It was a very slow day for Luna, she couldn't think of anything to do. There were no new reports of dungeons or treasures, no battles were going on, and there were no commotions in Castle Town. So, instead of being bored at her temporary home, she decided to out and leave for the day. Figuring the lake would be the perfect spot to spend a lazy, mild early summer day, she set off early that morning.

The Lake had been deserted all day, so she enjoyed the privacy. She lay on a large, flat boulder, soaking up the heat from the sun. She wasn't tanning or anything, just enjoying the sumlight. She lay on her stomach and folded her arms under her head, using her cape as a blanket of sorts. She had taken off her belt because it hurt too much to lie on, and it lay beside her along with her dagger and wallet.

I need to do this more often, Luna thought. The sun felt good on her skin, and the warm rock and sounds of the birds over the lake made her truly feel like she was in paradise. Everything was at calm and soothing, she was totally at peace. She lay down her head and sighed, What a great day this has turned out to be. Although I can't help but wonder why no one else is taking advantage of it.

Abel had been watching the girl from a distance. Wondering when he should reveal himself to her which he decided was now. He was wearing a simple brown tunic and some leggings when he approached her he could only say "I could have killed you." he said looking out really at nothing just hoping to get a conversation started with this new girl.

((OOC: Sorry for the delay.))

Luna slowly sat up and looked over the stranger, her hand resting on her dagger just in case. "If you really wanted to kill me you would have done so already," she pointed out. "Though I don't see much of a motive for such an attack, unless of course you want my possessions."

"I don't want any of your possesions and I kill murderes so that would make me a hipocrit. This place looks so good i coudn't resist coming here so here am then I saw you and felt like takling." Abel said with a bit of a smile on his face.

As he spoke Luna began reattaching her belt and gathering her things. "Well a talk is always welcome. And feel free to sit down, this rock is more than big enough for two people to sit on."

Abel walked over and got on the rock taking in the surrondings. "My name is Abel and who are you." Abel began to note that the girl was a Sheikan and a beautiful one at that but his guess is that she really didn't care what he thought about her.

Luna looked Abel over, trying to decide whether or not the human was a threat. Judging from his actions she settled upon the conclusion that telling him her name would do no harm, and replied, "Pleased to meet you, my name is Luna."

"Hello Luna. I have a question for you have you ever just looked at a sunset and reliazed how small we are." Abel had a smirk on his face.

"Honestly, sunsets don't make me feel that small," Luna replied. "Now the sky at night, if anything, makes me feel a bit insignificant, with the millions of stars and all. But sunsets don't seem to have the same effect on me."

"I've not met very many people but you are kinda strange." Abel said looking her over and wondering how would you fell insignificant really sunsets didn't make him feel small it just made him relize that everyone is the same somehow.

Luna smirked, being different didn't bother her any. "Yeah, well, if no one ever stood out it would be a boring world to live in," she replied with a grin.

"You got me their Luna" Abel said while at the same time taking off his hood and reaviling his white hair.

"Nice color choice," Luna responded, referring to his hair. The roots were a bit darker than the rest, so she could tell it was dyed. She herself had silvery-white hair, a fairly rare color.

"What you don't like it and by the way what is your job I mean are you a ranger or..." Abel trailed of and awaited a response.

Luna giggled, she was trying to get across that she liked his hair. "It's a nice color, I think it looks good." As for her profession, she was a bit reluctant to give that away. Hardly anyone responded well to the news that she was a thief, and she herself knew of hardly any women thieves other than the Gerudo. "Honestly, I'm classified as a thief. I prefer the term 'professional treasure hunter' though, as that's more of what I do."