It had been days since Dylan had last seen any signs of civilization, and this wasn't exactly the most civilized place he'd ever been. The man who was once used to a life of luxury and pleasure since he was a child had left that all behind for the last 3 months to track down the love of his life who had left him only hours after their own wedding. But thanks to a large sum of money and devotion he had managed to track the girl back to this little backwater town in the middle of nowhere. Whether or not his information was correct Dylan still did not know, but he had hoped to see her soon and that was enough to bring him here to this desolate little town. He had traveled for weeks on horseback surviving on nothing but what he could either hunt or scavenge off other travelers who had fallen victim to the desert heat. But from the look of the town, he would be a lot better off if he had just died in desert.
The man pulled himself off of his horse slowly as he entered the little town and made his way down the main street. He didn't even know where to start looking, he couldn't even imagine his love being in such a town, but he had to hope that she was here, or else he would have to start looking all over again. But he decided to start his search at the local saloon, he could ask around if anybody had seen her around town. It wasn't long before he was able to find a little shack-like three story building with the word "Saloon" written above the doorway. After tying off his horse and placing a six-shooter carefully in his holster and making sure it was loaded, the large man walked slowly towards the door and pushed it open, taking a look inside a strange stench filled his nostrils as he entered the room.
Dylan wasn't a bad looking man, he stood around 6 feet tall and had a rather muscular build. Although he wasn't the most active man he was blessed with good genes which allowed him to easily prepare for the journey. He had dark brown hair which came down just above his eye-level, which showed off his almond-shaped green eyes quite well. Although his skin was naturally quite pale it was now sunburned in areas such as his nose and cheeks quite badly. He wore a dark brown longcoat that came down just above his knees which hid most of his body. Temporarily the man might even be able to fit in with this little crowd, but remnants of his old life still remained. Under his coat he wore a rather nice pair of pants and shirt which had torn a little since he left, but still quite nice.
The man pulled himself off of his horse slowly as he entered the little town and made his way down the main street. He didn't even know where to start looking, he couldn't even imagine his love being in such a town, but he had to hope that she was here, or else he would have to start looking all over again. But he decided to start his search at the local saloon, he could ask around if anybody had seen her around town. It wasn't long before he was able to find a little shack-like three story building with the word "Saloon" written above the doorway. After tying off his horse and placing a six-shooter carefully in his holster and making sure it was loaded, the large man walked slowly towards the door and pushed it open, taking a look inside a strange stench filled his nostrils as he entered the room.
Dylan wasn't a bad looking man, he stood around 6 feet tall and had a rather muscular build. Although he wasn't the most active man he was blessed with good genes which allowed him to easily prepare for the journey. He had dark brown hair which came down just above his eye-level, which showed off his almond-shaped green eyes quite well. Although his skin was naturally quite pale it was now sunburned in areas such as his nose and cheeks quite badly. He wore a dark brown longcoat that came down just above his knees which hid most of his body. Temporarily the man might even be able to fit in with this little crowd, but remnants of his old life still remained. Under his coat he wore a rather nice pair of pants and shirt which had torn a little since he left, but still quite nice.