(Forest) Who better to ask then a rougue

[Sarie Thimble]

Sarie walked quietly thought the castle hoping is wasn't about to run in to a teacher. She was heading for the forest. She was looking for answers and who better than to ask then a rougue. They seem to know what was going and they where always in the forest.

She walked in to the darkness. The wind blew the dead leaves there around the group. That lost its effect now she had been in the forest some time before. She was really here to check out the the trials. She needed answers. She found a nice comity looking rock and sat down. Now all she had to do was wait.

[Jake Gobien]

Laying upon the damp grass Gobien rested with his arms beneath his head as he gazed up at the bright stars above. He'd settled himself in a small clearing and now rested quite contented just watching the stars march across the night sky, their twinkling reflected in his own bright blue eyes as he licked his lips and yawned.

Hearing a distant noise his head swivelled towards it, and he immediately became excited; movement yay, he thought as he arose unsteadily, then stretched, flexing his shoulders and finally ready he set off towards where he'd heard the noise; a light footstep he thought. Strolling along he made no effort at stealth, because he wanted the confrontation. Eyes roving around he scanned his surroundings seeing nothing untoward as he moved along, until he spied a small girl, maybe even her first year sitting with her back against a rock and seemingly at complete peace with the world. Grinning his curiousity was sparked, why on earth was she here? Just sitting there, as if waiting for someone, with a smile he stepped out of the shadows, "good evenin' what brings you here?" He asked bluntly settling down to sit across from her, neither meant harm to the other, so he relaxing in her company was easy enough.

[Sarie Thimble]

Sarie jumped when she saw a man come. She was hoping he would come. "I have some questions that I need answered. I was hoping you could answer some of them." She had heard his thought she couldn't believe she was so small every one was thinking she was a first year. She sighed.

[Jake Gobien]

Legs crossed Gobien sat opposite the girl hands steepled together as he wondered why she would really have some questions that needed answering that desperately that she need risk entering the forest; few people dared such a quest yet she sat there as calm as a cucumber. He found it unnerving bu also very commendable that she had such courage, or maybe she didn't quite know the dangers of the forest? No she'd been in here before, or else she'd be looking all about like a little kid in a sweet shop, or himself in a sweet shop in fact.

Chuckling he responded, "straight to the point...I like that." He smiled comfortingly, though she seemed completely at home in these surroundings already. Of course she didn't look nearly so shabby and weatherswept as he.

"I might be able to answer, some." He added guardedly, he didn't want to get her hopes up, and besides she probably shouldn't know the answers, she had clearly been looking for a rogue, so she was likely to ask something about their continued strife with the Ministry, quite what though he couldn't imagine so easily.

[Sarie Thimble]

She sighed. She was happy she didn't know this but a large smiled appeared on her face. "I have one really big question that I really need answered. What is going on? I heard the Rogues and the Ministry don't get along why is that? What do you rogues do anyway why do they wonder the forest of all places. There are lots of things you don't want to meet on your own but I've never seen any of you a group you always are by yourselves. She sighed. "I understand that you might not answer them all but I just don't like being in the dark since this happens out side my window." She sighed again. She looked at the trees as they swayed in the wind.