Alicia snagged the paper and looked at it for a second. "Well... All right, i guess. Let's go." She started heading towards the door.

Sar'versa looked at his two new companions, nodding at the woman's words that they should leave soon. He's eyes soon travelled over to the kid, his right eye, visible through his helmet, glowed with that warm orange it had, and tightened as he looked upon the kid. "Your smile says your brave, yet your voice betrays you." His words where cold, but not threatening. He obviously didn't like, what seemed to be, the smirk the kid gave off. After that he trailed behind the woman as they left.

Once they left the bar, Sar'versa would seem to disappear for a moment without a word or trace, then not even two minuets later, he would re-appear, now carrying a spear in his hand. The weapon was about his height, maybe a bit taller than himself. It looked old, yet cared for, the metal tip of the weapon seemed to have been polished and sharpened regularly, while the pole of the spear seemed to have been polished, repaired with iron rings and even had leather grips added to them, which appeared to be fairly new. Near the tip of the spear, two long strips of red cloth seemed to be wrapped around the tip, giving off a rather threatening look as it flailed in the wind wildly.

He didn't say anything as he reappeared, he just followed the two as they went along to their quest.

"W-well, you know..." Lustre said bashfully, deciding to take the mans words as a compliment. Lustre took a deep breath and took on a more determined facial expression. "Alright, I'm ready."

Sar'versa didn't speak as they made their way over to the castle. The only audible sound they got from him was the sound of his armour softly clanking together and the butt of his spear hitting the ground. Once the castle came into sight, he suddenly stopped within his tracks. He removed his helmet, showing off his strong features, and short cut black hair. Holding his helmet under his left arm, he held his right hand up above his eyebrows, blocking out the harsh sun. Squinting at the castles corners, he looked out for any movement, looking for archers. After a while of saying nothing he put his helmet on.

"I cannot see any bowmen, however stay on guard." Sar'versa said, more towards Lustre than Alicia. Whether it was because he thought Lustre was the weaker one of the group, or because he knew they would be the distraction, was rather hard to tell, when he kept his voice as cold as the icy island he was born on.

Rioichi Celanor:
Soon the knight lost sight of the archers since they used the fire and what was left of the tents as a cover for their escape. When he came to the other side of the fire they were gone.

Rioichi Celanor:
On his way back, the knight met the servant who showed him the way again. He was hiding behind a tree until Rioichi past it. "How did it go?" he asked and walked toward the lord. He must have noticed the fire out of the corner of his eye because he suddenly turned his head in surprise. "Huh. I guess that's a way to get rid of them."

Alicia took a look at the castle. "Well, i guess this is where we split up. You two figure out some kind of distraction, i'll sneak up into the tower. So simple even a child could do it."