Liza Fairpaw
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Liza lifted her nose, sniffing the still, night air. Above the usual stench of the harbor, she smelled the telltale scent of fried noodles and questionable meat. Scooting away from the peak of the pitched roof upon which she perched, the mouse Rangeblade slid down to the gutter and peered to the balcony below.
"Oi," she called out quietly to the beast exiting the building onto the balcony. "Did y' remember my sweet rolls?"
Rory, the sea otter Longblade commander, tossed a paper bag up to her. "Got a double order, not to worry."
With a small squeal of glee, the mouse snatched the bag from the air. She opened it and pulled out a steaming, soft roll. "'Gates, I've been cravin' these. Thanks, mate."
"Don't eat 'em all before I get up there."
The big otter hauled himself onto the roof, a short spear strapped to his back and a bag of fragrant, savory food slung over his shoulder. He and the mouse climbed back up to the peak of the roof once more, and he began to dole out the containers of food. "Any movement yet?"
"Nah," Liza said, shaking her head as she spoke around a mouthful of bread. "Makes me wonder if we got bad intel."
Liza had been staked out overlooking a particular alley for two hours since nightfall, waiting for a suspected Alkamarian spy to meet with an Imperial contact. Inside the building they were perched upon, more Smudgies waited. Her orders were simple: provide cover for the Unsmudgables on the ground below when they made a surprise attack on the surreptitious meeting.
Rory shrugged and was about to speak again when Liza put up a paw to quiet him. She pointed towards the shadowy entrance of the alley where somebeast moved. "Think that could be them?" the mouse whispered.
The sea otter commander swallowed a mouthful of noodles. "Can't tell from up here. Tiff on the ground probably has eyes on 'em, though. Just wait for the signal."
Indeed, from the height and with the way the moonshadows fell, it was impossible to tell just what manner of beast lurked on the ground below.
"Oi," she called out quietly to the beast exiting the building onto the balcony. "Did y' remember my sweet rolls?"
Rory, the sea otter Longblade commander, tossed a paper bag up to her. "Got a double order, not to worry."
With a small squeal of glee, the mouse snatched the bag from the air. She opened it and pulled out a steaming, soft roll. "'Gates, I've been cravin' these. Thanks, mate."
"Don't eat 'em all before I get up there."
The big otter hauled himself onto the roof, a short spear strapped to his back and a bag of fragrant, savory food slung over his shoulder. He and the mouse climbed back up to the peak of the roof once more, and he began to dole out the containers of food. "Any movement yet?"
"Nah," Liza said, shaking her head as she spoke around a mouthful of bread. "Makes me wonder if we got bad intel."
Liza had been staked out overlooking a particular alley for two hours since nightfall, waiting for a suspected Alkamarian spy to meet with an Imperial contact. Inside the building they were perched upon, more Smudgies waited. Her orders were simple: provide cover for the Unsmudgables on the ground below when they made a surprise attack on the surreptitious meeting.
Rory shrugged and was about to speak again when Liza put up a paw to quiet him. She pointed towards the shadowy entrance of the alley where somebeast moved. "Think that could be them?" the mouse whispered.
The sea otter commander swallowed a mouthful of noodles. "Can't tell from up here. Tiff on the ground probably has eyes on 'em, though. Just wait for the signal."
Indeed, from the height and with the way the moonshadows fell, it was impossible to tell just what manner of beast lurked on the ground below.