Allowing herself a soft chuckle, she answered, "Yes, of course. Plenty of times." Cressida looked around her, "And this is one of those occasions right?"

He showed it to her by chucking a rock at a tree. Cressida raised an eyebrow, "Ok..." she said, "We are waiting for... what exactly?" she asked, bemused.

Cressida ran her hand through her hair. She was sick of getting confused with everything. It wasn't a very good position for her. She was usually so sure...

Loyal gave a small gasp, watching the rock come flying at his face. Quickly jumped to another branch, dodging the rock but shaking the branch and the leaves along with it in the process.

He mentally slapped himself, he could've done it a bit more quietly...
Loyal scurried over to another branch continuing to watch the two. This guy...he was good...Loyal must admit, to sense him there. After all Loyal was very good at hiding himself and his aura...

His sharp elven ears picked up the noise.

"Did you hear that?", he asked Cressida.

Bob mentally sighed with relief. He took a lucky guess at that tree, and wasn't sure if anyone was nearby.

"I know you're there!", he shouted, "Show yourself!"

Cressida narrowed her eyes. "I heard it and saw it," she answered. The leaves floated lazily onto the ground as whatever it was disrupted them.

She crossed her arms and waited beside Bob, not saying anything else. He let Bob do all the talking. After all, he spoke what was exactly on her mind.

Wondering how long whoever it was had been there, she zoned out.

Loyal went to jump onto another branch when his luck ran out, not that there was much left anyway. His foot slipped and he flipped. Loyal gasped as he fell down, back first.

After hitting the ground and getting winded, his invisibility cloak began to disappear. Loyal groaned and rolled to his side, trying to get air back ino his lungs.

Finally the air was let through and he took a big breath. He rolled again and landed on his stomach trying to get back up. He was just about to rise from his knees when his body stopped agreeing with him, so he stayed kneeling on the ground. "Hello..." He uttered, barely hearing himself. The distance he fell wasn't far but the rocks at the bottom that greeted him hurt! A lot too...

Loyal thought of running but he could barely move. He wondered what the male would do...and what Cressida would say...

The sudden noise brought Cressida back. She looked at the tree sharply, before flicking her gaze at the fallen figure.

She was about to roll her eyes and dismiss the person when a few familiar features caught her eye.

Cressida cursed, "Damn," she muttered.

Running towards him, Cressida pressed her hand against his head and sent a healing impulse travelling on.

Stepping back, she looked between Bob and Loyal.

Well... what a coincidence. she thought dryly after a moment of studying them both. Cressida wondered how long Loyal had been watching...

Bob looked at Cressida. He saw her reactions to the fall.

"You know this person?", he asked.

He felt intruded by this newcomer dropping in. Even though he had just barely arrived, he still didn't like not knowing people.

He started to walk towards the new personage.

"Oh I know him all right," Cressida answered bitterly. Why did he have to be there now? It was just like when she fell except Bob was now with them. Most importantly, how did such an event rise that it felt as if Loyal was spying on them, when that couldn't possibly be the case. Could it?

She sighed and rippled, becoming a water figure before taking another appearance.

"Loyal, what are you doing here?" Cressida asked tiredly.

Loyal took a deep breath, he knew that he would have to do some explaining...He gave a sigh. "It's not what you think," He started, scratching his head. "I just came here and I happened to stumble upon you guys talking..." He blinked before filling in the last part. "Curiosity got the better of me."

He turned to the man who was walking towards them and crawled back only a bit. "I didn't mean to listen to what you guys were saying! Honest!" He started to panic,unsure of what to say anymore, if Cressida or this guy didn't believe him he might be in a bit of trouble.

"I just happened to come here..." He squeaked, his eyes flicking around from one place to another. He seemed like a lost puppy, desperately trying to find its master. "I'm really sorry for intruding..." Trying to make himself as small as possible.

Bob looked emotionless. "Well, I wasn't thinking much in the first place, so it looks like I better get started."

When he heard the part about curiosity, his pointed ears perked up. Hearing that statement reminded him of an individual that always had that problem. A very short individual...

Then Bob saw the poor fellow cower down in panic. Bob tried to look unhappy, but different thoughts kept tickling his mind.

It wasn't long before he realized that he was on the ground, crying in his laughter.