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By: Tow | By: Tow | ||
Posted on: April 07, 2012 | Posted on: April 07, 2012 | ||
He was a young Mhun boy with wild raven-black hair on the verge to become a young man. Today would be his big day. He would accompany his father, a Crownmerchant, on a delivery of ale from Hashan to Bagwar's copse. After their delivery they would travel further towards Delos where they would go see Certimene. The young Mhun already was an Hashani citizen and would follow his father's footsteps as a Crownmerchant but he hadn't made his mind up yet about what class he would pick. His head was still spinning from all the books his father made him read about the possible classes a Crownmerchant can pick. He rather spend his days in the park or underneath a shady tree in one of the gardens, daydreaming about his future wild adventures. He never had a mind to focus on studying and books. | |||
'Ok Nevar' said the proud father while giving the reins to his son. 'Today is your big day! You steer our chart on the highway, when we reach the forest path I'll take over again.' And so they departed on a trip that wouldn't go as they had planned at all... | 'Ok Nevar' said the proud father while giving the reins to his son. 'Today is your big day! You steer our chart on the highway, when we reach the forest path I'll take over again.' And so they departed on a trip that wouldn't go as they had planned at all... | ||
They had reached the forest path to take them to Bagwar. Nevar had returned the leads to his father and now was having eyes short to take in all the wonders and majesty of the forest and Nature. This was so much richer then the gardens in the city, better then his wildest dreams! | |||
But suddenly a shivering seemed to spread through the trees as if the forest itself was in pain. All birds suddenly became quiet. But father and son didn't have much time to ponder what just happened as the horse pulling their chart staggered and was trying to pull free. His father was pulling the reins but suddenly the horse jumped forward dragging the chart wildly along. The two mhun had to hang on with all their might, barrels of ale crashing on the forest floor. | But suddenly a shivering seemed to spread through the trees as if the forest itself was in pain. All birds suddenly became quiet. But father and son didn't have much time to ponder what just happened as the horse pulling their chart staggered and was trying to pull free. His father was pulling the reins but suddenly the horse jumped forward dragging the chart wildly along. The two mhun had to hang on with all their might, barrels of ale crashing on the forest floor. | ||