02-22-2018, 08:33 AM
"Ha! Yeah," she chuckled a little. "We'd be all panting and awkward," she said. "If they had stairs it would be even worse," she added with a light laugh. She disliked the situation she was forced into, but being able to laugh at it occasionally was good and made her feel a little less shitty about the whole thing.
"Hmm the town hall? I wonder if they'd let us look at what we're looking for?" She mused out loud. "That stuff might be hidden, or straight up removed." If pages were being torn, and information being withheld, she assumed it wouldn't be easily obtained. She thought walking into town hall and asking for the hidden information was silly but it would be worth a shot. You never know what you might find! Although since the town hall was so close to the park they might as well pop in and check anyway.
The horses came to a complete stop and both passengers carefully got out. Of course she had thanked the driver, she was raised to be polite.
She rolled her eyes at the stupid fog. "I remember when I first got here, I kept trying get out and it just wasn't working! It was so frustrating, I didn't understand. I still don't," she scoffed while staring into the thick mist. She watched him grab a rock.
"Hey be careful with that! It would be stupid if you tossed it in there, and the fog threw it back at us," she said. She was curious as well but was cautious.
"Hmm the town hall? I wonder if they'd let us look at what we're looking for?" She mused out loud. "That stuff might be hidden, or straight up removed." If pages were being torn, and information being withheld, she assumed it wouldn't be easily obtained. She thought walking into town hall and asking for the hidden information was silly but it would be worth a shot. You never know what you might find! Although since the town hall was so close to the park they might as well pop in and check anyway.
The horses came to a complete stop and both passengers carefully got out. Of course she had thanked the driver, she was raised to be polite.
She rolled her eyes at the stupid fog. "I remember when I first got here, I kept trying get out and it just wasn't working! It was so frustrating, I didn't understand. I still don't," she scoffed while staring into the thick mist. She watched him grab a rock.
"Hey be careful with that! It would be stupid if you tossed it in there, and the fog threw it back at us," she said. She was curious as well but was cautious.