A Secluded Spot Within the City

Dany resolved to have Drogon drop her off in as empty and secluded a place as she could find, to that end, she directed him to fly low over the rooftops in the slums. The richer quarters of the city were more spacious, the buildings less clustered together — a non-starter for a naked woman with the most recognisable face in the city. Drogon did as he was bid, and within moments they were drifting low over ramshackle rooftops and cluttered, chaotic streets. Dany braced herself, bringing Drogon as low as she dared, then, when she saw a rooftop coming up that looked suitably close, she jumped and...

Landed safely on it, rolling as she did. Unfortunately she overshot the landing a little bit, and she found herself rolling one time too many, and falling from the edge of the roof. "Shit!" She exclaimed, grabbing onto the edge of the rooftop and holding on for dear life. Winded and scrabbling for purchase against the unyielding sandstone surface, Dany was unable to pull herself back up, so she hung there for the time being, utterly helpless and dangling from the side of the roof in broad daylight. Gods, she hoped no one noticed her up here...

Down on a nearby street, Maraza Lo'Zarec was strolling through the local market, gathering groceries for the coming week. In front of her, her son Tozel was examining at each market stall in turn with wonder. Maraza found herself wondering how much time she had left before she would have to return home and start preparing dinner, so she looked up and tried to gauge it by the current position of the Sun.

Out of the corner of her eye, she noticed something...shining? Expecting to see a mischievous child playing with a mirror, or that old fool Penareq with that device of his, the one he claimed allowed him to see the stars at night. Instead, she saw something quite unexpected indeed: Suspended from the side of Penareq's roof, there was what looked to be a young woman. The woman in question did not appear to have any clothes on. This, Maraza found incredibly confusing.

The source of the shining Maraza had first noticed appeared to be the Sun's rays, reflecting off of the young woman's posterior. An unusually shiny posterior, Maraza thought to herself. Pale, too, as if her skin had never drank of the Sun before.

"What are you looking at, mama?" Tozel said, glancing at Maraza over his shoulder. Maraza went a little pale herself. "Nothing, Tozel. Just...just the Moon," She replied, covering the boy's eyes with her hand and starting to guide him away. "I thought the Moon only came out at night," He said, curiously.

"Sometimes..." She looked back at the young woman, the Sun's rays were still bouncing quite intensely off of her rump. "Sometimes it graces us with its appearance in the day, as well..." She decided she would need a stiff drink when they arrived back home.

Back on the rooftop's edge, Dany felt her fingers starting to slip...