![]() Thanks be to the gods, the men were otherwise preoccupied with the brawl taking place behind them. Hadyn thanked her lucky stars that the trio weren't on the guards' short list tonight but they'd be better off getting Yorick out of the Coin before he managed any more destruction. Maduro was tossing quips her way but she hardly heard him over the din. But the intention was clear. It was time to leave. Encouraging Yorick on, the brunette scanned the crowd as they pushed through, directing the redhead with pressure on his back. Finally making it to the door, the two blacksmiths spilled out into the dark dank alley, the larger of the two leaning heavily against the frame of the building. The noise from within permeated the narrow lane but it seemed they were alone for now. Leaving the redhead were he rested the woman glanced at the door to make sure it was shut before shaking her head, hands on her hips as she faced the offending man. "Y'ought to be banned from that place," she muttered more to herself than Yorick, who was still enthralled by the cut on his cheek. Her words sunk in and he tossed her a mean scowl, remaining stationary as he shook his head. "Ah come off it," he rumbled, waving a hand her direction. "Wasn't hardly my fault." "Oh aye," the brunette retorted with a snort and a toss of her head. "Poor Damien punched his'elf, did he?" "Took money straight from my bag," Yorick replied grimly, expression shadowed with the memory. Heaving himself up against the wall and steadying himself with one hand, he stared at Hadyn as a new thought dawned upon him. "Who's yer friend anyhow?" |