Maiven Lightfoot (Arandor) Auto-translated

- Alright, thanks, - the halfling placed a copper coin in the merchant's hand and headed towards the hatch. - Joon, let's go.

“Listen, that was a great idea!” said June, following Maven. “All the best!” said the merchant, who was quite satisfied with the payment. Before the eyes of the Yoru and the half-ling appeared a flat roof. They had to bend down and move carefully, otherwise they would be noticed: apparently, the Sylvan were still here, although they could not be seen from this position.

- Crouch down as low as you can, June. We need to move very carefully so we don't get noticed, - said the partisan, and began his journey.

Maiven was doing quite well, but Yor was lagging behind. However, it seemed they made it, and they crawled to the other side of the building, where they could either jump down from the other side or climb the tempting staircase (in the latter case, they would hardly go unnoticed).

- We'll be spotted if we stay up here, so let's jump down. But be careful, - the halfling looked down to choose a landing spot and make sure there wasn't anyone nearby.

There was no one around, and he could jump down and then leave this unsafe place through the narrow alleys, which June cautiously began to do.

Maiven followed his friend.

The friends thought they had gone unnoticed. However, after walking a bit further, they saw a Sylvan with a raven on his shoulder.

- Something tells me he's not one of them. Look at his clothes; he's dressed like a vagrant. But it's best to keep an eye on him for a while.

--Yes, I was scared at first too, but he looks more like a vagrant now. Let's go.

- Alright, let's go. And don't look at him, - the halfling went first.

Sylv entered the market square and looked around.

- I wonder who he's looking for, - the hobbit said aloud, continuing to walk in the direction they needed to go.

Sylv approached the red-haired halfling near one of the tents and started talking to him.

- Let's pass by them; maybe we'll hear what they're talking about.