Arkyn couldn't wait to get off the ship. He felt as though he'd been seasick the entire last week... and the rest of the two months hadn't been much fun either. He stumbled down the dock covering his mouth like he was going to vomit, his heavy satchel slid off his shoulder and jerked his arm to boot as he wretched over the small dock.
"Wow. Now that's something there..." Demaraen chuckled darkly as he watched the little mage spew his innards into the sea. "I told you we should have traveled my way... or not come to such a remote place at all, but you refused... and now you have none of my pity and none of my aid."
Arkyn tried to ignore the tall demon standing behind him... but it was difficult to ignore someone like him. "Shut up... Master...." He grumbled as he stood shakily, wiping his mouth and adjusting his spectacles. "I was not about to travel by your methods... and I want to learn about every culture I can... I cannot skip the islands simply because I have to travel by sea..." Ughhh the thought of it made his stomach turn. "Besides we met some interesting people on the ship..." He muttered as he started to walk towards the village nearby.
Dem chuckled again and followed after the brightly dressed mage, finding it hilarious that the short human stood out so much already. "Yes, I forgot... you acquired more stories for your anthology." The foolish boy, spending his time writing about nonsense... people, lands... stories of victories and myths about creation... it was so pointless... in 12 years the mage would be dead, no children left behind, no one to remember him... and that would be all. Dead, soul consumed by Demaraen as agreed. The end.
"...Master... please do not cause any... problems here." Arkyn spoke in a hushed voice as they entered the village, despite the fact that his words were in the common tongue and the natives' words clearly weren't.
The blonde demon let out a sigh and looked down at the younger male. "I will merely translate for you."
"Wow. Now that's something there..." Demaraen chuckled darkly as he watched the little mage spew his innards into the sea. "I told you we should have traveled my way... or not come to such a remote place at all, but you refused... and now you have none of my pity and none of my aid."
Arkyn tried to ignore the tall demon standing behind him... but it was difficult to ignore someone like him. "Shut up... Master...." He grumbled as he stood shakily, wiping his mouth and adjusting his spectacles. "I was not about to travel by your methods... and I want to learn about every culture I can... I cannot skip the islands simply because I have to travel by sea..." Ughhh the thought of it made his stomach turn. "Besides we met some interesting people on the ship..." He muttered as he started to walk towards the village nearby.
Dem chuckled again and followed after the brightly dressed mage, finding it hilarious that the short human stood out so much already. "Yes, I forgot... you acquired more stories for your anthology." The foolish boy, spending his time writing about nonsense... people, lands... stories of victories and myths about creation... it was so pointless... in 12 years the mage would be dead, no children left behind, no one to remember him... and that would be all. Dead, soul consumed by Demaraen as agreed. The end.
"...Master... please do not cause any... problems here." Arkyn spoke in a hushed voice as they entered the village, despite the fact that his words were in the common tongue and the natives' words clearly weren't.
The blonde demon let out a sigh and looked down at the younger male. "I will merely translate for you."