[center][h3][color=fdc68a]Cornelius Bojangles[/color][/h3]
[sup]Interacting with: Joe Bob, Townsfolk
[h3]The Bridge/Hearth Town Square || Walkin' and Sellin' || Peachy Keen![/h3][/sup][/center]

[color=fdc68a][b]“Market Day, Market Day! Gonna show off my goods on Market Day~!”[/b][/color] A lanky figure sang, traipsing down the road, and rattling his decrepit wheelbarrow across the wooden bridge that spanned across Hearth’s river. Off at the market, a solitary crow took a peek at the stalls before flying off, coming to perch upon the aforementioned wheelbarrow. [i]“Caw!”[/i] 

[color=fdc68a][b]“That so Joe Bob?”[/b][/color]

[i]“Caw.”[/i]

[color=fdc68a][b]“No! Mrs. Madelaine did NOT say that! And in front of her pigeons?”
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[i]“Caw.”[/i] 

[color=fdc68a][b]“Go figure!”[/b][/color] The figure said before the crow dived straight into his shirt and vanished. [color=fdc68a][b]“But at least I reckon I can sell these little wild crops for some fertilizer,” [/b][/color]Cornelius thought out loud, his lack of good tools and fertilizer meaning that his crops were a little…well…

There was a squash that was curled in on itself, a bundle of green onions that had flowered, a couple of small melons that weren’t perfectly round, and somehow, a square tomato. [color=fdc68a][b]“…Well uh…someone might just buy ‘em for laughs, but these suckers will taste good!”[/b][/color] Cornelius said, still proud even in spite of his bizzarro crops. [color=fdc68a][b]“Hmmhmhmhmhmmm, Market Day, Market Day~”[/b][/color] he sang, his wheelbarrow bouncing a bit on a cobblestone, just enough to send the strange curly squash tumbling off of the cart and rolling off the bridge and into the creek below. Whether that would become food for the kobold below the bridge, or bonk the knight down there, Cornelius would be none the wiser until he actually got to the market and set up his stall.

Charming words and an award-winning (sewed-on) smile only counted for so much when folks were mostly laughing at the strangely grown crops that Cornelius had brought. Whereas once the villagers had shrieked and ran away at the prospect of a scarecrow taking over the abandoned fields, but now it was just...an oddity. A perplexing neighbor that meant no harm, but didn't exactly do much. After all, how could a scarecrow grow crops when they stand around all day?

[color=fdc68a][b]"Boy howdy, this Market Day is going swell,"[/b][/color] Cornelius mused, running his leather-gloved straw fingers over the few coins that he'd managed to make.