Axel nodded. He didn't recognise the name, not that he expected to. It sounded odd, but many Spiran names tended to.
Still, this Kadaj seemed all right. He had a high reiatsu, Axel hadn't missed that, but it wasn't at all unusual among people that travelled around in the wilds, especially alone. It usually meant that they were Hunters of some sort, or were at least equipped to deal with the monsters they would undoubtedly encounter if they weren't. Those who tended towards public transport systems and had typical nine-to-five jobs didn't have the same feel to them.
It was a bit of a walk to Winry's shop, but the evening was pleasant and only getting more so as the heat of the daytime sun faded to a more manageable afternoon warmth. He, at least, wasn't lugging a gigantic bike with him.
"It's just around this way," he said, indicating a distant corner.
A lot of people found Rabanastre hard to navigate. This didn't surprise Axel at all. It was sprawling and had been built in the fashion of old cities, those without the luxury of extensive pre-planning. Parts had been added on over the years, probably centuries, and some had been knocked down and rebuilt. It made the streets winding and, to many, especially visitors, confusing.
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Date: 2014-02-16 04:33 pm (UTC)Still, this Kadaj seemed all right. He had a high reiatsu, Axel hadn't missed that, but it wasn't at all unusual among people that travelled around in the wilds, especially alone. It usually meant that they were Hunters of some sort, or were at least equipped to deal with the monsters they would undoubtedly encounter if they weren't. Those who tended towards public transport systems and had typical nine-to-five jobs didn't have the same feel to them.
It was a bit of a walk to Winry's shop, but the evening was pleasant and only getting more so as the heat of the daytime sun faded to a more manageable afternoon warmth. He, at least, wasn't lugging a gigantic bike with him.
"It's just around this way," he said, indicating a distant corner.
A lot of people found Rabanastre hard to navigate. This didn't surprise Axel at all. It was sprawling and had been built in the fashion of old cities, those without the luxury of extensive pre-planning. Parts had been added on over the years, probably centuries, and some had been knocked down and rebuilt. It made the streets winding and, to many, especially visitors, confusing.