The two of them made quick work of the bodies. He had seen Dustin before, many times. Her features resembled that of a tribe he had some afilliation with many many years ago.
It sort of came with the territory of being so old really. When one finally gains the insight of just how pointless violence and war are, they tend to realize that peace reaps much better results. However not everyone was privilaged in this wisdom. It was wisdom only learned through longevity.
His affiliation with Dustin's tribe was most liekly long before her birth judgeing by how young the native looked but he chose to keep that information to himself for now. Wel'Chi had learned that informing strangers that you have existed for centuries tended to yield awkward results. Dustin in particular due to the nature of her tribe's history with the plague.
Perhaps if the ancient got to know her more, he would share fond stories of her tribe with her. Stories of when they had flourished as a tribe all those years ago.
His eyes grew distant and he smiled sadly to himself.
They were quiet for a few moments, busy cleaning themselves up as best they could. Then Dustin asked him if he was new in town and this drew a musical chuckle from the ancient, his eyes dancing with amusment at the nature of the question.
"No little sister! I am no stranger to these lands. I have been through Solomon and the surrounding territories on several occasions" He responded quietly with a smile. He allowed the silence to rein briefly before adding with a gentle expression "So, I reckon the innkeep has a tab to settle with us considering we just cleaned the mess infront of his saloon up. Now he might actually attract some patrons. How about that whiskey?"
It sort of came with the territory of being so old really. When one finally gains the insight of just how pointless violence and war are, they tend to realize that peace reaps much better results. However not everyone was privilaged in this wisdom. It was wisdom only learned through longevity.
His affiliation with Dustin's tribe was most liekly long before her birth judgeing by how young the native looked but he chose to keep that information to himself for now. Wel'Chi had learned that informing strangers that you have existed for centuries tended to yield awkward results. Dustin in particular due to the nature of her tribe's history with the plague.
Perhaps if the ancient got to know her more, he would share fond stories of her tribe with her. Stories of when they had flourished as a tribe all those years ago.
His eyes grew distant and he smiled sadly to himself.
They were quiet for a few moments, busy cleaning themselves up as best they could. Then Dustin asked him if he was new in town and this drew a musical chuckle from the ancient, his eyes dancing with amusment at the nature of the question.
"No little sister! I am no stranger to these lands. I have been through Solomon and the surrounding territories on several occasions" He responded quietly with a smile. He allowed the silence to rein briefly before adding with a gentle expression "So, I reckon the innkeep has a tab to settle with us considering we just cleaned the mess infront of his saloon up. Now he might actually attract some patrons. How about that whiskey?"