•Luka•
•Luka Delancy / 25 / Informant / Darkness•
Luka looked to his feet as he felt a change. He smiled as he took notice that this girl was very extravagant when it came to her magic. He fallowed the faint trail of butterflies with his eyes till they ended at the rooftops. A dark shadow glided gracefully across them and Luka shook his head in disbelief. Did he really want to extend all of his energy on one single chase like this? It seemed like he did. He made his way to his carriage and took off his cloak placing it in the hands of one of his servants. Then he ordered them away. Informing them he had other ways of transportation. Which meant walking. Something he realized he did not do enough. He studied the way Ysmay had taken and started to crack his fingers contemplating one last time if he really wanted to follow. He kept his place near his carriage till it jerked and rolled away leaving him behind. He had no choice now. He forced his way through the crowd. At times he would ruthlessly have to push someone out of his way. He kept his eyes up. Unlike her, Luka wasn't as talented as running on the rooftops. That was probably why he wasn't an assassin. He could do his job as a spy easily by just fooling the king and his trusted men. Once or twice Luka lost sight of the shadow and fear struck him. But then he would see her bounding over a small gap and he would take to the turns and twists of alley ways.
•Luka Delancy / 25 / Informant / Darkness•
Luka looked to his feet as he felt a change. He smiled as he took notice that this girl was very extravagant when it came to her magic. He fallowed the faint trail of butterflies with his eyes till they ended at the rooftops. A dark shadow glided gracefully across them and Luka shook his head in disbelief. Did he really want to extend all of his energy on one single chase like this? It seemed like he did. He made his way to his carriage and took off his cloak placing it in the hands of one of his servants. Then he ordered them away. Informing them he had other ways of transportation. Which meant walking. Something he realized he did not do enough. He studied the way Ysmay had taken and started to crack his fingers contemplating one last time if he really wanted to follow. He kept his place near his carriage till it jerked and rolled away leaving him behind. He had no choice now. He forced his way through the crowd. At times he would ruthlessly have to push someone out of his way. He kept his eyes up. Unlike her, Luka wasn't as talented as running on the rooftops. That was probably why he wasn't an assassin. He could do his job as a spy easily by just fooling the king and his trusted men. Once or twice Luka lost sight of the shadow and fear struck him. But then he would see her bounding over a small gap and he would take to the turns and twists of alley ways.












