Let your mind wander.... [Open]

[Cello]

Cello laughed again at her comment. "Yes, it is. But why be common when you can be origional?" He said. Loving that phrase. Has that phrase ever before been said? He liked it and set it aside in his brain to use it again, not realizing she was setting things aside her her mind as well.

Silence followed. To remove awkwardness he turned his head to the side, scanning for anything to say or do. It was odd for him to not be talking, but it wasn't odd for him to still be smiling. He spotted the large tower they stood not too far from. His grin grew bigger and he held out his hand. "Would you like to climb the steps and see the view of the lands from up there?" He asked, nodding to the tower.

They wouldn't be able to see too far, maybe, because the the snow clouds draped over the Ice lands and released their daily snow suplpy. However, the view would lovely up there. The snow covered trees with spots of green. The ice plain and who knows, maybe they could spot someone wandering around the forest.

[Dwayne Nalani]

“True.” Dwayne replied with a small nod of her head. A very good quote she noted with a small grin. She glanced around at the snow, disturbed by their snow fight earlier. It was odd for her to be so carefree but she was in a good mood so she was fine with it. She turned her attention back to Cello as he spoke. She turned her head to look at the tower. She gave a small shrug of her shoulders.

“Sure why not.” She replied with a small grin. The snow clouds would prevent them from seeing a whole lot, but they would get a good view of the town and the forest. She gently turned walking towards the building, going at an average pace for her. Underneath her cloak, her hands were stuffed in her pockets. For once she was slightly cold… odd, a blizzard would be coming.

[Cello]

Cello nodded and smoothly said with a grin, "A'right then."

Catching up to her with a few large strides, Cello steadied his pace to match her's. The tower wasn't a few yards away, but looking up, Cello could see it was way more than a few yards in height. He had no idea how many flights of stairs twirled up inside, but they were about to find out.

This lookout tower was abandoned at the moment. There was no reason to be watching this time of year, especially right after a war that had left all allliances wounded. Blizzards and winds would pound the lands with their fists, preventing the decrease in supplies if an army chose to leave behind their home at this season.

Reaching the large wooden door, Cello pulled the latch and attempted to open it. They now stood on stones, still covered in snow. The snow was piled in front of the door and the cold must have gotten to the hinges. The young man laughed and yanked at the door, swiping the snow with his boot. The wood finally gave in and the door flew open, Cello's face widening in surprise.

He straightened up and stepped to the side to let her go in first. The smell of cold stone immediatly came to Cello's nose. It was darker in side the tower, but a few windows with snowy sills showered a tin supply of white light. Cello waved a hand in front of the door for her to go in. There will kmost certainly be an interesting view from up there. It'll be a first in this tower, for Cello.

[ooc: Sorry it took so long.]

[Dwayne Nalani]

<sub>[[OOC: Don't worry about it ^^ ]]

Dwayne tilted her head back to look up at the massive tower. She wondered how hard it would be to shoot at someone from up there… and hit the right person at that. She quickly stepped up the steps and looked at the door. Most likely going to be frozen but they should be able to get it open. She watched as Cello attempted to open the door. She walked around him to the other side, raising her arm to hit the hinges to break off the ice. Yet before she could do anything the door decided to open, making her jump gently. So much for that plan she noted quietly, walking back around Cello.

“Thank you.” She said as she walked into the large tower. The smell of cold stone was unusual to her, and she personally did not like it. She gently wrinkled her nose but brushed off the smell as best she could. She tilted her head back to look at the winding staircase as it wove itself upward to the top of the tower.

“Holy….” She said as she thought of how much pain her legs might be once they reached the top. The fact that the first twenty stairs or so were a tad icy probably wouldn’t help either of them at the moment. She stood at the bottom of the stairs, motioning for him to go first. The view should be really nice from up there… getting up there though might be a bit of a pain. She wondered if they could just jump up to grab onto the next level and swing themselves up from there. She immediately shot the idea down, these stairs weren’t in the worlds strongest staircase department at the moment.</sub> [/color]