Dissent

[ScarletFang]

"Aye, what about you"? Rin's voice was soft as she looked him up and down for any sort of injury.

[ty_tay]

Pallon gave her a lopsided grin. "Just peachy, all things considered."

[ScarletFang]

Rin giggled, her heart fluttering a bit, and patted his chest gently, "Good, shall we then"? She let her hand slide off of him as she turned to follow the others lead and remount.

[ty_tay]

Pallon followed her.

Tovheir was talking to the two guards. The pair nodded and gave a gesture of respect. One ran into the city while the other retook his post with a renewed sense of duty.

[ScarletFang]

Rin hoisted herself back onto Balon, eliciting a snort. She patted his neck affectionately and waited for orders. Her first experience in the big city was, in her opinion, an entertaining one.

[ty_tay]

Tovheir looked around at them. "Once inside the refugees will be left to their own wills. We move on to the palace. The guard is spreading the word and going to alert Esol's kings guard of our arrival. Pallon, I used your name to show that we are here with purpose."

Pallon nodded, "I understand."

[ScarletFang]

Rin took up Balon's reins and nodded as well. She smiled eagerly, her hesitation nonexistent after their little quarrel. Now she was curious to see the city for all its worth, especially the gardens Pallon had mentioned.

[ty_tay]

Without another word Tovheir moved them forward and through the gates.

Pallon flanked Tovheir at a slight distance so that if needed he could spring to defend.

Taivil and Nianna rode next to Rin as they entered the city. The buildings were made of mostly stone, the same for the roads. People stopped to gawk at the group, some sneered, while others showed respect.

[ScarletFang]

Rin, though she wanted desperately to look about, only allowed for her eyes to dart between the people and their homes. She wanted to appear respectable as her lineage implied. She looked forward and rode stiff backed, a serious expression of uninterested calm on her features.

[ty_tay]

Taivil seemed to be totally at ease and indifferent to wether or not people knew his royal blood. He barely looked at the people that openly insulted them after Tovheir had passed.