Juliet was traveling around to get a feel for new areas. This was her second stop on her adventure of exploring. She entered the rainforest and she kept her guard up. She didn't know much about the area other then the rumors of it being dangerous and unfriend people as well from her travel in another place. Juliet hummed soft as she kept a look out and used her vampire senses up in alert too like her hearing. She walked farther and farther until she hit a waterfall, elegant which honestly had her in awe when she heard foot steps not too far off. She quickly hid and waited for whoever was coming toward her way. She couldn't tell if it was threat or friendly person, but she wasn't taking the risk. 

Ninaalin was walking down the path chewing on a leaf. Her scythe dragged on the floor since she hadn't needed money, any money really, since she had robbed a greasy merchant who thought he could buy his way out of trouble. She had gotten lots of dough, because she kept raising the price to keep his head. Her hood was down and her black hair was in a ponytail. She scanned the treetops, as well as the forest floor, and wandered to the Waterfall and started to bathe. Dirt came off in layers and her fake skin color washed way to show pale freckle specked skin. 

Juliet kept an eye on the person ahead, she could tell the weapon was a scythe and that the person washing was indeed an elf. She had heard stories of such creatures but never really seen one this close. Juliet slowly came out waiting to see how the elf would react to someone coming to clean off. Juliet didn't want any trouble, at not now or ever but she would fight if she had too, since in her nature, giving up is no excuse.

Ninaalin barely reacted, save for a twitch if her long pointed ears. She knew the person wasn't looking for a fight, unless she, herself attacked, which wasn't likely. She needed nothing from this girl, and the girl likely needed nothing from her. She dunked her head into the water and massaged her hair, letting the dirt wash away. Her hair flipped out of the water and she wrung it out.