Amaria looked at Alyse and just shut her eyes. Maybe this was why she didn't usually talk to people unless it was to make a sale or just Rysc and Lihua. They both understood it was quite easy to confuse, frustrate and all around get Amaria in a tizzy. "You know what...I'm going to go see if my father can help us at all. Him being one of the more experienced guards in the king's stronghold and all." She tugged the reins on the horse and began walking towards the center of town. She didn't really care if the other two followed but she needed to get Farsiris back to where she belonged.

Speaking of Farsiris, Amaria picked up the tiny necklace around her neck and sighed. "I'm sorry we couldn't get you in. Luckily none of us are dead. I'm hoping my father might know what's going on. That is if you don't mind a side trip real quick." She said, hope in her tone.

Farsiris would have nodded, but then she realized that the action was immpossibe in this form. Another reason she wanted out. This was getting pretty annoying very fast. "That will be fine." she said, her voice shakier than she wanted it to be. "and... Thank you." She said in almost a whisper. She made a sound that resembled one clearing their throat. "Now, tell me. How is humble so closely knit with the the inner fabrics of court? I wasn't even aware that the Court Witch had a daughter." she spoke with true interest apparent in her tone.

Rysc was insulted by Amaria's rudeness to Alyse. Even used to her easily movableness, it bothered him she would have no respect to a friend's simple mistake.

"Amaria..." He spoke, but next regretted it, as he didn't know what to tell her.

"You can't just run off with Farsiris, For all you know after what happened back there somebody could be following us. You're moving blindly."

Amaria looked over her shoulder at Rysc. "then following us to a guard's house has it's upside doesn't it Rysc?? Dad'll know what we can try to do next anyways." she had apologized before hand for her temper. It wasn't like she blantatly was asking why Alyse was there and not Lihua. She shook her and sighed before looking down to the jewelry. Smiling she shook her head. "Dont think anything of it princess! As for not knowing about me I guess you wouldn't. I spent most of my time learning rather than attending court. Then I went to live outside the castle with my father. It's a more simpler life style choice. And I can breathe too hehe." she like FArsiris. Always had really even if they never really knew each other growing up. "I made a tea for you once to help with the sea fever you got when we were little."

(hope y'all don't mind me making up sicknesses.)

Alyse thought, scanning her mind. There had to be a plan that they could use for back-up. She was rather worried about how this was going. Farsiris has someone absolutely loyal to her. "Farsiris, is there any way you could contact someone who won't have switch allegiance and would help you out? The stablemaster, a tutor, a cook even... In case something happens and we need another way in." She hoped her hunch was right. She was worried about another plan failing.

((I hope this isn't moving too fast. I don't want her arriving there at an unrealistic pace, so tell me if you guys think she's going way too quickly.))
Lihua was only a day away from the town where she last knew Rysc to be at. Of course, he could have left by a different road and they passed each other. If he had gotten held up for some reason though, he would more than likely be here. Once she got there she'd ask the storekeeper he was planning on trading with.

Farsiris thought. No one came to mind, the nobles were fickle and their loyalty was always given to the biggest player on the board. Her tutors never lasted long in the castle, none she knew remained now. As for any kind of staff relationships.... She knew only a hostler who was very obviously smitten with her... But he might be just the person she could use to get back inside. Though, did she really want to mention her only resource no one knew about? She thought for a long moment. "Only one person... As a last resort we might be able to go to them." She conceded. "But that is a last resort."

Cameron felt the wagon golt to a halt. The man was inside a barn and she rolled lazily to a sitting position. The man barked to get off, that this was the end of the road. "yeah, yeah." She mummbled. "I think... We're in the next town over from the last one." She said groggily to Lihua. "Best get goin'. I think we can find someone who'll know where you lover is, or saw where he was headed." She stood up and stretched, the man wasn't pleased she was taking her time to get off the wagon back. She rolled her right shoulder, it seemed to be stiff, but then bending only a little she flipped off the cart. Landing firmly on her feet, she yawned again. "C'mon, mr. grumpy pants over there is probably wanting us to leave." He was silent, but his eyes burned with anger. He was now aware of what she was, several weapons were apparent when she had flipped. Also, the sash she wore that indictated her status as a Mercinary was visible, now she held her cloak closed though.

((This next week I may not be able to get on a lot or at all. I'll try though.))
Alyse nodded. "I just want a backup plan. I always find them useful." Alyse had a way of rushing into things, but she always tried to have a plan when her first plan failed. Even if she thought of it afterwards.

Lihua stepped off. She hadn't noticed Cameron's sash. She had noticed, however, the flip off the cart. "Wow. That was really good!" she exclaimed. "Let's go. Thank you for the ride." Lihua said, thanking the annoyed cart driver.