Hart
Supernova
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2011
- Location
- here..there...everywhere.. nowhere
Standing in the shadow of a newsstand Tyril once again looked at the ad in the paper. He was having a hard time believing a human had actually placed an ad to hire an anthro like him. He half expected it to disappear each time he looked at the paper. It was a rare thing even in this part of the world where both humans and anthros intermingled for a human to do business with let alone hire one. He couldn't help but wonder what kind of person it was that had placed the ad. That curiosity along with the need of a decent paying job was why he was going to apply.
Checking the address once again Tyril began to walk the several blocks to where the store was located. During the walk he was given a rather wide berth by nearly all the humans he passed. Though anthros were fairly common in this area there were few larger ones and even fewer bulls like him. It made interactions with people both sad and humorus at times because most only saw his large seven foot muscled frame and not his rather peaceful almost timid nature. Arriving at the block the store was one he stopped and checked his reflection in the window of building, straightening the traditional kilt most bulls had taken to wearing and ensuring there were no mats in his grey-blue fur. Satisfied with his appearance Tyril walked into the store wondering exactly what the job was for as the ad had been rather vauge.
Checking the address once again Tyril began to walk the several blocks to where the store was located. During the walk he was given a rather wide berth by nearly all the humans he passed. Though anthros were fairly common in this area there were few larger ones and even fewer bulls like him. It made interactions with people both sad and humorus at times because most only saw his large seven foot muscled frame and not his rather peaceful almost timid nature. Arriving at the block the store was one he stopped and checked his reflection in the window of building, straightening the traditional kilt most bulls had taken to wearing and ensuring there were no mats in his grey-blue fur. Satisfied with his appearance Tyril walked into the store wondering exactly what the job was for as the ad had been rather vauge.