An elbow to the side, a shoulder collision, and a few other trifling knocks left Pyrrus a bit irritated. The city was crowded but no one seemed to care about any body else's well being, just their own destination. Maybe this was the way a busy city like this was, either way it didn't fortify ignorant behavior. 

Pyrrus placed his hands in his pockets and nuzzled his face into his scarf, scrunching up his shoulders to take up as little bit of space as he possibly could. Hopefully he'd be able to fit through the crowd easier this way. His scarf tickled his nose, and he took note of it carefully tied around his neck. Golden eye's scanned about noticing the apparel of other people and taking note of their owner's own. Now looking, he seemed to notice that he was the only person in fully covered attire. A nice jacket buttoned over his shirt, a scarf in place upon his neck, even a small fur cape draped around his shoulder, and nice long pants tucked in his boots. One would wear this in colder weather. The blazing sun however made another point that it in fact wasn't very cool. 

Looking more into the crowd everyone was sweating from the sheer body heat being given off from the large amount of beings gathered, not to mention the scorching sun warming. People would probably think Pyrrus was crazy in his attire..but it was very comfortable. As strange as it was he never felt discomfort from heat. Heck, he could hardly feel it himself. He had never really understood the way people changed their outfits so drastically through the seasons. It all never really made sense until the burning started. When he finally felt what it was like to feel the scorching burning of fire. But the only fire that burned him was his own longing for release. Other than that it kept his body temperature at a constant. Never hot and never cold. Pyrrus could comfortably wear what he wanted no matter what time of the year it was. 

Obviously in this crowd it wasn't good to get lost in a train of thought such as apparel. "Oof" escaped from the dragonkin's lips as something slammed against his side and released the air that held in his breath. It was such a fast action, he wouldn't be surprised if a spark had escaped from his throat. Pyrrus put his hands to his knee's and coughed as he choked on trying refill what his lungs had lost. Expecting to look up and be bumped a few more times and ignored, it came to him as a surprise when a voice actually reached his ears.

"Oh....I'm sorry about that...I seemed to have nabbed you really hard". Pyrrus' honey eyes elevated up to where the voice had come from. Standing before him was a young sleek dark haired woman. Her eyes a yellow that seemed to be glowing faintly. "Well Sorry..." she began to turn and Pyrrus realized that he had been staring at her silently in awe that someone had apologized. The dragonkin quickly straightened his back and regained his composure placing his hand on the back of his head. "Ahh sorry about that, and yes no problem the city is so crowded it hard not to ram someone with all your might". He grinned and a chuckle escaped her lips and she continued to turn. "Wait! What.. I mean wait... I'm kind of...well really lost actually. Are you from around here could you perhaps help me find my way to the location I have to sign up for the expedition at!?" 

The woman focused her attention on him from it's original goal on walking away. Her yellow eyes began to scan him "Ah you're looking to register to be one of those looking for something that's been lost for too long for anyone with sense to bother searching for". Her faintly glowing eyes rolled in their sockets before looking back " Uhhh I mean it's just I'm not into that myself..I didn't mean too insult you." Her words were apologetic but her eyes stayed eerie. "Well I can tell you that anything important with the government won't exactly be here in this part of the city. You might want to try the better parts of the city" She pointed in an upward motion. "Where exactly I can't tell you because I myself take no interest in that". Her arms uncrossed and she squinted seeming to examine him. "Yeah.. It's hectic just follow the crowd.. or you should find something more worth yourself". Grinning at her last words she turned and proceeded to walk into the crowd. Pyrrus tried to thank her for being...some what helpful but she was gone. He manged to catch glimpse of her fluffy white tail trailing behind her that he had not noticed before. The dragonkin felt a bit of uneasiness, she seemed to take some kind of interest in him at the last moment.

Still basically lost with no exact direction, Pyrrus was glad that he at least had some better insight of where to be lost at. Turning he began making his way to the next part of the city.