Myu
Myu
DualDragons
(Ivan)
Genii
(Beryl)
Location: Guild Hall
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A middle-aged human in a long black coat stepped up alongside Ivan and held a bowl of steaming stew out to him. He was bald and broad-shouldered, with a downturned mouth. A yawning grey cat sat curled around his neck, contrasting his stern look.
Dante Ironblood was used to taking in strays, and most everyone in the hunter’s guild knew it. They came and went from his room in the dormitories as they pleased.
So when he’d heard the growling stomach of the starving horned fellow waiting for Beryl, Dante couldn’t stop himself from feeding him while he waited. Besides, he felt it was wrong to ask a man to choose a dangerous livelihood while he was on an empty stomach. Not that this horned man would be the first, or the last, to join the hunter’s guild for food in the belly and a roof over the head. Dante had seen it plenty of times over the years.
“She’ll get to you soon,” he said to Ivan, jerking his head at Beryl. “In the meantime, eat. And why don’t you tell me what brings you to the hunter’s guild, friend?”
At this rate, with the number of newcomers Dante had seen in a cursory glimpse of the hall, a queue was bound to form for Beryl. Best to hasten the process along where he could, he thought.
Location: Guild Hall
Profile here
A middle-aged human in a long black coat stepped up alongside Ivan and held a bowl of steaming stew out to him. He was bald and broad-shouldered, with a downturned mouth. A yawning grey cat sat curled around his neck, contrasting his stern look.
Dante Ironblood was used to taking in strays, and most everyone in the hunter’s guild knew it. They came and went from his room in the dormitories as they pleased.
So when he’d heard the growling stomach of the starving horned fellow waiting for Beryl, Dante couldn’t stop himself from feeding him while he waited. Besides, he felt it was wrong to ask a man to choose a dangerous livelihood while he was on an empty stomach. Not that this horned man would be the first, or the last, to join the hunter’s guild for food in the belly and a roof over the head. Dante had seen it plenty of times over the years.
“She’ll get to you soon,” he said to Ivan, jerking his head at Beryl. “In the meantime, eat. And why don’t you tell me what brings you to the hunter’s guild, friend?”
At this rate, with the number of newcomers Dante had seen in a cursory glimpse of the hall, a queue was bound to form for Beryl. Best to hasten the process along where he could, he thought.