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Heavy but blindingly green hooves clopped against the earth as the both dark and radioactive looking ....faun? crossed distance on his journey to a village going by the name of Zamarand. Breeheart had an outpost there and it was his job today to find out how they were doing. However, he had never previously been to this Zamarand and despite his maps, found himself staring at the buildings looming a head, hoping he had gotten the right place.

He stopped just short of the village entrance when he spotted someone pacing about by the front gates. No doubt a sentry or guard of some sort out on her shift. Though he couldn't help notice she looked rather.... irked.

Stepping closer, he folded his wings against his back as much as he could and cleared his throat. "Excuse me Madam, do I perhaps find myself arriving at Zamarand?" he eyed her, stowing his maps back into his bag. His gaze was seemingly ever half shut but in this moment but clearly held an air of business about him. This wasn't meant to be a pleasure trip. At least, that was the intention.

"Of course, proper entry inspection." he noted, not at all having a problem with her need to search his bags. He had nothing to hide, after all, what was there was what she got essentially. Her sudden shift in tone however, caused him little more than a simple brow raise, his half shut gaze remained unchanged.

"Ah, my apologies for arriving unexpected." he said, deciding to ignore the comment about her sister having had kids with a fauny. He wasn't one to judge but the comment struck him as odd nonetheless. "If all goes well, perhaps you will see more of me. Or perhaps not." he simply stated softly as he took his bag and handed it out for her to take.

"I've traveled from Breeheart and I'm here to check up on the outpost staked here. It's time for their report, and, assessment on whether changes are needed or not." he eyed her and her flick of her tail. His own swished in half mimicked response. "I'll be sure to keep in mind your need to be satiated. If you like, you can sample some of what I offer, its no bother to me."

Attor tipped his head, his shoulders and wings shuffling. "It is not my intention to be mysterious, if you need I can be more open." he added, watching her rummage through his bags before finding nothing of interest. "It seems you are well familiar with Breeheart, I don't need to further explain then." he nodded, taking back his bag and digging thru a smaller pouch for x amount of coins to hand her.

He could only hope the outpost here needed more wares to sell as that would mean business was particularly successful over here and potentially meant the need for branching out further. While he hadn't personally known the actual Breehearts for long, he had come to garner quite the respect for Feralheart and admired his dedication to both his family and the village, as it seemed to please his wife ever so much. "I shall hope for the best of outcomes then, needing more wares would be a promising report to deliver back to the village heads." he simply added as he paused to eye her again.

Her tone shifted once more and he felt like she eyed him differently now, though to say he was slow to pick up the cue was one thing. To say he also wasn't interested in the current moment was another. Business before pleasure after all. "I've brought along a few Danishes and a loaf of bread for the travel. If you so truly desire, you are welcome to help yourself. I can sustain myself for extended periods via numerous experience." he softly grunted. "All I'd require is a drink..."

He eyed her a moment before thoughtfully nodding. "Sounds perfectly acceptable to me." he said before holding out his hand in means to seal the deal. Once they had done so he brought a hand to his mouth and cleared his throat again.

"Do you mind if I enter now to conduct my inspection? I also suppose I should inquire about lodging if we are going to conduct this deal. I will need my rest before setting back out." he said matter of factly, glancing briefly at his coin purse. If he'd need to pay for a place to sleep that would be no issue.