Diana Jaeger

Elizabeth was really, really mean. This was Diana’s first time doing a job under someone else supervision and she had thought the green-haired woman would be a little more lenient than Honora. After all, the seventeen-year-old wanted to touch just about everything that fascinated her and going to a rich man’s house would present her with countless opportunities to do so. Sure, she would break an item or two as she was prone to do, but he was rich and probably could afford to replace whatever she broke.

Sadly, she was told right before her companion knocked on the door to, essentially, keep her hands to herself. It earned Elizabeth a whine from the huntress for, again, she had planned to touch anything that caught her eyes. Diana didn’t mind holding Elizabeth’s hand or anything, she actually preferred it despite how odd it may seem to others, but to take it now would make it extremely difficult to slip away.

“Fine.”

She’d say before the door swung open, the red-headed teen folding her arms across her chest with a defeated look on her face. She hoped it would fool Elizabeth into believing that she would be good, though that would prove unlikely later on. After all, her favourite companion had sent a glare her way when they walked into the room of priceless books and breakable trinkets before the huntress could even wonder off. It was a glare that resulted in Diana staying far from said trinkets and listening to the boring man that was their client.

Though, she promptly forgot about that glare when the duo were led into a room full of valuables that were begging to be touched by the huntress. Elizabeth’s eyes were on her, but Diana didn’t notice and so, the teen edged closer to one of the various display cases. She reached out to touch it, but before she could plant her hand firmly upon the glass so that she may open it, she was stopped in her tracks by Elizabeth. She jumped, and her eyes darted over to her green-haired companion.

“I didn’t touch it!”

She quickly said. Her hands were quickly behind her back and she made some distance between herself in her intended target. It was futile though since she had been caught red-handed.

For a brief moment their client seemed unsure of rather or not he should trust the green-haired woman and the childlike teenager, but that feeling was gone pretty quickly. The duo were, after all, the only two willing to retrieve his gem.

“Kenta’s house is located on the other side of town. You can’t miss it since it’s the only house at the end of the street.”

If Elizabeth’s attention was on Richard and Richard alone, Diana would take that opportunity to nab one of the various gems from their cases - he really needed better security. If Elizabeth was paying attention, well, Diana would still try, but her attempt would be foiled. Either way, the duo would make their way out of Richard’s house and towards Kenta’s residence.