[The sights and smells of the festival are completely new to Assassin. For once, her expression isn't quite so stoic, her eyes wide and bright with a childish sort of wonder as she turns this way and that, trying to take in everything at once. There might even be a smile on her face. It's a bit like being taken out into town for the first time all over again, except that now she's marveling at booths and games and their prizes instead of storefronts and window displays.]
[She flits between one stand and the next with no real regard for whether or not the boy who is ostensibly her guardian has been able to keep up. Small and nimble, she's easy to lose, and especially when there's a crowd for her to weave through with such ease. So, it's not uncommon to find her darting to this place and that all on her own. In the end, though, she always works her way back to Waver's side—usually when there's something in particular she wants, of course.]
[And she wants to try as much food as she can eat. ("As much as she can eat" is a surprising amount.)]
[And she wants to get her face painted. (She can be good and sit very still, if she has to.)]
[And she wants to play the games, too. (Seems like she has a natural talent for the ball-tossing ones.)]
[Apparently, the fact that she has a week to see everything isn't slowing her down.]
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[She flits between one stand and the next with no real regard for whether or not the boy who is ostensibly her guardian has been able to keep up. Small and nimble, she's easy to lose, and especially when there's a crowd for her to weave through with such ease. So, it's not uncommon to find her darting to this place and that all on her own. In the end, though, she always works her way back to Waver's side—usually when there's something in particular she wants, of course.]
[And she wants to try as much food as she can eat. ("As much as she can eat" is a surprising amount.)]
[And she wants to get her face painted. (She can be good and sit very still, if she has to.)]
[And she wants to play the games, too. (Seems like she has a natural talent for the ball-tossing ones.)]
[Apparently, the fact that she has a week to see everything isn't slowing her down.]