Daggerhorn..

James: I had felt my heart quicken and then stop when she pulled away and walked out. I sat there, my mouth hanging open just slightly.

Lark: I smiled, "No, but she's what I'd imagine a sister to be like. Her parents are super strict when home and leave her with her strange aunt who always seems to be mumbling about some crazy thing when they're gone. She needs someone, and I've known her for a long time." I began on the bracelet.

Artemis smiled to herself and wandered around the camp curiously. She didn't want to go home yet, not to her boring village. this place was so much better

Joke: I laughed and gave Sam a small smile. "I have to agree with you there. It lets you know someones humor right away. Wither they like kids or not."

Sariah: "Oh, wow. That's very sweet of you." I said smiling, watching him work. His hands were so nimble, it would have taken alot of skill to fix that bracelet.

Sam: I smiled and chuckled watching her. "How old are you Josie?"

James: I forced myself to stand, groaning at the pain and walked outside, the cool breeze hitting me and sending chills down my spine. Hannah, the one that sold baked goods, tossed me a fresh tunic as she walked by and I smirked, pulling it on.

Artemis found and abandon campfire and sat down by it, enjoying its warm as she silently absorbed the bustle of the crowd. they simply fascinated her

Josie: "Fourteen." I said and glanced at the tree he'd fallen out of. With a grin I hiked up my green skirt and climbed onto a low branch and then pulled myself up until I couldn't go any further. "I wont fall out."

Lark: "Thank you." I said and put the bracelet in the fire. "What about you, that little boy your brother?"

James: I wandered around trying to find something useful to do, but I was just pushed out of the way by the women who often seemed to seek me out, just to push me out of the way and tell me to go back to my tent and rest.

Sariah: I nodded. "That's my youngest brother Samuel. We just call him Sam though, he hates it when you call him by his full name." I smiled, watching him with intrigue. "How long have you been a smithy?"

Sam: I watched her curiously and quickly scrambled up after her and sat beside her.

Lark: "For about two months, I fondues training three ago but it took me another to find get this place." I smiled at her as I sat the bracelet in the water and the steam came running out. "How long have you been dancing? " I asked remembering what she was wearing before.

Josie: I spread my skirt out and lifted my head to the sky. "Mom would be yelling at me right now. A proper young lady does not climb trees." I said mimicing her voice.

Sariah: I shrugged. "Ever since I can remember. My mother was a dancer..so I just followed after her I guess." I watched him carefully, my head turned slightly to the side.

Sam: I laughed watching her. "Does your mom really sound like that?"

Lark: I removed the bracelet from the water and dried it off before handing it to her. "That's pretty neat. " I said about her dancing. "Try it on. Maybe you could show Josie a few things, she hasn't been taught a thing but she dances all the time."

Josie: I nodded, "Absolutely. She doesn't think anything that's fun is lady like."

Sariah: I smiled and unhooked the bracelet, and slipped it on, clasping it and gave it a slight shake. It jingled and I smiled happily as it didn't break. "Perfect." I said and looked up at him. "I doubt that she would be allowed to learn my dancing." I gave a slight smile.

Sam: "Really?" I asked, my eyes wide. "Wow."

Lark: I laughed, "She isn't allowed to do anything. But she does it anyway. " I frowned as something sat on the edge of my thoughts something important about Josie. I started on the other item. I smiled at her, she was nice to talk to.

Josie: I nodded in agreement, "I know, and I bet you get to do all kinds of fun stuff."

Sam: "Not really. I have to work a lot." I said and looked over at her.

Sariah: I smiled back, blushing slightly. "Well then, maybe I could teach you to dance as well."

Josie: I smiled at him, "What do you do?"

Lark: I blushed, "I don't know about that, I have two left feet." The hitch was easier than the bracelet, I figured it would only take about ten minutes.

Sariah: I laughed and shook my head. "If I can teach my brothers to dance, I think I could teach just about anyone to dance."

Sam: I watched her and my chest puffed out a little. "I carry supplies to everyone. Like the flame eaters and the sword jugglers."

Lark: I smiled doubtfully, "Perhaps." I was almost done with the hitch. What was it that I had forgotten about Josie....it was important.

Sariah: I watched him quietly, it was obivious he was either thinking or trying to concentrate, so I let him do just that.

Josie: I tried not to giggle, he looked so proud. "That's an important job." I said and realized it was true.

Lark: I put the last of the hitch in place and paused, the answer on the edge of my mind...... "Josie!" I yelled and glanced around. "I was spose to be watching her!"

Sariah: I looked at him a little shocked. "Oh. She's probably back at the camp." I looked at him and bit the corner of my lip. "Would you mind walking me back? I'm..I'm slightly scared of your village after what happened...and we can look for Josie while we are there."

Sam: I smiled widely. "Yup. Today is my day off."

I am falling asleep --> <--- so I'm going to say goodnight

Lark: I nodded my understanding, "Good idea. It would ne my pleasure."

Josie: I smiled broadly, "Then lets do something fun." I slipped from the branch, and grabbed it with my hands before dropping to the ground and smiling up at him.