02-27-2009, 01:25 AM
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It would probably be better if it was set earlier, but I could probably make it work. When does he get kicked out? And short is fine. :]
The Italian boy stared for a moment at the paths before him, trying to decide which aisle to search first. There were two particular paths that were the clearest of the few in front of them, and he decided that they would be first. He took a step over the shattered light bulb display toward the aisle on the left when he heard a voice call out from somewhere else within the store. As eager as he was to find a few new tools for himself, Ehno more excited to have a little company with him, even if they only shared a short chat.
He turned away from the unexplored section of the store, wandering back through the maze of overturned merchandise in search of whoever was around. Eventually an unfamiliar scent met his nose, and moments later he spotted a figure. Ehno made his way closer to the stranger, stopping once he could make him out more clearly. He was large, most likely travelling in the halfling form the chocolate-hued male never really used. But the stranger was obviously not a wolf or a coyote, sporting a distinctly colored coat and a curly tail. He had to be a dog of some sort then, though it wasn’t any sort of dog he had seen before. “Hello,” he called out in his usual friendly tone. “Funny meeting somebody else around here.” It wasn't often that he met others on his trips to the old city.
The Italian boy stared for a moment at the paths before him, trying to decide which aisle to search first. There were two particular paths that were the clearest of the few in front of them, and he decided that they would be first. He took a step over the shattered light bulb display toward the aisle on the left when he heard a voice call out from somewhere else within the store. As eager as he was to find a few new tools for himself, Ehno more excited to have a little company with him, even if they only shared a short chat.
He turned away from the unexplored section of the store, wandering back through the maze of overturned merchandise in search of whoever was around. Eventually an unfamiliar scent met his nose, and moments later he spotted a figure. Ehno made his way closer to the stranger, stopping once he could make him out more clearly. He was large, most likely travelling in the halfling form the chocolate-hued male never really used. But the stranger was obviously not a wolf or a coyote, sporting a distinctly colored coat and a curly tail. He had to be a dog of some sort then, though it wasn’t any sort of dog he had seen before. “Hello,” he called out in his usual friendly tone. “Funny meeting somebody else around here.” It wasn't often that he met others on his trips to the old city.