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[ShadowHeart]

Raven walked through the streets of Teirm. He sighed as he watched the people walking past him, all of them minding their own business. He was bored once more. He had left Ellesméra recently after letting the elves know that Galbatorix was no longer in his fortress, but traveling about Alagaesia, most likely planning something terrible.

He sighed and walked into the nearest tavern. He didn't really know what to do with himself. He wasn't sure he wanted to join in the fight, joining sides was not something he did. He'd rather just live his life under his own loyalty. Never mind if the other elves called him a traitor or a coward, which they surely would when he refused not to fight. He sighed and walked up to the bar.

"Get me something strong," he said.

[Galbatorix]

Galbatorix was in the tavern, a hood drawn over his face this time. It wasn't that he didn't want to hide his identity, he just wanted to be able to talk to people without them quaking with fear and hiding things. He had been asking people if they had seen anyone who matched Kerriel's description, acting like a father who's daughter had been taken from him. The play was a success, for the people were sympathetic and one or two even heard about her.

He was just heading to the bar to ask another person when he saw a familiar face. It was the elf, the arrogant one that had refused to swear fealty to him. With a cruel smile, Galbatorix made sure his face was hidden in shadow and walked over to him.

"Excuse me," he said, using the modern tongue so as to not come off as suspicious. "I am looking for my daughter, she has been taken from me..."

[ShadowHeart]

Raven was in no mood to talk to anyone. He glanced over at the person and saw that their face was cloaked in shadows. He shrugged and took a gulp of mead, thinking of just ignoring the person altogether. Besides, Alagaesia was big, what chance was there of finding a missing person?

"Why don't you look elsewhere, eh? I've seen plenty of young women, not like anything I say could help you find her," he replied in the Ancient language, hoping the man would belive he didn't understand and therefore move on.