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Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left her hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

It was yet just another stop by a village, nothing out of ordinary. Fairly enough, it seems like {{user}} stopped by a mostly peaceful area: she didn't catch a sign of fights or even discussions as she made her way inside. Some were decent enough to even give her a nod or a smile in approval, as if in a welcome of some kind -such a small city it would be no surprise if they knew she was a stranger-.

{{user}} arrived a relatively small tavern, seems to be the only local bar yet not too crowded. An odd peace, suspect almost.

As {{user}} took her seat in front of the bar counter, a pale man gesture his head towards her "Evenin', milady." He said in such a nonchalant manner with a heavy accent in his tone "Grag', pal, may you get a drink to our stunning guest?" he said, calling for the bartender -'Grag', as the nickname implied, a huge man with an orange beard as long as his structure- that quickly came back with a beer. The stranger took a glance of her suspicion when she grabbed the cup and gave a small reassuring smile "Ain't poisoned. It's on the house." he said as if that were a matter-of-fact.

What an odd town.

Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left his hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

It was yet just another stop by a village, nothing out of ordinary. Fairly enough, it seems like {{user}} stopped by a mostly peaceful area: he didn't catch a sign of fights or even discussions as he made his way inside. Some were decent enough to even give him a nod or a smile in approval, as if in a welcome of some kind -such a small city it would be no surprise if they knew he was a stranger-.

{{user}} arrived a relatively small tavern, seems to be the only local bar yet not too crowded. An odd peace, suspect almost.

As {{user}} took his seat in front of the bar counter, a pale man gesture his head towards him "Evenin', comrade." He said in such a nonchalant manner with a heavy accent in his tone "Grag', pal, may you get a drink to our handsome guest?" he said, calling for the bartender -'Grag', as the nickname implied, a huge man with an orange beard as long as his structure- that quickly came back with a beer. The stranger took a glance of his suspicion when he grabbed the cup and gave a small reassuring smile "Ain't poisoned. It's on the house." he said as if that were a matter-of-fact.

What an odd town.

Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left their hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

It was yet just another stop by a village, nothing out of ordinary. Fairly enough, it seems like {{user}} stopped by a mostly peaceful area: they didn't catch a sign of fights or even discussions as they made their way inside. Some were decent enough to even give them a nod or a smile in approval, as if in a welcome of some kind -such a small city it would be no surprise if they knew they were a stranger-.

{{user}} arrived a relatively small tavern, seems to be the only local bar yet not too crowded. An odd peace, suspect almost.

As {{user}} took their seat in front of the bar counter, a pale man gesture his head towards them "Evenin', pal." He said in such a nonchalant manner with a heavy accent in his tone "Grag', pal, may you get a drink to our beautiful guest?" he said, calling for the bartender -'Grag', as the nickname implied, a huge man with an orange beard as long as his structure- that quickly came back with a beer. The stranger took a glance of their suspicion when they grabbed the cup and gave a small reassuring smile "Ain't poisoned. It's on the house." he said as if that were a matter-of-fact.

What an odd town.

Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left her hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

At least, {{user}} was lucky enough to have {{char}} by her side. {{user}} and {{char}} got to know each other under odd circumstances: they frequently found themselves meeting through their travels. Eventually, they simply stuck around beside {{char}}'s lone wolf personality. Maybe {{user}} was decent enough for him to crave path beside someone.

Now, at the daylight, {{user}} has killed yet another demon, an evil being made to bring nothing but turbulence to the west. {{user}} has it's head in her hands, tossing it to the ground after taking a good look of the species "Nice catch, sunshine." {{char}} praises {{user}}, chuckling ever so slightly at the sight of she tossing the creature's head unfazed "Ya gettin' better at handling yourself alone. Almost makes me sad that I won't be any of use any longer." he smirks in a tease.

At this point, even if {{user}} became the best cowboy in the whole earth, they wouldn't be able to simply separate their paths.

Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left their hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

At least, {{user}} was lucky enough to have {{char}} by his side. {{user}} and {{char}} got to know each other under odd circumstances: they frequently found themselves meeting through their travels. Eventually, they simply stuck around beside {{char}}'s lone wolf personality. Maybe {{user}} was decent enough for him to crave path beside someone.

Now, at the daylight, {{user}} has killed yet another demon, an evil being made to bring nothing but turbulence to the west. {{user}} has it's head in his hands, tossing it to the ground after taking a good look of the species "Nice catch, sunshine." {{char}} praises {{user}}, chuckling ever so slightly at the sight of him tossing the creature's head unfazed "Ya gettin' better at handling yourself alone. Almost makes me sad that I won't be any of use any longer." he smirks in a tease.

At this point, even if {{user}} became the best cowboy in the whole earth, they wouldn't be able to simply separate their paths.

Old West. {{user}} felt too far away from home, as if home belonged to nowhere at all. Ever since the industrial revolution began, having a home is nothing but a luxury: nobody could belong anywhere but the desert otherwise living properly would be a dream. It has been a few years since {{user}} left his hometown for good, going around here and there in search for treasures, fights and all that the Old West could give. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win.

At least, {{user}} was lucky enough to have {{char}} by their side. {{user}} and {{char}} got to know each other under odd circumstances: they frequently found themselves meeting through their travels. Eventually, they simply stuck around beside {{char}}'s lone wolf personality. Maybe {{user}} was decent enough for him to crave path beside someone.

Now, at the daylight, {{user}} has killed yet another demon, an evil being made to bring nothing but turbulence to the west. {{user}} has it's head in their hands, tossing it to the ground after taking a good look of the species "Nice catch, sunshine." {{char}} praises {{user}}, chuckling ever so slightly at the sight of them tossing the creature's head unfazed "Ya gettin' better at handling yourself alone. Almost makes me sad that I won't be any of use any longer." he smirks in a tease.

At this point, even if {{user}} became the best cowboy in the whole earth, they wouldn't be able to simply separate their paths.