"I've been told my laugh is very infectious," Rowan said solemnly. Then she grinned, "I may have a lot of weapons, but I can't hold onto much more without them being visible. And having visible weapons gets you killed much faster."

Laura shrugged with the tiniest of smiles. She liked this one. Very up front. She kept her guard up though, most magic users were not to be trusted. "You're not wrong, but we must get going. Standing out in the woods is no longer safe. Anything else we need to take off you before the guys scoop you up and we take off?"

"Nah. We are good to go," Rowan confirmed, "Any particular way I should do anything?" By this she meant should she be stiff? relaxed? limp? Rowan didn't want to compromise the faeries flying.

The guys smirked lightly as Laura replied. "Nope, just don't move to much. Good luck by the way, you might need it." The older woman smirked and she was off into the air and was closely followed by the two guys who took off and took one arm of Rowan's each. They hardely slowed down and held on to Rowan tight.

Rowan let herself relax as she watched the passing scenes. She watched in awe at the passing scenery. Flying seemed so... unreal.

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While people were throwing things at her, Rowan just smiled. Behind that smile she was sorta detached from what happened around her.

Kori chuckled softly and dismissed the guys who had brought Rowan here, they left their packs that were filled with Rowan's weapons. This left Lauren, Kori and Rowan alone. "I believe I've heard the name Rowan before. Daughter of King Aldwin but not really, daughter of Queen Gwendolyn and that disgusting other immortal who I hope burns in a fire. I'm not assuming you are this girl. For that would be rude of me. But you do look greatly alike with the pictures I've seen of her. It's most likely a coincidence of course, poor girl, has been gone for quite some time. King Aldwin has spoken a few times how he misses her but knows she always wanted to be free. Poor man, he ages with time. Queen Gwendolyn though, she barely seems to age. Odd though. I'll have to look into it later." Kori smirked lightly and winked at Rowan as if sharing a secret.

Rowan's darker skin, a stark contrasting with her mother's, paled at the wise woman's words. She shook her head, glancing at the lady who had captured her out of the corner of her vision, "I... I suppose the King and Queen will most likely forget about her soon enough. Nothing memorable, other than her heritage." Rowan choaked on her words, but spit them out. She had spent too long looking for a way out of the Royal life to have poeple start believing she was a Princess again.

Kori chuckled softly, Laura seemed slightly confused by the sudden talk of queens and kings and the older woman waved her away. "You can leave Laura, Alvaro will be here in a moment anyways. Plus, it's not like this one can sprout wings and fly out of here." Laura nodded and hopped out the doorway, disappearing for a moment before flying back up into view. Kori looked at Rowan and simply said. "Love is not something easy to forget Rowan. Remember that. Anyways, you still haven't answered my question, what were you doing so close to our borders? They tell me you were stalling when they found you. So who told you of our border?" Kori didn't seem upset or anything, just curious. Despite her age, she still couldn't understand humans and their complexity.