Theodore thrusted his chest forwards and arched his back causing popping sounds to reverberate through his body. He always felt it had an oddly calming effect on him. He took another gulp from his ale from his mug and observed in a slight expression of boredom, hoping the competition would start soon. His attention however fell on another hunter coming his way.
He looked peculiarly familiar to him. A moment of contemplation and his mind flashed back to when he was outside at the intriguing vendor’s stand. Yes, the hunter present there was familiar to the one approaching him. Their garments were also similar, although this one’s was less flashy. Surely they must have been associated to each other.
His thoughts were cut short as the hunter was now in front of him asking if the seat was taken. He barely managed to motion towards the seat, as the hunter sat down regardless of his response. It certainly seized his attention for the time being. Moreover so when the hunter began talking about his reputation. Theodore’s reputation was not a bright one, however it wasn’t a wide-spread one either. His actions were arbitrary and based on how his emotional state at the time being, which resulted in a rickety notoriety.
Theodore took another swig from his mug and finally spoke to the hunter. His contemplation had ensued in a nearly awkward period of silence after the fellow hunter had finished his sentence.
“Ah, it seems my reputation is slowly being incorporated into my shadow, making it hard to part with it. Not that I’d want to.” He snickered at his last comment and then inhaled deeply.
“Boredom.” He said rather abruptly and unlike his calm demeanor so far. “That’s what my reputation lacks to mention. The reason why I am . . .” his words were deep, and he obviously did not deny his reputation “. . . such a bloodthirsty killer. Though I’d prefer being called a bored man, opposed to that. It is also what brought me here. Indeed I may have heard of this coven you speak. I hope it to be a fountain of entertainment that will drown the dullness.”
Theodore rubbed his chin. “That aside however, allow me to apologize first. I have no doubt you have a reputation of your own, however I tend to not recognize that by the looks. How embarrassing of me.” He shook his head with a rather satiric smile plastered on his face.
“What was your name again?” He asked in spite of the fact the fellow hunter had not mentioned his name before.
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He looked peculiarly familiar to him. A moment of contemplation and his mind flashed back to when he was outside at the intriguing vendor’s stand. Yes, the hunter present there was familiar to the one approaching him. Their garments were also similar, although this one’s was less flashy. Surely they must have been associated to each other.
His thoughts were cut short as the hunter was now in front of him asking if the seat was taken. He barely managed to motion towards the seat, as the hunter sat down regardless of his response. It certainly seized his attention for the time being. Moreover so when the hunter began talking about his reputation. Theodore’s reputation was not a bright one, however it wasn’t a wide-spread one either. His actions were arbitrary and based on how his emotional state at the time being, which resulted in a rickety notoriety.
Theodore took another swig from his mug and finally spoke to the hunter. His contemplation had ensued in a nearly awkward period of silence after the fellow hunter had finished his sentence.
“Ah, it seems my reputation is slowly being incorporated into my shadow, making it hard to part with it. Not that I’d want to.” He snickered at his last comment and then inhaled deeply.
“Boredom.” He said rather abruptly and unlike his calm demeanor so far. “That’s what my reputation lacks to mention. The reason why I am . . .” his words were deep, and he obviously did not deny his reputation “. . . such a bloodthirsty killer. Though I’d prefer being called a bored man, opposed to that. It is also what brought me here. Indeed I may have heard of this coven you speak. I hope it to be a fountain of entertainment that will drown the dullness.”
Theodore rubbed his chin. “That aside however, allow me to apologize first. I have no doubt you have a reputation of your own, however I tend to not recognize that by the looks. How embarrassing of me.” He shook his head with a rather satiric smile plastered on his face.
“What was your name again?” He asked in spite of the fact the fellow hunter had not mentioned his name before.
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