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zaria (bravely) wrote in labyrinth_rpg,

Xena put on her amused look. She wore it often when she talked to Gabrielle. Not because she was making fun of the bard. No, she enjoyed her company, and it helped that she could tell a good story. Xena found her amusing, and usually it wasn't as patronizing as it looked. "Robin, hm?" She slid her icy blue gaze toward Gabrielle, raising a brow ever so slightly. Xena wasn't exactly the jealous type. At least not outwardly. Sure, she got a little stiff whenever Perdicas was mentioned or Gabrielle turned her affections on someone else. But it was because she was concerned about her friend's feelings. Well, that's what she tried to tell herself anyway. Whenever either of them had decided that they actually cared about someone else, the other always supported them. Even if it was hesitant.

She scowled a little, "Figure it out for ourselves. Perfect." She hissed the last word and gripped Argo's reins a little tighter. She narrowed her gaze as she looked around while they walked. The air did feel strange, and she couldn't account for it. She couldn't put her finger on why it was strange. But Gabrielle was right, it felt weird. It didn't exactly take a lot to impress Gabrielle, so Xena had to wonder about this guy. She pursed her lips and sighed. "We'll have to explore it at some point. It seems very different from Mirage, even the little I've seen." She wasn't sure if she was happy about that or not. Whether the change was good or not was yet to be seen.

Her keen eyes didn't miss much as they walked. While she listened to Gabrielle reiterate the speech the so called King had given, she was cataloging various buildings and filing away the words on signs for future use. She also didn't miss a word of what Gabrielle said. "Underground. Could possibly explain why the air feels strange." The only problem with that was that there was sky, and sun and it didn't appear as if they were underground. "Nothing strange about not being able to leave. We weren't supposed to be able to leave Mirage, either. And here we are." She sounded tired and irritated. "Solve the labyrinth, gain our freedom. Sounds easy enough." But she knew it wouldn't be. Nothing ever was.

"Might as well find this room. You have that key?" She wondered if she'd get her own key as well, and another one of those books Gabrielle had.