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<blockquote data-quote="Toric_Arthendain" data-source="post: 1957729" data-attributes="member: 9833">Selanil made his way towards Selby-by-the-Water, passing outlying farms, fields and very few people.&nbsp; He was so lost in thought that he didn't see the little girl until she was standing three feet away from him at the edge of the trail he had been following.&quot;Hello mister,&quot; she said in a small but steady voice.Selanil pulled his hood down further over his burned face.&nbsp; Without breaking stride, Selanil said, &quot;Didn't your parents teach you not to talk to strangers?&quot;&quot;Where are you headed?&quot; she asked, trying to keep up with his long striding pace.&quot;Nosy, too.&nbsp; And answering a question with another question is rude,&quot; Selanil replied.&quot;Heading to Selby?&quot; she guessed.&nbsp; &quot;What for?&nbsp; And why do you hide inside a hood?&quot;&quot;You must drive your parents nuts,&quot; Selanil answered, stopping in the middle of the trail.&nbsp; Overcome by a bit of mean-spiritedness, the elven ranger pulled his hood back exposing his face.&nbsp; Suprisingly, the little girl didn't even flinch at the sight of him.&quot;Its not so bad you know,&quot; the girl said.&quot;Most people wouldn't agree with that assessment,&quot; Selanil said and started walking again.&quot;Most people are stupid and mean,&quot; she stated as she started walking beside him again.&nbsp; &quot;Would you like to come to my house for dinner?&quot; she asked.Selanil glanced at the girl as they walked and shook his head in amazement...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Toric_Arthendain, post: 1957729, member: 9833"] Selanil made his way towards Selby-by-the-Water, passing outlying farms, fields and very few people. He was so lost in thought that he didn't see the little girl until she was standing three feet away from him at the edge of the trail he had been following. "Hello mister," she said in a small but steady voice. Selanil pulled his hood down further over his burned face. Without breaking stride, Selanil said, "Didn't your parents teach you not to talk to strangers?" "Where are you headed?" she asked, trying to keep up with his long striding pace. "Nosy, too. And answering a question with another question is rude," Selanil replied. "Heading to Selby?" she guessed. "What for? And why do you hide inside a hood?" "You must drive your parents nuts," Selanil answered, stopping in the middle of the trail. Overcome by a bit of mean-spiritedness, the elven ranger pulled his hood back exposing his face. Suprisingly, the little girl didn't even flinch at the sight of him. "Its not so bad you know," the girl said. "Most people wouldn't agree with that assessment," Selanil said and started walking again. "Most people are stupid and mean," she stated as she started walking beside him again. "Would you like to come to my house for dinner?" she asked. Selanil glanced at the girl as they walked and shook his head in amazement... [/QUOTE]

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