At first, Jilikuil, thought that the creepy man had seen him, hiding behind a musty, only-slightly see-through curtain that was hanging from a wooden post. Jilikuil saw the creepy man's eyes flash red but then the couple kept walking. He heard the creepy man say something about someone's mother but, at this distance, could not make out what the two were talking about.
He moved from his hiding place and walked along the sides of the buildings, stopping only to hide in the shadows that the dilapidated buildings made. He hid whenever the creepy man with the white hair looked around. Jilikuil thought that he was doing a good job, his dark skin helped camouflage him into the shadows.
'But where was Master?' Jilikuil thought. He knew that Master was a far better thief than he. 'Master must be in the crowd somewhere, blending in.'
The Master had motioned at the girl when she had passed through the gates. He probably thought of her as one of his 'challenges.' The Master was always looking for danger, and Jilikuil saw this girls' dagger and the scimitar that her beast had with it. But the girl was tiny, and the two of them could easily overtake her. But then there was the creepy man with the white hair and the glowing red eyes.
'Maybe he's an elf,' Jilikuil thought. 'Master and I DO have a challenge if the man was indeed an elf. But Master was a great fighter.'
Jilikuil smiled again as he slid into another shadow, ever trailing the unsuspecting duo.