation powers to keep herself hidden. She followed the four to Thorndike, a odd choice in her opinion. During the short time she has watched them she was able to access a lot about the group. Although many words came to mind she thought the best way to describe them was, utterly useless. She couldn't believe that these three children and a monkey could defeat any magical creature.
I'm a cat, It's not my place to judge. Chess |
However, it is not in her right to judge. Her job was simply to observer and that's what she would do. She continued to follow them as they arrive din Thorndike. She wan't a big fan of bustling areas, towns, villages, or anywhere bustling. She sat in the forest for a moment dreading the thought of going in. Her ring grew hot as the group began to move out of sight. She winced a little and sighed vanishing out of sight.
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Chess watched the events of Edith and Red from up on a rooftop. She was in her cat form so she wouldn't stand out while she watched the two. She shook her head at the two trouble makers as they attempted to evade what seem to a patrol of some sorts. I'll have to keep that in mind for later. She noticed that the boy wasn't with them. She watched the two girls for a while before deciding that she should go find the boy. Vanishing in a single step it didn't take Chess much time to locate the boy. He seemed to have missed his friends dogging down the alley and continued strait until he reached the next road.
A bird brain if I must say. He seems to have his head constantly up in the clouds. Appearing on top of a awning she looked down at the boy who seemed to have realized his mistake. I better help him. It is better to spy on a group who is all in one place. Chess gracefully hopped from the awning down onto Chase's shoulder. She looked at him and mewed lightly.