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Ryhdderch looked around the town that he had come into, stretching out all over before he started down the sidewalk as he took in all the people around him. He rather liked this place... it was much different then his own how town which was more primitive then this place. He gave a bit of a smile as he walked along, starring at all of what was going on. The humans, much smaller then what the Minotaur was himself, were moving around their lives in a rather quick manner. It was different then what he was used to as well. He and his own were a bit slow going... they were a 'go with the flow' sort. They were the sort that would watch the grass grow... well in a way of speaking as they were the sort that grew their own crops and watched it as it grew.

His band was small but fairly self sufficient. It was his own curiosity that brought him away from his village to look into this place, to watch and learn, and perhaps to bring back new sorts of plants that they could grow on their land. He gave a smile as he started to walk along again, doing his best to keep from stepping on anyone. Each of his steps was careful and luckily they were good about dodging out of the way of his heavy footfall of his hooves on pavement. He found himself stopping in front one of the shops, looking over at the window that was being freshly cleaned.

He wasn't sure why but he found himself starring at the place with a sense of desire to go inside. He looked the door over in an uncertain manner though... would he even be able to get inside? Maybe if he hunch over and turned slightly to the side, "A good day to you." He greeted the one that was working on polishing the window of the shop before he stepped in closer to it, peeking inside to get a better look at what was inside so that he could see what was going on in there and figure out what it was that drew him to the place. Being a 'go with the flow' sort he wasn't one to question a feeling... though he found himself doing so as he didn't want to chance going through the door if the things inside were fragile given his bulk.

The tall male turned and watched as the one that had been cleaning the glassed suddenly lost the control of his cleaning rag. He blinked a couple of times before he made the slow decent down to scoop the cloth up off the ground and returned it to its owner, "Here you are." He murmured before he looked into the window again.

"Not to sure yet, kinda browsing through this village." He told the mage as he looked at what was inside, "What sorta things do you and yours sell in this place?" He was curious if it were a place that he should chance going into. He didn't really want to risk breaking anything if the shop was full of breakables. Ryhdderch did his best to keep his tail from swishing, not wanting it to hit the much smaller male next to him or accidentally tip him over as he knew when at times it seemed to have a mind of his own if it weren't paying close attention.

The minotaur tilted his head to the side, scratching at one of his horns in a thoughtful manner. Components? He gave a shake of his head, "Don't quite think I am in need of any of those components." He said, he really wasn't magically inclined so he had no real need of them. He found his ears flicking back and forth before turning forward toward Wylde at his next words. Hrm... was that so? Summoning?

"Summoning beings to care for?" He murmured, seeming to be chewing over the words before giving a thoughtful sound, "Like... pets then?" So this was a sort of exotic pet shop then? Now that he thought about it something like that could be interesting, a little doggy or kitty perhaps... though it perhaps little wasn't a good idea given the odds would be greater that something small would get stepped on. A larger pet would be more likely to survive its baby stage amongst his group.

"Cannot say exactly, how a small sort of pet would fair among my people." He warned Wylde.

When the smaller male said that he would hesitate in calling the Summoned Beings as pets he felt himself growing a tad more curious about what the summonings would bring forth into the world for him to care for. He shifted his weight slightly from one hoof to the other and back again before he gave a nod of his head, "I don't see why not, giving it a once over wouldn't be of any harm." He told Wylde.

It was the fact that the man seemed to have the utmost confidence in his ability to keep the being he summoned up safe that really caused him to want to check things out. He and his were careful enough, sure on the occasion things were stepped on but it wasn't so much out of Malice. Their clan was far more docile then the Minotaurs of ancient Greece after all.

"I would be most careful in my tending to any creature in my care pet or not." He assured his current companion.

Ryhdderch looked at the door for a moment before moving forward toward the challenge that was getting through it. He looked it over, debated, then ducked down and sucked in his gut as he scooted sideways through the door. The only downside to exploring a village like this was that things seemed to be on a scale that was a little smaller then what he was used to back home. Once he was able to manipulate himself through the door he rose up, stretched out, and turned to wait for Wylde to follow him.

"Me and Mine, we take care of many different creatures as well as plants so another... this summoned being, just one more mouth to feed so it should be alright." He said with a nod of his head, he would have been smarter to speak with the village elder before hand but... it should be alright, surely? He shrugged, what harm could it be? So long as this Wylde didn't summon up loctus he couldn't see any bother in taking in whatever being he did call forth.

The bull man was happy to see that once withing the shop he was able to stand back up to his full height before he looked back and forth to take in what the place looked like before he was turning his attention back to the smaller male, "Yes, not all blood but family regardless." He said, theirs was a group that took in more members to their village as the other Minotaur arrived on their land, nobody was turned away so long as they weren't of any danger to the whole of the tribe.

"Wylde? That is an interesting name." He said, it almost sounded like a name one of his kind might carry, he followed after Wylde down the steps and when they reached the bottom gave his name, "I am called Ryhdderch." He reached a large hand out, offering to shake hands as he'd seen humans do before and decided that he should test out the custom given the situation.

While nothing that was decorated all over the walls of the stone room were what he could understand it was rather interesting to him none the less. He set to moving a little closer to give one of the symbols a once over before all his attention went to those all important words that told a person not to go inside. He summoned things from within there? That was most interesting he thought to himself as he looked it all over.

He squinted his eyes as the scenes within the door changed from this to that to another setting and he cocked his head to one side, tail swinging behind him, "What an interesting sort of doorway." He murmured, mostly to himself and then turned to look Wylde in an expectant way, "You will be summoning the being now then?" He asked of him, wondering what sort of thing would come out of that door.