A Dangerous Game

It was now or never. Her heart was pounding like crazy, and she knew he could her it. But she had her eyes sat on the target and she wasn't going to back out. Getting the hard, give Dean his freedom to be with the person he clearly loved. It was a risk, a huge risk and she was to stubborn to let Dean handle a situation like this alone. "I'll be fine, don't worry," she assured him before giving him a quick half hug. Maya gently stepped back and gave him a comforting smile as she started sneaking around the Sinclair fortress. She finally found a way in through a backdoor that didn't seem to be locked. She stepped in and looked around, she had never been in an actual castle before. Maya had the whole place through Veronica's eyes, but it was still breathtaking. The young thunderbird took a deeper breath in and started moving deeper into the fortress. "This place is huge," she mumbled to herself and looked around her.

Enid felt anxious to say the least. This was a huge risk, and part of her worried about the outcome. Was her mother going to find out? Would she be punished for disobeying? However as her phone started buzzing, she picked it up without hesitation. "We'll try," she promised, taking a deep breath to calm her nerves. "I love you too," she whispered, feeling her throat in a knot. She wanted to be with Dean, and when this crazy plan had been explained, she had found herself out of her body, unable to react at first, but in the end she had agreed to it. She couldn't recall ever really meeting Maya, and the fact that they were related just made even less sense. But that didn't mean she wasn't grateful.
Enid snuck out of her room, having gotten pretty good at knowing when her mother had cast a spell on her door. This night she was lucky, sneaking down the hall as she felt the darkness engulfing. Looking outside she could see the moon shine brightly, illuminating the gardens and surrounding grounds of what was her mother's home. She had told Maya to meet her down in the kitchen, as it was probably the least used at this time of the night. Opening the door, she felt a shiver run down her spine. She was truly willing to do anything to be with Dean, and frankly it scared her a bit. This intense kind of love was only something that happened in fairy tales. She waited for the thunderbird to appear.

The knot tightened in her stomach and her heart began to race even furter, as she moved closer into the madness. She looked around analyzing her ways in and out of the place, in case anything were to happen. Maya entered the kitchen, it looked like it was only used a few times, maybe Rebekah was more of the magic food delivery person. Who really knew? Maya's eyes quickly found Enid and gave her a brief smile. "Ready for this?" She asked and took a sharp breath in. They had never really had any chance to get to know each other. Maya let her mind wonder for a second, had Rebekah told Enid about their family? Did Enid know any stories about Maya's mother? She pushed the thoughts out again, it was not the time to think about that. "According to a friend of your mum, she has a lot of secret rooms.. I guess if we find them, we will be able to find what we are looking for."

"Don't know if I'll ever be ready," she confessed with a faint smile on her lips. Going against her mother would be strange to say the least, and she didn't really know how to feel about it. All Enid knew for sure was that she was doing what her gut was telling her was right.
"Secret rooms is an understatement, I feel like every time I roam these halls I get lost," she confessed, scratching her arm a little. "But sure, let's give it a try," she said, leading Maya out to a smaller hallway, one that was mainly used for servants to move silently through the large mansion. "My mother has eyes and ears all over, so I think it's safer to travel through here ... There should be a way of locating the secret rooms even through this passage way," Enid said, her voice contemplating as she lead the way.