Sneaking across the city

Being as skilled as she was, Genevieve quickly spotted Lilly as she snuck into an alleyway just outside of the bathhouse, luckily not seen by anyone else. The Prince's agent and servant smirked as she quickly got to a vantage point on the rooftops to get a better view of how things unfolded.

She silently followed the clearly panicking princess as she dashed across the alley, trying her best to not be seen and heading for the castle. Thanks to the announcement, the town was rather empty, which made her chances of making it there unseen higher.

Now that wouldn't make for a good story or painting! Besides, the Prince gave her full reign to cause havok, it would be rude to squander such a gift from him!

With that in mind, she quickly spotted her first plan forming already. Someone had left a bucket on one of the rooftops above Lilly. She could use it to both startle the princess and attract attention to the alley she was in. Genevieve went over to it and gave the bucket a light kick, which caused it to tip over and fall off the roof.

The sound of the falling bucket gave Lilly a massive fright, being so on edge, causing the poor girl to jump and almost scream, while also attracting the attention of some nearby men and women who decided to investigate the odd sound. Lilly's cover was all but blown, and she was left with **** other than to run to the next alleyways, in full view of everyone, while Genevieve smirked above. Her Prince would be pleased with this.

She made sure to not lose track of the running princess as she ducked in and out of alleyways, trying her best to cover her large, pillowy breasts, but mostly failing as they bounced about from her lack of clothing. As she did this, she also looked out for more ways she could slow down the princess or increase her exposure.

As she watched, she saw that the route the princess would take was rather obvious, and she could use this. With her faster speed, she got ahead of Lilly and took note of what was around her.

It didn't take long for a crowd to form before 'her' new stall, with Genevieve's acting as a spice merchant good enough to form a gigantic obstacle in Lilly's path. One it didn't take her long to run into.

Lilly ran blindly into the street only to stop and back away in utter shock. One of the largest crowds she had ever seen in town was blocking her path, and many of them were getting a perfect view of her. She was startled for only a few seconds, but it was long enough for most of the crowd to take notice of her and turn to see her.

Lilly ran far faster than before as she desperately ducked into a new alleyway, trying to find a way around the large crowb, but also being chased by a few men who either want to get a better view or confirm she is the princess.

Genevieve grinned as she slipped into the shadows, leaving a very confused crowd behind as she continued to track the running Lilly. This was shaping up to be a good story. She could already imagine her Prince's beautiful painting of this scene, the crowd, the exposed princess and herself in the background, posing as a merchant.

A smile on her face at the thought, she check on how Lilly was doing, which wasn't great. In her panick Lilly picked the longest pssible route towards the castle she could have picked from her location. She grinned.

A few mishaps later and Lilly was beset by a small crowd of men chasing her, while she found her path blocked by a 'convenient' wagon accident, the only path left for her being a very crowded street. Genevieve felt satisfiedwith her work as she saw Lilly ran through the street, getting groped some by a few brave men as she drank in all the details for her Prince.

By now they were only a very short way from the Castle, and after making sure Lilly made it through the door safely, clearly exhausted from all her running and promptly took a dress from a maid, to quickly go and pass out on her bed, she made her way back to the bathhouse.

She found her Prince smiling, checking his latest work of Lilly's escape . Genevieve would be lying if she said she didn't feel a pang of jealousy every time her Prince seems so happy over a painting of another woman. To her knowledge, he never drew her, which she felt settled the matter that he only saw her as a friend and servant. It hurt, to some degree, but she was perfectly happy just being near him and seeing him be happy. She quickly relayed all of the informations of Lilly's misadventures across town, and her roles in a fair few of them, to him.

The smile on his face as he heard of all the scenes he would be panting, of every detail, brought her inmense joy, especially as he grabbed his tools and prepared to get to work.

"Oh, my Genevieve, how lost I would be without you! I can never thank you enough for all your faifthul services. Now, I must get to work a get this beauty you described down!", he told her, full of energy as he got to work, being watched only by his giddily smiling servant.