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"Yes, I think so. Who else is coming along?"

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Caelus couldn't help but raise a curious eyebrow at this man's "swagger". He shook his hand regardless, offering a kind grin.

"Caelus. Nice to meet you."

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He glanced over the text of the contract, not really reading it but pretending to skim it. His soul already belonged to someone else, so it wasn't like this contract could really do anything to him. He withdrew one of his throwing knives, poking a cut into his hand that would give enough blood for the quill to take up.

"I hope I can be of good service."

And with that, he signed his name.

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Caelus, meanwhile, had been busy over by the fire cleaning the game he'd caught before arriving at the guild. He hoped Lilith wouldn't mind, but she seemed so keen on having people around that he assumed it was alright as he skinned and prepared the meat for cooking.

"... You know, I have been on the lookout for a group to join up with.. Miss Lilith, would you happen to have another one of those contracts?"

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(he has longer hair that is usually in a braid and has a bit more scruff; he looks more like a young hunter and less like part of some medieval boy band)

NAME
Caelus (pronounced SI-luss)

SPECIES
Vessel (human host for a demon)

AGE
??? (appears to be in late twenties)

HEIGHT AND WEIGHT
5'10" and I'm horrid at estimating weight, he's muscular but not terribly ripped.

BIO
(I'm still working on this part, will edit things later)
Caelus had the misfortune of being born into a village of worshipers to the god Mh'ithrha, a wolf-demon similar to Fenris of Norse mythology. As per his village's tradition, Caelus' coming-of-age ceremony included a ritual that permanently bound his soul to Mh'ithrha. In exchange for pledging his immortal soul to the god, Caelus may harness his divine power in battle or in times of dire need. This includes shifting into the shape of a giant wolf (think draft horse size), extremely heightened senses, and channeling the god himself.

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He gave a worried glance to the man's bleeding hand, and then back to the woman who seemed amazingly good at multitasking.

"Uh.. Yes, I saw your poster on the community board of the neighboring town. It was not my intention to come here, but it seems the Fates had different plans for me." He chuckled quietly, as if laughing about an inside joke. "My name is Caelus."

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The hunter stepped away from the door, only just now glancing up to see the sign.

"Greyfall Guild..." Where had he heard that name before? An expression of realization dawned on his face. "Oh... This was the guild that was in that advertisement...?"

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The movement was enough to catch the hunter's attention from the group inside. He immediately shifted into a crouch, one hand withdrawing a throwing knife from a sheath at his thigh, ready to face an attacker-- oh. It's just a... child? He straightened up awkwardly, returning the knife to its sheath and holding up one palm in a silent gesture of peace.

And then there's a growl to his right, startling him again. Takes a few steps back in defense, ready to draw again if necessary.

"I do not mean any harm, I swear. I was just hunting in the area. Forgive me, I was eavesdropping only out of curiosity."

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Against all odds, yet another creature was lurking about outside the guild. Well, not really lurking. He'd been on a hunt, as the string of three squirrels at his hip suggested. And he wasn't really a creature, per se. He appeared rather ordinary, save for the glimpse of a knotwork of dark tattoos that peeked out from under the collar of his shirt. His brown hair was pulled up into a loose braid that fell just past his shoulderblades. For the most part, he seemed human enough. That was probably for the best. Leaning up against the wall of the building, he caught snippets of conversation, realizing that there were actually people inside. Hesitant, but ever curious, he stepped quietly along the wall until he came to a door, leaning closer to listen in to the conversation.