Abby frowned at Kane as she met him coming back towards the corridor their guest rooms where on, "Have you seen Clarke today?"
He shook his head, "No, and I haven't see any of the others either, I was looking for Lexa in the throne room but there isn't even a guard posted at the door."
Glancing over her shoulder, Abby pointed back towards the lift, "I asked the guard on the lift why it seemed so quiet up here today and he told me that everyone but him was ordered off this floor today."
"What are they up to?" Kane breathed softly, straining his ears to hear something.
Moment after they had both fallen silent, they heard a sudden shriek piercing the air.
Jumping, the span around to look down the corridor, where they suddenly saw Ontari hurtling towards them as fast as her legs could carry her.
As the ice warrior reached them, she seized hold of their wrists and yanked them sideways into a bedroom.
Pushing them towards the sofa in the centre of the room, she hissed at them, "Say you haven't seen me."
They barely had time for their brains to register what had happened before Lexa suddenly appeared in the doorway, eyes shining under her war paint as she padded into the room, a wooden staff clasped in her hand.
"Where is she?" She growled, eyes darting back and forth.
Kane and Abby exchanged a look before just shaking their heads, "Who? We haven't seen anyone, we were actually looking for you to ask-?"
Lexa disappeared before they could finish, the door swinging shut behind them.
Swinging the door open, Ontari hopped out of the closet, cracking her neck as she hefted the staff she was holding in her own hand, "Mochof." She smiled, before heading for the door.
"Wait!" Kane called, "What the hell is going on?"
Pausing, Ontari looked back at him, "Raven keeps telling us about old games. This one was originally meant for children but we have added our own twist."
"You're playing hide and seek?" Abby asked disbelievingly.
Nodding, with a bright smile, Ontari offered her staff up for them to look at, "And if Lexa finds us, she has to battle us to the ground and take our coin." She told them, holding up a large, uneven silver coin from her pocket.
"And the point of this game?" Kane asked wearily.
Ontari hummed for a moment before shrugging her shoulders, "It's just some harmless fun, if Lexa retrieves all the coins before sundown she wins. But if anyone still has there's then they win."
Leaving no time for any further questions, she ducked back out of the room.
A/N: This one will be a two part chapter, I was going to write it all tonight but it's been a really long day and I just want to get some sleep.