Barracks: Aziza glanced over towards Josephine and Haakon, only half hearing the conversation since she listening more to Lauren at the time. Though from what she had caught she wasn't too worried about. She wanted to know what was going on as well. Granted she wasn't too interested in why Vera fainted, between drinking and what seemed to be tense between Vera and Mr. Drake it seemed kind of obvious to her. As far as the whole mystery, hell yes she wanted to know. She trusted Josephine, Haakon not so much but that was only because of her fear of her ex-husband finding her and the attack the night before. She just hoped the journalist had as much integrity as Josephine seemed to think he did.
Glancing around she noted the man from the prison was still there and it seemed he wasn't paying attention right then. Apparently it wasn't his concern that someone passed out and he was staying out of the way. Probably a good thing. Looking back to Josephine she put her finger to her lips and motioned towards the prison man. As much as she figured they wanted to talk about things, they had signed the paper not to discuss it in front of anyone that wasn't part of the military or their group. That man obviously wasn't. Looking over at Mr. Drake, she remembered he wasn't either. He wasn't there to sign any papers the night before, he wasn't a member of the military from what she knew. So he was another they couldn't talk about such things in front of currently.
As the bottle was held in front Vera, she breathed it in. A little at first and she responded, somewhat. Her head turning slightly and she seemed to sigh in a half asleep state.
"Will..." she seemed to whisper as her hand waved lightly in front of her face. Coming to slightly caused her to breath in more deeply and then her eyes snapped open and she gasped as she slid back from it quickly.
"Oh God! What is that!" she exclaimed as she half sat up before pressing her hand to her head and swooning slightly.
"Oh my... why is the room spinning?" Placing her other hand on the ground she tried to stay sitting up as she looked around confused to why everyone was gathered around her and she was on the floor.
"Um hello?" It was about that time that the Medic came rushing into the room with his pack and over to them. Aziza placing her hand in Harry's and taking a step back to give the man more room. "Well hello to you too," he aid as he knelt down and placed his hand to her head.
"From what I was told you had a momentary lapse of consciousness." "Oh dear..." she muttered under her breath, her cheeks flushing in embarrassment.
"No worries Lady Munn, just hold still and let me check you," he said in a calm voice as he checked her eyes and her heart rate. Vera bit her bottom lip lightly as she sat there, her eyes drifting to William and then looking away quickly. The Medic quirked a brow before taking a breath and helping Vera to her feet. Vera stumbled slightly, the Medic slipping an arm around her to steady her. "Lord Major, I believe she is just a bit dizzy but I will take her to the infirmary to be sure," he said towards Keystone, he figured she was fine but he wasn't going to take any shortcuts when it came to the Lord Majors niece.
"You there, give us a hand would you?" he said singling out Mr. Drake.
"What?" Vera asked confused, her eyes darting over to William and feeling her cheeks warm again. Him? Carrying her? Oh this couldn't be happening....
"He seems strapping enough to carry you, you shouldn't walk right now Lady Munn," the medic assured her. Mr. Drake was the tallest and seemed to be the most fit out of the men present that were not on guard. The Medic himself was younger and while he had drug men from foxholes this was a lady and he figured needed a bit more of a delicate touch than the potato sack treatment.
"No, I am fine I assure you. I can walk," she said taking a step and nearly hitting the floor again. The medic steadied her and gave her an incredulous look. Sighing deeply she nodded slightly, acquiescing in silence.
"Good, no come now. Help a lady out," he Medic said motioning for William to come take Vera off his hands.
Garden City: Aton chuckled slightly and shook his head a bit. "I see all my aunt's beauty, I just know a diamond when I see one," he said with a bit of a wink.
"Oh you, get out of here before you you make a bigger fool of yourself," Neema chuckled smacking her nephew slightly. He mockingly rubbed his arm and laughed.
"Very well, I will get going. I have a message to deliver," he added, his eyes not leaving Nora as he gave her a parting nod before hurrying on his way and out the door to deliver the message and run errands. Neema shook her head with an understanding aunt look before glancing back over to Nora.
"You know, he isn't one to flatter a lady if he didn't think it were true. Glad to see my nephews eye sight is holding strong," she said as he left. "I believe I have just a few more things to tend to before I am finished. If you need anything, please just ring the bell in your room. I shouldn't be but a few, if you would like I believe we should visit an old friend of mine at the museum, the curator and I go way back. He might be able to help us."
The Road To The Museum: It would take a few to get the alleyway but once there the crowds thinned substantially. Most were focused on the over turned cart and it left the side street more open than the rest of the road in that area. Mosi would be able to detour around the cart crash and crowd without problem it seemed. The largest amount of "things" in the alleyway was a bunch of cat mulling about and meowing as they hurried from this way to that. One just sitting there perched on top of a statue of what looked to be a pharaoh, eying Mosi with its golden eyes. It's short cream colored fur shining in the light of the alleyway as it meowed slightly.
While the side street was more open there were still vendors there but they seemed to cater more to the local crowd and not the tourists. There were not lines of tables or stalls set up selling the latest gaudy trinkets. The food was home style and not catering to the tourists. Older women sat there cooking in their open kitchens with large windows and trays laid out for them to serve if people wanted. The smell of incense was heavier in the closer surroundings and there was even a few places that were selling various items that looked to be older.