Aiden was all too eager to begin life outside of her home, and where else to start but right here. Least, that's how she thought. She knew now she needed TP to become a real bard, but wanted a bit more exploration before setting forth on a real honest to goodness quest. Adventures, quests, always sounded so.. exciting, but being realistic she knew they would also be dangerous. Her smile was bright, welcoming, but maybe a tad creepy. She wore traditional garb, her hair loose and curly, and a scarf like cloth wrapped loosely around her middle like a belt. The tight clothing showed her figure, but also made it obvious she wore no armor.

In fact, she had not a weapon on her either. Watching the onlookers she wondered just how to approach one. They all looked different from one another and it was all a tad overwhelming. Her big bright green eyes obsorbed everything they could, even the pattern that the stone beneathe her feet was laid in. Oh, how she wished she could understand exactly how things were the way they were. Like, how there seemed to be different types of social statuses. Where did she fit in?

As she pondered this she stopped staring into the crowds and leaned her weight on one foot, her other leg bending elegantly. Folding her arms at her ribs she nibbled at her lip lightly in thought.

"Aaah!..A place.. I need a place to hide!" A tall young man ran through the streets he was cloaked in green from top to bottom revealing only his blue eyes.
He straightly rushed to a nearby person who happened to be Aiden.
"Miss..! Miss..! Quickly tell me a place to hide..or I'll be.." He sounded scared, he was suddenly interrupted by the voice of an old man.
"Or what will happen, Sitlan?!"
The strange took a few steps backwards when he saw the figure of the old man right in front of him.
"Master...ah..I'm so sorry..I."
BAM!
The old man's wand hit him right in the face.
"..damn...you...Miguel" The man uttered in pain.
"I hope you learned your lesson!" The old man said.

The old man smiled strangely through the event even when he raised his voice. He was dressed in simple garbs but wore some unusual japanese slippers. The old man was also bald only a few white and grey hairs saw the light of day. And his goatee in the same dull looking colors gave him the looks of a wise sage.

He quickly glanced to Aiden.
"Owh.. I'm sorry madame, I hope my foolish apprentice hasn't done you harm with his childish pranks."

OOC: Welcome to the world of Ha2! This place is becoming deserted but in a short while it will return being as busy as always. I hope you enjoy your stay!

"Never a dull moment." Muttered another man as he fingered a small bag clenched in his hand. He had just emerged from the apothecary, stocking up on a few basic first aid supplies--poulstice, bandage, herbal solutions, the works. Granted, he wasn't able to get many, but it was better to be underprepared than completely unprepared. As he exited the store, he had been unsurprised to see another incredibly exaggerated exchange between two seemingly related characters. Such happenings were commonplace in Hyrule, especially in the Courtyard. However, this third person didn't seem to be a part of the insanity--in fact, she looked rather out of place. From his position, she didn't seem to be too bad looking either. So, after a short internal struggle, he decided to approach the group. Looking at the quivering Sitlan out of the corner of his eye, he spoke instead to the girl. "Please don't be too alarmed. Hyrule is a very...interesting place. I don't suppose you've been here before?" He winced when he realized how condescending his tone seemed. For some odd reason or another, he just wasn't in a good mood. Might have had something to do with his recent encounter with a certain drunk.

Deciding to try for a less hostile appearance, he stuck out his hand and said, "I'm Sabertache, Tantari Mercenary." His smile, though forced, would hopefully leave a better impression.

OOC: Welcome to Hyrule! I haven't seen you before, have I? You seem kind of familiar.

Aiden's eyes widened as the first man approached and was just about to inform the dear that she didn't know the area well, when out came the old man. With a soft gasp her body went tense and she watched the interaction, a little amazed. Maybe this was how people in their culture reacted. It didn't quite fit the stories she'd heard, but they were stories after all. Inspecting the pair she was drawn to the elder's slippers.

"Apprentice...?" The word meant nothing to her, and she babbled for a moment in Ancient about, the strangeness of languages. That's when a third person appeared. Following the first greeting she'd witnessed she popped the newcomer on the head lightly, "Yes, I am new, did I get the greeting right?" Her gaze held innocence, and seemed to beg for praise. She thought she was picking things up rather quickly! "My name is Aiden, I come from the land of the Shiekah."

A stray hair lay in her face and she quickly brushed it away, making her kind and eager smile more visable. In a moment of graceful movement she bent at the waist in a bow. Her build showed she was clearly more for speed and flexibility rather than strength. Her gaze watched each of the men, hoping to pick up small details, like the object that the elder had hit the younger with... The pack the newcomer, Sabertache, had brought... what was in it?!

{{Occ: Thanks I plan to stick around.}}

OOC: this is my character, sorry its short

Kin jumped off the building were the crowd was at. Kin fell off the edge getting jabbed by his staff.
OWWWWWW!" I yelled!

"Aiden, huh? That's a rare shiekahn name, isn't it?" Denkou said as he came out of a nearby building, right behind the thief was his superior, Kasei D Gobi, another shiekahn and, if anyone here knew, was more than old enough to be Aiden's grandpa, despite his amazing looks. ( )

The pair moved into the street. Despite the fact that Kasei's jacked looked different than normal, the only new item on him was a long sword, replacing his scimitar, which was usually by his side.

