Trey road swiftly down the road towards the city in the distance. His hood was up, covering the short blonde hair and elvish ears. His bow and quiver clicked quietly against his leather armor as his horse galloped over the open terrain. The long cloak, fastened in the front right below the neck line of his armor, looked like leaves and vines woven together. The hood, made of vines, cast a shadow over the wear's face. Grass green eyes, the same color as the green cloak, stared out at the world. Hands gripped the reins lightly as Trey road along. Green pants covered his lower half and leather boots sheltered his feet. The pants looked to be made of tightly woven vines as well, to the point that without a close look, the pants seemed made of cloth. The leather breast plate covered shirt made of the same woven vines. A belt snaked around trey's waist held a finely carved stone dagger along with other pouches, contents unknown. The city grew closer and Trey's hand tightened on the reins, slowing his horse to a trot that became a walk as the man entered the city. The hooves clicked on the cobblestones as he road up the road, stopping outside the slave shop.
As Trey dismounted he smiled down at the panting wolf. Shelby hadn't even broken a sweat in keeping pace with the horse. Trey felt a surge of pride for the beast who had claimed him as his master, or more like the man who had earned of protection. Trey bent, patting the creature on the head as it woofed quietly in reply. Her fur was a medium brown with a white spot on her chest. "Good girl." Trey whispered to her before turning, unhampered by the bow through which his arm rested on the quiver along his back. Trey was a woodsman of considerable skill. The skill passed down by generations of other elves from his home town. Trey was now a wander of sorts. The large forest of which his village was set in was his homeland. Trey lived there but never in the same place. He had left his camp in the fringes of the woods and ridden out to the city. Now, he turned to his task at hand. Pushing to his feet, calves bunching with ripcord like muscles, Trey turned and entered the shop.
The first assult was the smell. The second was the sound. The place rattled and clanked, slaves moaned and groaned. At his side, Shelby growled in her chest, eyes narrow in the dim light. It wasn't that she didn't enjoy such a thing, but the smell of blood caused the hair to rise on her chest. Trey reached down, patting her head before walking off into the shop, the wolf following and growling softly. The smell of blood put her into a frenzied state, kept only in check by the lack of opponents. Should they be attacked, Trey frowned at the thought, he would not be able to prevent Shelby from attacking. Trey shook his head and reached up, dropping the hood of his cloak as he glanced around at the slaves, looking for one to take home.