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Eziya knew she shouldn't have wandered off from her merry band of misfits. Though she had been used to doing it all the time in Tale, now that they were in Oba things were extremely different to say the least. In Tale it was simply trees as far as the eye could see! Here there were markets, merchants, and all sorts of bustling Obans too busy to give her any sort of direction whatsoever! It was incredibly frustrating to say the least, and the Shifter was not at all pleased with her current state. If someone were simply kind enough to point her into the right direction everything would be perfectly fine, but oh no. No one wanted to talk to the Shifter woman. Why would a Shifter be in Oba after all if only to cause trouble? Never mind the fact she was simply there to help those in need after everything that had happened during the war. Still, the Obans wouldn't give her a second glance, and some had even taken to downright being mean to her! As stubborn as she may be, she knew when to get out before she got into trouble.

She really just wanted some help though. With her group gone she was completely lost in the streets with practically no where to go. She had little money since she tended to refuse payment for assisting people, and it wasn't like anything in her pack was a good bartering chip. All she had were small trinkets and books after all.

"Won't anyone help a poor lost Shifter woman?" Eziya questioned, speaking more to herself than to anyone around her. She would just have to press on until she found someone willing to assist.

Eziya glanced up, surprised that someone had actually been willing to speak to her. Once she spotted the person in question she was automatically more at ease to see a young leaf girl. Of course she would be the one willing to say something to her. The Obans were not exactly friendly towards her. It was surprising to see anyone but another Oban traveling through, but then again she was just as out of place. There was probably some reason the girl was here just as there was a reason she was. What exactly it was she didn't exactly know though. Smiling at the girl, Eziya hesitantly moved closer to her and gave her a little wave.

"You would be correct. This is far from Jauhar and very overwhelming. It's hard asking for directions when no one wants to speak to you," Eziya chuckled, nervously playing with strands of her hair. It was all just so much for her to take in and not at all like the small villages she had gotten used to while traveling around Tale.

"I'm mainly here to help heal others. I figured since the war had uprooted and messed up a lot here that I could do more good here then Jauhar or Tale. I'm also hoping to meet up with someone," Eziya smiled, brushing her finger over the feather in her hair. "I will definitely have to get used to all of this sand though. I never expected there to be so much! It just gets into everything and is very uncomfortable. I'll have to go swimming or something soon just to get it out of everything." The weather in Oba was far different and while she had been traveling for a bit, she was still getting used to it. Even the buildings were incredibly different than what she was used to in Jauhar and Tale.

"Food and drink sounds very pleasant, actually. I've been living out of my pack so long I haven't had an actual meal in a while. If you're willing to have me I would gladly accompany you," Eziya smiled, grateful of the Leafling. She was curious to see more of the town, and what better way to do that and also interact with people than to go eat somewhere? Hearing about the healers tent was also a nice thing. She hadn't even realized such places existed, and while it may just be for minor ailments or injuries she would gladly help out there and direct her group to them. Any little bit helped, and if she could assist even the slightest thing she felt like she had accomplished something. But first things first, food.

At the mention of a special someone Eziya couldn't help but blush. "N-no special someone really. As for hobbies, mine mainly involve exploring tombs and such and reading. I like adventuring. It's a lot of fun. I almost decided to become a treasure hunter instead of a healer, but I like to help people too much to do anything else. It's why I plan on eventually being a scholar," Eziya explained, smiling brightly at the girl.

"What about yourself? What would you like to do?" Eziya was always curious to hear about other people's aspirations and dreams. It was always nice to listen to someone get excited about what they wanted to do with the rest of their lives.