Taraki's Intro

Taraki stared, gazing up at the solid marble paradise that lay before him. It was quite a sight, he had to admit, all bright and sparkling like some precious gem in the light of the setting sun. A ruby - to be precise. The sun was a bleeding orange colour as he made his leisurely way up before the grand entrance to Lamia Scale.

Tearing his green eyes from the building, Tar reached a rough hand into his pocket and produced a crumpled piece of paper. It was reply from the Guild Master regarding his request to join the group, he stopped, closing his eyes and savouring the moment. He just stood outside the doors in the glow of the setting sun.

Kihia was quietly walking towards the Guildhall, he had been doing a round of errands around Hargeon getting supplies here and there. He stopped a few meters away from a young man who had seemingly been standing infront of the Lamia Scale Guildhall. He studied the young man, who seemed almost as tall as Kihia himself, he was standing there holding a small slip of paper, looking at the Guildhall in admiration.

After a moment Kihia gently smiled and walked forward passing the young man and stopping at the doors of Lamia scale, he then grabbed onto one of the marble doorhandles and pulled it open, welcoming the man in, “Welcome to Lamia Scale… if there is anything you need, feel free to let me know…”

Tar had heard and smelled the light-haired magician walking slowly up behind his static figure. It was a peculiar scent - like frozen.. Something. Long brown hair dancing in the wind, Tar replied "Thank you, sir. There is actually one way you could help. I've got to report to the guild master. I'm new you see." The lunar mage presented the paper - "Do you mind pointing me in the right direction?"

It wasn't s big deal if the man did ignore his request however it would certainly help Tar find the leader.

Xavier was just inside the door about to leave, finding it quite odd that the door opened for him rather than him getting the chance to touch it. But it all made sense when he saw Kihia on the other side holding the door open to give a man behind him a view of the guild hall which his was serendipitously blocking. He waved to him before hearing something about the Guild Master. "The Master is typically busy, but you are welcome to look for him inside." he offered, moving aside to make way for his passage should he decide to come in.

Tar stepped gingerly inside and introduced himself immediately. "Hi, I'm Taraki Meyka. Thanks for the advice. Do either of you know where I should start looking?" The lunar mage looked stunned for a second as the sound and light from inside the building washed over him - the man felt like he'd just been hit with a truck and looked that way too.

His ears twitched and he couldn't help but look away while his eyes adjusted. "Wow, it's loud in there!" the newbie complained playfully. In reality it was probably just background noise, but having augmented senses and being raised in a quiet environment, Taraki was taken aback.

Kihia Gently nodded towards Xavier as he was evidentally on his way out, he watched as the young man who had introduced himself as Taraki Meyka, he started walking up to the entrance of the Guild hall when the wave of noise hit him. When he heard the young mans comment Kihia simply nodded, “They are indeed loud… however you find a time when you have grown use to it…” Kihia looked inside and sighed seeing all of the usual ruckus that took place, “It is nice to meet you Taraki, I am Kihia Avoa, Ace of Courage. Xavier is correct in the fact that Master Zuo is often busy… although finding him is often easier said than done…”

Had he just heard right? This was the Ace of Courage, whom Zuo had trained in his famous Crystal Make magic? "W-Wait, you're the real Kihia?" he asked, flustered. Having time to spare on the road, Tar had done his homework on notable people inside the guild. The newcomer was about to ask if he was really raised by demons but decided against it. He had practically been raised by wolves and didn't really like talking about it, so he didn't know how the ice Slayer would react.

Playing it safe, he continued "Wow I've heard so much about you, sir! " before realising that probably wasn't the way he should start when entering a room full of people more powerful than him. He'd be there all day. "Um.. Could show me around?" the young man asked slightly timidly.