Off to see... The wizards?

Robin also looked out the window and found that it was quite dark. The moon was half full and rain was pouring down.

"I think we're going to stop soon," she shrugged, then moaned, "oh no, we're going to be all wet in the carriages! Well, you are, I have an umbrella everywhere I go!"

She smirked at her.

Riley shrugged, "I've got intense bodyheat, so being wet doesnt effect me that much."

She then smirked, and looked back out the window.

"It's hard to win with you, isn't it?" Robin chuckled, "aw well, it looks cool outside. Both literally and figuratively!"

"Indeed." she replied, grinning.

The windows of the train were slightly foggy, and Riley tilted her fingernail, scraping away at the icy fog, drawing.

It was odd, yes, but after a few swipes of her wrist, she had a horse head drawn on the window, but quickly erased it with her sleeve.

Before Riley rubbed off her drawing, Robin caught sight of a very nicely drawn horse head.

"That looks so cool," she said, standing up to get a better look at the horse. But unfortunately, Riley had rubbed it off a split second too soon.

Riley shrugged, "I've been drawing my entire life." she said, "It kind of comes to me naturally.."

Then, getting antsy she peeked ut the door, "Are we there yet??"

Robin smiled at Riley, "that's cool," she said.

Then she looked at her watch.

"We should be stopping right about... now," she said, as she was thrown by the sudden stopping of the train, making her fall and land on her face.

"God dammit," she muttered, but her voice was muffled by the floor.