Nami
One Thousand Club
"There ya go, kiddo," Orion said, pulling the stamp away from Birch's hand.
"Alright, I guess I'll take you all to my home first..and if Birch wants he can cook something. If he doesn't feel like it I could always run to the market," Ava said, tilting her head to the side. Strands of pink hair fell into her vision, so she quickly brushed them out of the way.
"Sounds like a plan!" Faye said in return, smiling cheerfully.
Ava returned the gesture before turning to Orion. "Thank you for the stamps, Orion," she said, an appreciative look among her face.
"Ah, it's no problem! New elves are always welcome!" he said, his rosy cheeks smiling along with his lips.
With that, Ava waved and made her way over to the door from the desk. She pushed it open and began heading out, beckoning for the rest of the group to tag along. Faye turned and waved gratefully at the pudgy bald man behind the desk one last time before following the Dihart elf.
As Faye was going to walk out the door, she stopped right in her tracks and turned back to Orion for a moment. "Orion?" she asked aloud.
The man looked up at her and replied, "Yes?"
"I hope you don't mind me asking, but out of curiosity...what type of elf are you? It's just..I've never been around so many different kinds of elves. It's interesting," she told him with a warm smile.
Orion laughed hardily as he began cleaning the desk with a wet rag. "Oi, you get used to it, except for that Cerah girl. Eh, well Ava says you do, but no one else ever does!" He shakes his head and rolls his emerald green eyes with a soft laugh. "Ah, but oh yes, I'm a Light Elf. I escaped Fayland many, many years ago and found myself settling here in Auchertown. Oi, I want nothing to do with that King Calaer. He's simply just imprisoning the elves of Fayland. I don't care if he says he's just trying to protect everyone--he's keeping everyone from seeing the world! Oh, and both Kings are simply ridiculous--this is all because they dislike the opposite species. How vulgar of them! I'm around all kinds of species day after day here and we all get along just fine!" The more Orion speaks, the angrier he seems to get. His bushy eyebrows are furrowed together as he mutters some more words beneath his breath. "Oi, sorry! I got a little carried away and went on a bit of a rant there. My apologies, ma'am."
Faye smiles with a chuckle, actually finding his rant entertaining. "Don't worry," she said with a shrug, "I feel the same way....and I want that to change...and I plan to change that." She looked at him for a moment longer, allowing the idea that she had to sink into his bald head.
After a few moments of him continuing to wash the desk with a rag, he nodded gradually and looked back to Faye. "Ah, good for you then. Just, ah, you and your elf friends--be careful. I you're off to Reddell, they don't play no games up there." The man raised a brow at Faye, giving her a stern look, but at the same time she could tell he had some faith in her.
Faye nodded gratefully, taking another step through the doorway. "We will, thank you." She then headed off after Ava and the others, not wanting to fall too behind.
"Alright, I guess I'll take you all to my home first..and if Birch wants he can cook something. If he doesn't feel like it I could always run to the market," Ava said, tilting her head to the side. Strands of pink hair fell into her vision, so she quickly brushed them out of the way.
"Sounds like a plan!" Faye said in return, smiling cheerfully.
Ava returned the gesture before turning to Orion. "Thank you for the stamps, Orion," she said, an appreciative look among her face.
"Ah, it's no problem! New elves are always welcome!" he said, his rosy cheeks smiling along with his lips.
With that, Ava waved and made her way over to the door from the desk. She pushed it open and began heading out, beckoning for the rest of the group to tag along. Faye turned and waved gratefully at the pudgy bald man behind the desk one last time before following the Dihart elf.
As Faye was going to walk out the door, she stopped right in her tracks and turned back to Orion for a moment. "Orion?" she asked aloud.
The man looked up at her and replied, "Yes?"
"I hope you don't mind me asking, but out of curiosity...what type of elf are you? It's just..I've never been around so many different kinds of elves. It's interesting," she told him with a warm smile.
Orion laughed hardily as he began cleaning the desk with a wet rag. "Oi, you get used to it, except for that Cerah girl. Eh, well Ava says you do, but no one else ever does!" He shakes his head and rolls his emerald green eyes with a soft laugh. "Ah, but oh yes, I'm a Light Elf. I escaped Fayland many, many years ago and found myself settling here in Auchertown. Oi, I want nothing to do with that King Calaer. He's simply just imprisoning the elves of Fayland. I don't care if he says he's just trying to protect everyone--he's keeping everyone from seeing the world! Oh, and both Kings are simply ridiculous--this is all because they dislike the opposite species. How vulgar of them! I'm around all kinds of species day after day here and we all get along just fine!" The more Orion speaks, the angrier he seems to get. His bushy eyebrows are furrowed together as he mutters some more words beneath his breath. "Oi, sorry! I got a little carried away and went on a bit of a rant there. My apologies, ma'am."
Faye smiles with a chuckle, actually finding his rant entertaining. "Don't worry," she said with a shrug, "I feel the same way....and I want that to change...and I plan to change that." She looked at him for a moment longer, allowing the idea that she had to sink into his bald head.
After a few moments of him continuing to wash the desk with a rag, he nodded gradually and looked back to Faye. "Ah, good for you then. Just, ah, you and your elf friends--be careful. I you're off to Reddell, they don't play no games up there." The man raised a brow at Faye, giving her a stern look, but at the same time she could tell he had some faith in her.
Faye nodded gratefully, taking another step through the doorway. "We will, thank you." She then headed off after Ava and the others, not wanting to fall too behind.