"Out of all the years I've lived..how come i never noticed this here before?"

A walk when the sun was about to set was such a lovely time to go out. Sometimes always going to the inn wasn't one of her preffered choices, therefore she decided to take a different path. If she ever got lost it wouldn't have mattered. She'd be somewhere different, allowing for a new adventure.

A pair blue jean shorts, and a white t-shirt with colorful butterflies spread across it, and a tie at the side for decoration was a simple outfit she wore today. Her hair was tied up into a long braid, reaching down below her thighs, And on her feet she wore a cute pair of sandles that had straps going across the front and back of her foot. She definitly looked like she almost meant to travel here today.

Her walk stopped when the breeze dropped a couple of degrees brushing across her bare flesh. That usually meant she was near the water, the fresh sea breeze even confirmed it. Quickly running up the hill, she took a deep breath and gasped at what she seen in the distance.

The horns of the ships bellowed in the setting sun. The gulls swooped down upon the water catching the squirming fish before the fishermen caught them. People walked around to and fro looking like they were quite busy, some carrying certain tools to fix their ships with. Clapping her hands together excitedly her eyes rested on the boats floating in the water.

"I wonder if they fly?"

She lived in a different kind of world then most, but even the simplest things amazed her sometimes. She took off running more twords the water watching the people around her, giving smiles to all of them who let her pass. The smell around her made her even more excited then sick. She looked around wondering what she should do first.

She moved twords a dock, stepping lightly on the wood. There was no ship occupying it at the moment, maybe it had taken off to sea. Carefully moving to the very end she took a seat, feet dangling off the edge and smiled. It was wonderful to watch the radiant orange sun set over the water, and the sky looked like it was painted with ribbons of pastel colors. Her eyes never sparkled so much before. It would of been the perfect Romantic setting for a young couple. But alas she had no one to take to this place and complete the picture. If anyone would look at her from a distance, the way the light shone on her it would probably make her look somewhat like a shadow. Giddy like a little girl, she continued to watch the boats now.