(OOC: Guess it's time for Soldin to make his big entrance and of course Dabiene talking to Simus.)
*Soldin*
Upon entering the small city of Whiterun, Soldin took in the surrounding sites it held and took a big breath. He smiled as he saw the hustling and bustling of people in the streets, shopping or doing whatever. Stepping away from the gate and walking down the street he noticed a lot of Stormcloaks. Not that he minded. Though he supposed they were a little arragant in their own right. He wasn't much into politics. As long as whoever was in charge was doing everything right and orderly he didn't care who it was. Unfortunately, Ulfric in Soldin's honest opinion was NOT doing anything right. Well, almost. The one thing he did do right was stand up for what he believed in. But that led to a lot of slaughtered men and women. Even children.
Of course Soldin himself didn't fight in the Civil War, and never wanted to. But now was time for him to save Skyrim and all her people. It was his time to shine. And he'd happily die to make things right.
As he stopped in the middle of the market he sat down next to the Bannered Mare on the stone wall. Right next to the Jewlery stall. Reaching up with both hands he took off his helm and placed it on his lap. Running his right hand through his hair he sighed in relief. He could finally relax after traveling so much. He watched for a while at the shop keepers and buyers. He then looked up at the clouds and the birds. "Hmmm.. So peaceful those birds... I envy you, you know? Able to do what you will... Without judgement. Lucky creatures..." He smiled softly up at them but didn't notice the footsteps behind him until the figure spoke, "Still daydreaming after all this time Soldin?" Jumping up he spun around with his helm tucked under his left arm.
"Vilkas! How are you my friend? Been it awhile it has!" He grinned playfully, his canines slightly pronounced. Vilkas smiled back saying, "Aye it has. And I'm doing well, my friend. What have you been up to lately hm? No trouble with the ladies at all?" He smirked as he saw Soldin roll his eyes and glare playfully. "No no. I'm not interested in anybody anyway! I have too many things on my mind, Vilkas. Besides, all the girls I've talked to only commented or were interested only on my looks. Hmph." Walking closer to him he threw his right arm over his friends shoulder. "And so what! I have you and your brother for talking, am I right?" The young men both grinned at each other. "I suppose so. Well, if you ever need anything or have any time to spare, don't hesitate to drop by at Jorrvaskr, brother." Vilkas threw one smile at his companion and walked away. "Don't worry, I'll keep it in mind..." Soldin whispered. Sighing he started walking to the Hall of the Dead. It was the real reason he was here, to help the resistance stop Ulfric and his rampaging destruction. Although it wasn't really rampaging destruction but needless to say, it needed to be stopped. The poor and helpless races that weren't Nords or had Nord ancestry were 'thrown out into the cold so to speak'. Unless they had ties like fighting for the Stormcloaks or supported them, they were safe.
Standing in front of the door to the Hall of the Dead he paused. He wasn't sure what he was going to find, but he hoped the journey was worth it. Clutching his helmet tighter he entered and walked down the path. He noticed a man after he entered but crepted away, not knowing what to make of him. As he continued along he noticed two men. "I wonder..." He muttered. Walking up to the small group he flashed a smile, his teeth straight and white. His ocean blue eyes flashed in confidence and hope. And his odd color of hair for his age shined even though it was somewhat dark in lighting. His skin was pale but not overly so. "Hello, I'm looking for Simus. Do you know where he is?"
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*Dabiene*
She was awakened by a familiar voice. Opening her eyes she came face to face with none other than Simus himself. Or she assumed so. And if this was Simus then he must have had a real shock upon walking in.
"We just need to talk when you're ready." After hearing that last part she was completely awake. He needed to know what happened, and if what Alice said was true then Simus could definately help. "Of course." She whispered. "Although I don't know if I can dislodge myself at the moment..." She grinned bashfully and looked down at the young lady in her arms. Regretfully she tried to untangle herself from Alice's grip. It was somewhat difficult since Alice's fists were balled up in her clothes as if she was her only lifeline. Finally managing to settle her down when she sturred, she slowly got out of the bed before turnning around and tuck Alice in more.
Facing Simus she whispered, "It's not what it seems to be, though it might be. I assure you I didn't hurt her in any way. She merely had a nightmare and well, safice to say I went in here to care for her. By the way, I ate some things from your kitchen I hope you don't mind. I'll pay for anything you need if that is what you require." Looking back at the figure in bed then back at the Father she whispered urgently, "We might want to get this over with and fast, I don't know your daughter but she seemed reluctant to let me go. And I don't know how she'll react to find me missing." Dabiene left out the details of Alice's very personal request. The Breton still didn't know what to say or do on the matter. After all she was standing before her father and Dabiene knew from experience to not step inbetween a father and his daughter. Or especially a mother and her daughter. "Alright, let's go talk now."