There were voices in the courtyard. There were not supposed to be voices in the courtyard! This was supposed to be easy, in and out with no complications.
Ugh. Demyx thought to himself and flattened his form against the ground and the bush he was hiding behind, trying to quiet his breathing. They were talking, the door was closing again...good. Good, he was alone. If he waited to give them time to clear the area-
Minnie's voice interrupted his impromptu plans and he covered his mouth to stifle a surprised grunt. She hadn't gone inside, like he'd thought. He peered out from behind to look around just a little bit. He could see the queen, but the others were gone. No guards. One little queen couldn't be much of a threat to him right?
Demyx shook his head a little bit. No, she was likely to have unanticipated powers. He couldn't even complain this task wasn't in his wheelhouse, it was. He briefly considered abandoning it, but Saix would kick his ass left, right and centre if he failed again.
He exhaled. Perhaps he could sneak in behind her back.
He waited. When she had her back to the door, and him, he made his move, a mad scramble to leave the area that ended in the most graceful of maneuvers, him tripping over a hedge and hitting the ground with a pained yelp.
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Ugh. Demyx thought to himself and flattened his form against the ground and the bush he was hiding behind, trying to quiet his breathing. They were talking, the door was closing again...good. Good, he was alone. If he waited to give them time to clear the area-
Minnie's voice interrupted his impromptu plans and he covered his mouth to stifle a surprised grunt. She hadn't gone inside, like he'd thought. He peered out from behind to look around just a little bit. He could see the queen, but the others were gone. No guards. One little queen couldn't be much of a threat to him right?
Demyx shook his head a little bit. No, she was likely to have unanticipated powers. He couldn't even complain this task wasn't in his wheelhouse, it was. He briefly considered abandoning it, but Saix would kick his ass left, right and centre if he failed again.
He exhaled. Perhaps he could sneak in behind her back.
He waited. When she had her back to the door, and him, he made his move, a mad scramble to leave the area that ended in the most graceful of maneuvers, him tripping over a hedge and hitting the ground with a pained yelp.
Of all the bad luck...