Denkou also had a new weapon; what looked like a handle-less dagger hung limply at his side.

"Ahoy there, everyone!" Denkou said cheerfully. "Haven't seen many of you in a while!" The thief said, as if he was actually a freind of anyone here. Kasei was silent, not looking like he cared to be here, but gazing at the assembled group nonetheless.

OOC: The last few weeks of the school year is the time when noone is online.
I was just told there were replies to the third battle. When I get the time, i'll read, and then reply, kay?

Kin got up picked his staff up and looked at the group of people coming. Kin walked over to them and said "Hi."


OOC: agian sorry its short

OOC: I know what you mean, Kasei, I remember I didn't start posting until the start of summer last year, even though I joined in...March?

IC:Saber recoiled sharply, his head sinking between his shoulderblades as his mood soured a bit more. "No...not quite..." he mumbled under his breath, ignoring the sudden thud a few yards away as Kin crashed to the ground--just another insane occurence in Hyrule. Nothing special. Odd, he mused, but special isn't very special around here. Now, take somebody who's normal, and they're the odd one out. He was about to reply to Aiden with an acidic remark when he heard her next sentence. So she was an outsider--he couldn't quite blame her for being a little awkward in a foreign country. "I see, and what are you doing here?" He replied instead, his tone perhaps coming off a bit inhospitable. "I just had to buy some supplies in case of wounds. Normal patching-up things, bandages and poulstice." He gestured with the bag as he spoke.

When Denkou spoke to the crowd, Saber merely looked past him and set his eyes on the Rebel Flame. "Why are you so distant?" The mercenary pondered before the human meteorite from a few seconds ago approached and flashed a quick greeting, and Sabertache responded with a slight nod. "You don't seem to be with us at the moment, Kasei, is something on your mind?"

Aiden giggled, not hearing his mutterings. His expression matched almost perfectly to the first person who was greeted. Smilng broadly she stepped closer to the man, so close he might even notice a soft smell about her. She smelled of lilac, a purple flower that had little blossoms all together. A curl fell into her face, but she didn't appear to mind.

The bag... so it held that sort of thing. He was a practical man! Her green eyes lifted to meet Sabertache's with a new respect. She turned her head to look to the other newcomers, pleased, more people to greet, but first she had to study this interesting man. When she turned her head her hair splayed out behind her, almost whipping Saber in the face, but the smell would increase. Looking to him once more she stood on her tippy toes and got about an inch from his face.

"I think my parents would approve of you, but then that means that I.. maybe I should not." For a moment she muttered something in Ancient about her parents liking the tall and smart and wanting her to settle down. "Then again.. maybe they would not." Her bright green eyes sparkled with the thought.

Kamiko another shikahn was slowly walking through the castle courtyard with her three friends: Josh a zora, Jeromy a hylian, and James a small green fairy. All three where chating when they seen Aiden. They stoped and all said at once "Hi."

The mercenary cocked an eyebrow behind his veil of hair. This, I'll admit, is a bit strange for Hyrule. He stared back into the emerald orbs that were Aiden's eyes, struggling to keep his mouth clamped shut. He blinked a few times, wondering how he could break out of this without coming off as rude again. He had to admit, she smelled nice, but still. He had work to do. Luckily, he was saved as a trio of new arrivals made themselves known to the group. His head shot to the side, his messy hair probably wipping into Aiden's face as well, with a not-so-nice smell of sweat and dust emanating from the brown locks. "How are you doing?" He said simply, his exposed left eye begging for some assistance.

OOC: I swear, you and lilacs lately...

Aiden also turned to look towards the newcomers, with a look of uncertainty she stepped back. Now there were a bit too many Sheikah about. Stepping back from Saber she clasped her hands in her lap and bowed her head slightly. Her heart rate jumped up a bit, hoping none of the current Sheikah would question her about her home or how she managed to get blessing to leave. The once lively smile on her face was hidden behind her hair, and had turned into a normal everyday smile. Her gaze was lowered and she swallowed. Maybe they would not notice her?

As a note, her nose had indeed caught the sweaty smell, but she had liked it. That's right, liked it. It meant he worked hard, and the smell itself wasn't horribly rotten.

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Kamiko steped back a bit and said to her friends(Josh, Jeromy, and James) with a bit of worry that they trying not to sound rude but to sound more polite; "Hey, Josh, Jeromy, and James. I think we should leave. She seems a little uneasy that I'm here."
With that said the three began to walk away.

Kin walked up to Sabertache and said " how are you?" After he said that he looked at the group of four leaving.


OOC: Sorry it is short

Kuro was having fun today. He looked around the castle that was still somewhat new to him. He wasn't used to the odd things going on and laughed at a few, especially the daredevil jumping off buildings.

He looked around, and found the apothecary that Saber had just exited. He walked inside, and left a minute or two later with some medical herbs. He looked around and noticed a group of people talking and approached them. "What's going on here?" he asked. He figured a conversation wouldn't hurt. He didn't have anything else to do.