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| − | + | New to town he seems a mystery to most, at least those who don't spend enough time with him to be able to remember more than the arresting amber eyes underneath unruly blue-black hair ~ he's the guy who hangs out at the edge of the crowd, who doesn't seek the limelight, the one who seems to move quietly and unassumingly, there one moment and gone the next. He's found more often than not in the countryside, roaming the woods near his cabin while searching for Herbs, enjoying the company of the local wildlife, or simply sitting somewhere and reading a book. | |
| − | Curiosity has him venturing into the city a bit more, but he still seems to hang back... perhaps there is a cause for his preference of animals to people. | + | Curiosity has him venturing into the city a bit more, but he still seems to cautiously hang back... perhaps there is a cause for his preference of animals to people. |
Revision as of 06:34, 21 July 2017
New to town he seems a mystery to most, at least those who don't spend enough time with him to be able to remember more than the arresting amber eyes underneath unruly blue-black hair ~ he's the guy who hangs out at the edge of the crowd, who doesn't seek the limelight, the one who seems to move quietly and unassumingly, there one moment and gone the next. He's found more often than not in the countryside, roaming the woods near his cabin while searching for Herbs, enjoying the company of the local wildlife, or simply sitting somewhere and reading a book.
Curiosity has him venturing into the city a bit more, but he still seems to cautiously hang back... perhaps there is a cause for his preference of animals to people.
