New in town
A man walked through the doors of the bar. He carried himself with a confidence that only a man who turly knew himself could possses, and this swagger pronounced itself as he moved his way over to the bar. With graceful ease he placed himself upon a stool at the bar, his just-passed-shoulder length hair was the shade of gold that kings adorn themselves with. Non-descript were his clothes, that of a traveler, though worn down through years of wear. Blues eyes lend the tale of a thousand travels. His fair skin nearly shone in the dim light.
"A pint of whater's good" He asked with a weather-worn voice, the voice of a grandfather, not of a man of his appearance.
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