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[center][h2][color=DarkCyan]Tamietta[/color][/h2][/center]

A group of carts finished rolling into the village and finally all came to a halt. Inside, a notable amount of commotion could be heard going about, most notably noises of grown men laughing. It had be a loooong trip to get over to this volcano but it felt short due to the banter and merriment. In fact, it took a bit long for people to even notice they were at their destination until the driver knocked on the cart door to get them out of their fun time. Everyone inside murmured and joked as they each got off. Men with their wives, some with their buddies, but most notably, one singular woman who seemed rather out of place in the bunch. She was talking and smiling with the group so it was obvious that she had some sort of belonging with them. However, despite her dress and demeanor, there was one thing on her person that made it obvious what exactly they were talking and why they all got along so well. It was the large Hunting Horn strapped upon her back. Indeed, she was a hunter and, ironically enough, the only hunter from that cart.

Tamietta took in the view of this new village with plenty of awe. Despite her having gone overseas many times in the past, this time was largely different. For starters, she hadn’t gotten out of the village for a few years before now. More importantly, she was alone this time. No parents to keep on eye on her, no guardians, no brothers. Just her and her wits. The freshness of it felt so inspiring, but she needed to keep her eyes on the prize. In short time, she found none other than the Guild Hall of this village. Heaving her large bag up, making sure it didn’t tear on the Hunting Horn, she pried the doors open and took a quick look around. There seemed to be a group already here...Perfect. Without missing a beat, she said her first words in this new, but soon to be familiar, domain.

[color=DarkCyan]“Tamietta: So are you all my new hunting companions?”[/color]

She also didn’t realize she was probably interrupting but, oh well. You live and learn.