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Charles followed after, he got his weapons and some light armor from a servant. Out back- there was a huge wagon with two horses in the front of it- neighing and stamping thier feet. Various crates and boxes full of items needed for the travels were being loaded. A final box apparently holding the candlewax was put in. Charles said to them both, "Now you might as well know now, I've never gone on any sort of quest before- I find that my best contributions to mankind...or whatever come when I'm NOT adventuring." He looked back at the castly forlornly and whispered to himself, "Melia..."

As she was walking out of the castel a servant had handed her some chain mail. she thanked them, and started out with the others. "Good to know, but dont feel so weird about it i havent been out on a quest either. Now lets go." She ignored there coments on Melia and put a foot on the wagon. Leaning inside to see what they where bringing exposeing her ankles.

Armand chuckled to himself and stepped into the wagon. "Don't fret," he said as he sat down on the bench in front. "I know a few things about horses. I grew up with them!" He took the reins in hand and checked to see if everyone was ready. "Well come on. We don't have all day!"

Armand lead the horses on out from the castle. The sun was setting and it would be dark soon and they would have to stop. The road was in good condition, but it could be worse and the last thing they needed was a horse with a broken ankle. "We should stop soon, once we see a claering or something..."

She set down her insturment. The sky was fading fast, and it was getting harder to see every second. Gina looked up at the men. "So who are you two? What's your story?" She lowered her gaze, and twirled her hair between her fingers.

"Not as detailed as i would perfer, but it sufficed." She raised an eyebrow. "what about you?" She motioned at Armand. "Armand was it? What adventures have befallen you over the course of your life?" Gina still just sat there. There realy wasnt much to do in the carrige. This didnt boed with her well. She wasnt very good with haveing nothing to do, and even anticipateing things did'nt please her.

"Sounds like you both have led intresting lives," She frownd a little. She had acomplished so much, but done so little. Her life had been a living hell, and would of pleased few people. She had'nt understood why people liked to live the way she priviosly did. It was nothing, but bordom, and headaches.