Mortals_Dream
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Apr 27, 2009
Sean settled down in the roughly hewn chair, oak groaning as he settled his wieght down onto the old wood. The chair matched the rest of the inn, old and battered but still standing after the many years. This town and its buildings had stood for decades. Before Sean had been born and it would probably stand for many years after he was dead. The village was nestled into the foot hills of the mountain range known as the Hand of the Gods, five peaks that jutted up from the flat plains around them, reaching up into the heavens like a grasping hands. Three were plenty of rumors circling those mountains, drawing in all sorts of adventure seekers, meaning that the small town was wealthy and well built for its size.
It was one of those seekers that brought him here today. Sean made a good living as a tracker, guide, and hunter for the town area, leading men looking for glory up into the mountains. Of course he usually brought them back disappointed and broken but the poit was that he brought them back. The Hand wasn't a nice place and plenty went up there never to com back. That was why Sean was the best.
He looked the part as well. Dirt stained leathers and clothes died deep greens and browns swathed his form, designed ot keep himwarm and hidden in the mountains. Ragged brown hair hung around his face, just hiding a pair of intelligent green eyes behind long bangs. A bow, unstrung at the moment rested across his back along with a thin quiver, as well as twin blades hanging from his belt, all worn with use but still well cared for. All and all it spoke of a man who made his living surviving in a wilderness that coudl kill you all too easily.
So he was here for a job. Just one more in a string of adventures that he would take up into danger and if at all possible brings back down in one piece.
It was one of those seekers that brought him here today. Sean made a good living as a tracker, guide, and hunter for the town area, leading men looking for glory up into the mountains. Of course he usually brought them back disappointed and broken but the poit was that he brought them back. The Hand wasn't a nice place and plenty went up there never to com back. That was why Sean was the best.
He looked the part as well. Dirt stained leathers and clothes died deep greens and browns swathed his form, designed ot keep himwarm and hidden in the mountains. Ragged brown hair hung around his face, just hiding a pair of intelligent green eyes behind long bangs. A bow, unstrung at the moment rested across his back along with a thin quiver, as well as twin blades hanging from his belt, all worn with use but still well cared for. All and all it spoke of a man who made his living surviving in a wilderness that coudl kill you all too easily.
So he was here for a job. Just one more in a string of adventures that he would take up into danger and if at all possible brings back down in one piece.