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Lunamaria HawkeRyan Dreane
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"I uhh, I really appreciate this. I don't know how I'll be able to repay you, I really doubt I have any currency that anyone would take in this country." Ryan said pulling out his wallet,he wasn't entirely sure what else he could do. He seriously doubted this world took banknotes, or credit cards for that matter. That meant that as things stood he was broke, lost, and hopeless in general. Naturally, in a situation like this he would need to rely on someone for guidance...and it didn't seem like there could possibly be a better option than Maria here, captain of a company of knights? She seemed more than willing to help him, so he really couldn't have been more fortunate. Well, of course he could have been. I mean, he could have simply not been forced into this world. That would have definitely been more to his favor.
All wishing aside, he knew he'd have to follow this woman that seemed a bit older than he was. She certainly appeared to be kind, if a bit formal. Not that it was a bad thing, if anything he'd be surprised if a knight behaved any other way.
"So...Lugnica huh? One thing that's already got me curious though, how is it that we speak the same language?" He looked at a piece of paper that was laying on the ground nearby. "I definitely don't recognize the characters on that paper there so I know it's not the same as-" He picked up the box of cereal from the cart and pointed at the letters "this here. I'm sorry to ask, but this whole situation is insane." He said.
Insane was one way to describe it. Wolf people, knights, bazaars. Well, he could understand bazaars, that was something he had at least heard about. Almost nothing that was happening made any sense to him, the only bit of light he really saw was this lady attempting to at least show him around. If anything, one would probably expect him to be suspicious of her given the fact that she was the only person that had spoken to him so far...No, she was definitely being sincere. If there was one thing he could usually rely on, it was his ability to judge one's sincerity. Granted, this whole situation could have thrown that off as well.