Yes, that does seem like a valid hypothesis. We certainly didn't explain that one would be expected to stay in that one hiding spot...
[Yeah, this is. Getting worrying--Linhardt lets go of Hubert's hand and nods his head, and he's not sure what's going on with him but they need to find Cassandra quickly if she's decided to wander off. What if someone were to lead her away from the estate? What if she wandered off and ran into bandits? What if something happened to her?]
I'll take the side of the garden where I was hiding--can you search the other side, and perhaps question the servants? There are bound to be some out here, and if she's wandered somewhere, they likely would have found her.
Let's meet up back here when we find her, or if we simply can't.
[This isn't a game anymore, as far as Linhardt's concerned. They have to find their (daughter) charge before something happens.
...Even if all of their problems would be solved if they decided to look up, maybe, but you know.]
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[Yeah, this is. Getting worrying--Linhardt lets go of Hubert's hand and nods his head, and he's not sure what's going on with him but they need to find Cassandra quickly if she's decided to wander off. What if someone were to lead her away from the estate? What if she wandered off and ran into bandits? What if something happened to her?]
I'll take the side of the garden where I was hiding--can you search the other side, and perhaps question the servants? There are bound to be some out here, and if she's wandered somewhere, they likely would have found her.
Let's meet up back here when we find her, or if we simply can't.
[This isn't a game anymore, as far as Linhardt's concerned. They have to find their (daughter) charge before something happens.
...Even if all of their problems would be solved if they decided to look up, maybe, but you know.]