Not excactly accepted [Kavala]

[Serpente Morsus]

Timestamp: 59th of Summer, 511 AV Status: Kavala Serpente walked through the high grass from his tent to the city. He was camping slightly outside, he had not found a good spot in the city to put his tent and he was afraid his early morning training would disturb the people in town. As he enterd it the streets had already been filled with people. The day before he had sold his pelts and now he was here to restock his supplies, getting ready to leave in a couple of days. He entered a small pavillion with a sign labled general goods outside, and as fast as he did all the people inside stared at him. The same thing had happend the day before, and he was not suprised. Most people had never seen anything like him before so offcourse they would be interested, and for the most part a little nervous in his presence. As he walked up to the shop owner to say what he needed, the man simply pointed at the door. Serpente was not sure at first what the man wanted from him, untill he realised, he was not welcome here. Upset, he left the pavillion quickly. Outside the sun was shining, and there where people everywhere. But he noticed them staying away from him, trying to walk around him if possible, not to get to close to the 'Oh so dangerous' stranger. He started to think he would never be accepted at a place like this.

[Kavala]

Kavala noted the blue-skinned stranger in Endrykas immediately. Akalaks were not normally common in the Drykas home base, but they did occasionally visit. She was on her way to look for the puppies Raiha had requested she bring back form her trip when she spotted him. People were skirting him, staying out of his way, and it even looked as if he ducked into a Pavilion then was right back out again, though she had no idea why.

Kavala had a bad moment, immediately thinking he was from Riverfall and here to escort her politely home. But if that were true, odds are they'd send a Cerulean and his face would be tattooed. This man's face was clean, though his expression looked frustrated if she wasnt' mistaken. Maybe he needed some assistance? Even though she was Konti, Kavala's face was well known in Endyrkas and she was accepted as one of the Drykas because of her windmarks. So maybe she could help him out, even a little, if he'd let her.

Kavala walked up to him and smiled then bowed slightly. In soft but brokan Tukant she quietly introduced herself. "I am Kavala Denusk of the Denusk Pavilion, Sapphire Clan. I am also a Nakivak of Riverfall. I am here visiting my family for a while. Can I be of assistance to you? You look like you are nwe in the city and don't know where to go." She asked carefully, smiling at him.

She glanced at the pavilion he'd just tried to enter, noted their clan, and shook her head. "You do not want to shop there anyhow. He is afraid to sell to you because he sells inferior goods. If you need supplies I know where to go for the best at the most reasonable price.. a place people are proud to trade in." She added, watching his expression and judging his body language carefully.

[Serpente Morsus]

"I am Kavala Denusk of the Denusk Pavilion, Sapphire Clan. I am also a Nakivak of Riverfall. I am here visiting my family for a while. Can I be of assistance to you? You look like you are new in the city and don't know where to go." Serpente smiled, a person from Riverfall. Finally someone who understood who he was without fear. "Serpente Morsus, and thank you I could need some assistance finding my way around here", he said as he reached out his hand to her. He inspected the woman, her hair blowing lightly in the wind. He found her attractive but, she was probably already taken and he was not looking to reproduce exactly. His main goal was not yet to let his bloodline continue, his father had not been to approving of him leaving his home and saying he was not planning to come back nor reproduce for a couple of years. Their race needed more people but, Serpente did not see it as his job to make more of his kind. "You do not want to shop there anyhow. He is afraid to sell to you because he sells inferior goods. If you need supplies I know where to go for the best at the most reasonable price.. a place people are proud to trade in." Serpente laughed lightly, he didn't exactly belive the statement, but it felt like a nicer thought then that they just shunned him. "Well thank you, that would be great, so, where to?", he asked and made a gesture for her to show the way to where ever they where going. He simply needed to buy some food to have with him before he left again. He usually cooked whatever he caught but, you never knew how much one would catch out in the wild, especially since he moved slow compared to some animals. Maybe he should get himself a horse? He thought as he waited for the woman to move.

[Kavala]

Kavala smiled in relief. It wasn't what she'd thought. This man wasn't here to collect her back to Riverfall cutting short her extended holiday.

"You'll want to find an Amethyst Clan Pavilion, one that trades in survival gear and general supplies. They are camped opposite of these pavilions, though close to the center of Endrykas is where you will find their trading pavilions. I can walk with you there if you'd like." Kavala said softly, smiling at him. He was obviously out of place in Endrykas though she had no idea how he'd gotten through the woven gates on his own or even across the Sea of Grass without a Drykas escort.

If he followed her, she'd lead him briskly across the encampment that was the City of Endrykas, and into a new quadrant that was denoted by Amethyst banners waving. Passing through rows and rows of trade Pavilions, Kavala finally stopped at one. She scratched at the leather door and walked in, holding it aside for the Akalak to follow. "Tall grass and fair weather to you." She offered the traditional greeting to the store owner and gestured for the Akalak to begin to browse.

"What exactly did you have on your list?" She asked, thoughtfully wanting to help him shop. There was more she wanted to ask him - like where he was from- but she figured the conversation could continue after he got the supplies he needed, not before.