Our Story begins in the setting of a tavern. Sitting at one of the barstools, he looks around the room studying the details around him. The ceilings are high and the supports seem to be made of oak. A fire pit in the middle of the room glows brightly as the cracking sounds of the wood from time to time, breaks the soft mumbles of the patrons that fill the bar. Candles and torches light the tables, and chandeliers light the ceilings. A 6' 5" 250lbs. half-elf with long blonde hair sits quietly on a barstool, huddling a stein half full of ale as he keeps his back facing the room. There are a few braids here and there, inner mixed with the natural flow of his hair. His eyes are grey, and are not portals to his soul. The obvious feature most noticable, is the size for a half-elf. Alot bigger than most, but a seemingly gentle being. Mostly a hunter with his primary weapon being his bow that he crafted himself. He wears a light chainmail tunic with a crafted set of animal skin shoulder-pads. Dark brown leather pants covered by a lighter shade of brown leather thigh-high boots. A belt around his waist with two pouches hanging on both sides. On the left side of his waist, hanging next to one of the pouches, is a straight dagger. There are noticable pockets running up the insides and outsides of his boots. He seems to rely on his bow primarily, and the dagger as back-up.....or more commonly for skinning. The tavern was a common-place for all the strange races of this world to be in one place at one time. It was a good place in the town of Forcetto to get a hunting group, make trades, make friends..........or a more common event, make enemies! He has a pile of tobacco layed out on the bar, and is in thought of his next actions to make more gold as he rolls tobacco in single sticks. The door of the tavern suddenly opens, sending a chill of winter air into the room. His tobacco whirls around the table and he cups his hands together to catch it the best he can. He hears the door close, and the person slide the wooden latch down to lock the door in place. His tobacco dies down, and what?s left of the cloud floats down onto the bar again. He gathers it into a pile once more, and glares over his shoulder to see what foolish being could be so inconsiderate! He was a little suprised, but still not forgiving when he saw a female covered in a hooded robe blow the hair away from her face. She was balancing several packagaes in her arms and he immediately felt compelled to help. He had always had an extreme soft spot for females ever since he could remember. It may have been from his mother leaving him at such a young age......He jumped up from his barstool, and caught one of the packages as it was on its way to the floor. "Here.....Let me help you with a couple of those...." he told her as he stood back upright. She laid her chin on the top of the stack, and looked at him with the palest blue eyes he had ever seen before. "Thank you Sir......but I can manage......". It hurt his feelings a little that she declined his offer to help, but he understood her reason for distancing such a stranger in this town. He could not trust her in the same likeness. He smiled a warm smile at her and placed the fallen package he had caught on top of her stack. "There ya go then Madaam.....". She nodded the best she could as she used her chin to steady the stack of items and said, "Again......thank you.....". He kept his smile towards her, and made his way back to his stool. She awkwardly moved to the nearest open table and let her items fall onto it as softly as she could. He went back to rolling what was left of his tobacco, but now aware of her presence in the tavern. She sat down in the chair as she pulled the hood up over her head, and neatly set up each item on the table. She brushed the amber strands of hair that waved in her face, back behind her pointed ears. She was beautiful! And of the same race as him too! She pulled out a small notebook and pencil as she began to read it in her head. She pointed to each item and seemed to check off what was most likely a list on her notepad. He looked over his shoulder trying not to allow her to notice, wondering what they were for. His love struken stare was broken by yet another gust of cold air, brought in by the next visitor. Once again his tobacco went flying and he decided that this was not going to work. Once the door was closed and the tobacco settled for a second time, he decided that the sticks he had rolled thus far would be good enough for now. He gathered up what was left of the pile, and put it back in the pouch along with the papers. He finished his ale and ordered another from the golem bartender. A creature made of granite with amazing strength, but were destined to be slaves of the lands due to their lack of intelligence.