The sun's dying rays peeked over the buildings in the distance, the sky shrouded by an array of ominous clouds. Snow gently settled on the ground, met with a feeble breeze that barely disturbed the tranquility of this desolate scene. Everywhere one looked, a blanket of white could be seen, the snow's flakes reflecting the sunset's perishing gaze.
It was down this very alley that Fayloan could be found meandering through the streets, out to explore this mysterious city. The youthful werewolf'd been in this bizarre world long enough to at least know the way back to the Inn. Besides, he figured, the freshly-laid snow would let him trail back his steps, should he lose his way. The mage ruffled his cloak, shivering a bit from the cold. He sniffled a little, the smoke from nearby fireplaces clogging his senses. But, as Fay soon found out, there was one particular scent that stood out to his nose, beneath all the soot.
He sniffed once more, a pensive look suddenly dawning upon his features. Another sniff. Again, there it was. He hastened his pace down the street, a crooked smile suddenly curling on his lips.
His golden eyes darted down house after house, though admittedly he was being led by his nose. Within moments, he found his target, sitting restfully next to a larger, well-furnished, Opera house. "So, this is where those two live, eh?" he inquired, giving the raggedy old house a quick rundown. He raised a brow at its poor condition: the paint peeling, the roof missing shackles, the house sagging in its space. Overall, the place gave a bit of a foreboding look, as a home haunted by some tortured ghost might. But the scent of his friends was undoubtedly coming from inside those walls.
"Might as well check," he murmured to himself with a shrug. He'd seen stranger things than ghosts in this insane town, anyway. What's the worst that could happen? Taking a brave step forth, he steps up the rickety wooden stairs with audible creeks. I don't even see any point in knocking after all that clamor, he muses to himself, but decides to tap on the door to see if anyone might not have heard him.
It was down this very alley that Fayloan could be found meandering through the streets, out to explore this mysterious city. The youthful werewolf'd been in this bizarre world long enough to at least know the way back to the Inn. Besides, he figured, the freshly-laid snow would let him trail back his steps, should he lose his way. The mage ruffled his cloak, shivering a bit from the cold. He sniffled a little, the smoke from nearby fireplaces clogging his senses. But, as Fay soon found out, there was one particular scent that stood out to his nose, beneath all the soot.
He sniffed once more, a pensive look suddenly dawning upon his features. Another sniff. Again, there it was. He hastened his pace down the street, a crooked smile suddenly curling on his lips.
His golden eyes darted down house after house, though admittedly he was being led by his nose. Within moments, he found his target, sitting restfully next to a larger, well-furnished, Opera house. "So, this is where those two live, eh?" he inquired, giving the raggedy old house a quick rundown. He raised a brow at its poor condition: the paint peeling, the roof missing shackles, the house sagging in its space. Overall, the place gave a bit of a foreboding look, as a home haunted by some tortured ghost might. But the scent of his friends was undoubtedly coming from inside those walls.
"Might as well check," he murmured to himself with a shrug. He'd seen stranger things than ghosts in this insane town, anyway. What's the worst that could happen? Taking a brave step forth, he steps up the rickety wooden stairs with audible creeks. I don't even see any point in knocking after all that clamor, he muses to himself, but decides to tap on the door to see if anyone might not have heard him.