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Asami shifted slightly in her sleep, her eyes slowly opening when she felt the carriage going to a sudden stop. She could barely make out Sugawara's form as he hopped off the driver's seat, lightly jogging towards her before holding it open. "Your Excellency, I suggest we find somewhere to rest for the night."
She hummed in response, sluggishly waking the woman next to her as she held back a yawn, "Your Grace, Sir Sugawara and I will look around for an inn nearby. In case anything happens, shout and we'll be there as soon as possible."
Acacia absentmindedly nodded as she shook herself awake. She watched as the other two walked away with an oil lantern, barely enough to illuminate their path through. Yawning, she blindly reached for anything to do in the time being before she felt her fingers brushing against a parchment.
The ravenette took it in her hands, studying it as she rid of her sleepiness. She was then reminded of Suna's warning, making her curiosity peaked. She was eager to know of whatever the content might be.
After a few minutes of debating, the princess decided that a little peek won't hurt. Acacia looked around warily before unrolling it, only to see some spells written in a language foreign to her. She sighed, disappointed that she couldn't find anything of interest before moving on to the next thing in her luggage.
"Do they never teach you that curiosity killed the cat?"
Acacia jumped in surprise, quickly turning around to face the one and only, Suna Rintarou. The male sighed before reaching for the parchments, ignoring the perplexed look of the woman before her. Suna made himself comfortable, crossing his legs as he examined the parchments for any damage.
"What are you doing here?"
"Well someone decided to mess around with my stuff, and ended up summoning me in the process," Suna grumbled as he rolled the parchments back in place, narrowing his gaze at her, "I thought I made myself clear. I told you not to open it."
Acacia puffed her cheeks in annoyance, returning the glare cast towards her, "You did, sure, but why do you even need me to deliver these?"
