This time, it was during the full brightness of the mid-afternoon sun. Perhaps, the least luckiest time of all to be aimlessly shirking duties, but alas, she had decided to follow her whim, consequences be dammed. The weather was turning cooler and the slight nip of chilliness in the air contrasted sharply against the bright sunshine in the loveliest way. She had been powerless to resist its call. So she had wandered about, making her way opposite of the Caldecott Tunnel entrance. A place where she would most likely run into Romans. A problem she didn't bother worrying too much over anyway past that. 

Her feet aimlessly carried her through the woods and she soon found herself carried to a water's edge. The power radiated from the flowing waterfront, she could practically feel the magic in the air. She knew of the Tiber, but hadn't made it this far through to camp to have actually seen it yet. She had to give it to the Romans. For a people who wholly refused to acknowledge all of the beauty in their world, they sure did make a point of surrounding themselves with it. Their temples, architecture, and garden was a sight to behold. 

Nadja sighed contently as she settled herself down near the river. A soft hum came from her lips as she leaned over, carefully picking a bright yellow tulip that was near.