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Lonesome entered the "Merry Nymph" and was hit with the sound of drunken laughter and the smell of wholesome food. "Hey Lonesome, thanks for the help with those bandits last week! Sorry about your sword though." Lonesome turned to see a short portly man get up from his chair(with a bit of difficulty) and waddle towards him. "Think nothing of it, I was able to make a new acquaintance while fixing my sword, and with the reward you gave me, I was able to lodge here for the week." He said as he gave a slight bow to the shorter man. The shorter man shook his head and grinned from ear to ear, the effect being comical at best. "Well I'll leave you be and let you be on your way, goodnight my friend." the portly man said as he bowed his head. "Goodnight to you too good sir." Lonesome said as he turned toward a table in the back corner that promised a good view of the whole room.

Lonesome looked up from the meal he had just got when he heard the commotion. When he saw the flames he nearly choked on the food. "Did you see that?" "Yeah, where did those flames come from?" It wasn't hard to hear the general murmuring in the room after such a display. Standing up Lonesome took his cloak off and walked over to the girl. "Excuse me are you alright?" He said as he held a hand out to help her up and his other hand offered her his cloak to cover the burnt clothing.

"Shhh....miss you should not speak openly of our kind, one cannot be sure who might be a predator under the veil of friend. Besides I would like to know who you think I am to be looking for me." Lonesome whispered to her as he weaved the two of them through the crowd to his table in the back. As they arrived he pulled a chair out for her. "Please have a seat and relax."

"Well I'll admit you know more than I do. I only knew there were a few people out like me and a few others who hunt us. I have no idea about defeating some person." Lonesome said as he resumed eating the rest of his meal. "Though I would like to know how you know I'm one of these Warriors of the Elements people." He said as he lifted his mug of cider to his mouth.

"Miss I'm not one of the hunters but I doubt that I look like one the Warriors of the Elements." He said as he finished his meal. "So miss what's your name?" Lonesome asked as he scanned the room quickly but thoroughly. Satisfied he looked back at the girl in front of him and took stock of her. She was quite attractive and her eyes held a fierce fire like quality though whether that had to do with her element or not he wasn't sure.

"My name is Lonesome, it's a pleasure to meet you Miss Akatsuka." Lonesome noticed her blush and coughed lightly. "So Miss Akatusuka is there anything you needed to speak to me about?" He asked wishing he had his horns covered.

Arabella was outside the inn playing a song on her wooden flute. She was reading minds slightly. She wanted to pick up any information if there was anything interesting happening in this town. Frequently she let her mind wander other peoples minds. They never seemed to notice. She could shut others minds out as well but it made it easier to understand people when she could read other peoples minds. She was very thankful that she was blessed with this 6th sense. Arabella was a warrior of the elements but she did not know this yet. Arabella was still playing her flute when she saw a huge man run out of the inn in flames. He was thinking "What a freak of a girl. What just happen?!?! Water!". He quickly found a well and brought up water to put out the flames on his shoulders and back. Arabella stopped playing. 'Now this is interesting' Arabella thought. Arabella walked into the inn. She saw a man and a young girl talking she was slightly crying. Arabella decided to ask them what was happening instead of reading their minds. "Excuse me? I just saw a man covered in flames come out of this inn. Is everyone ok? What has happen here?" Arabella asked calmly and sweetly. Her long blackish brown hair flowing all the way down to her back. She was wearing a slightly tattered green dress with a necklace with a very tiny gem in it.