Second Chronicle [Action]
[Having made his first acquaintances in this bizarre city, the Makuta has decided to wander the streets, and take in his surroundings. Maybe he'll find his new...er, old place of residence, or maybe he'll find some more people to talk with, to learn more about this place. He was interested in meeting the new species of this world; these 'humans' sound rather significant.
[He's gotten no further than the first road when his attention is drawn to the Museum of Fairly Natural History. At the very edge of his hearing there seems to be a lot of chitter chatter. Makuta goes to the building, but doesn't go inside. Instead, he makes his way to the nearest window, or crack in the door, or somewhere where he could peek inside and see what's going on. He supposes he could use his power over shadow and see inside, but he's only just getting a feel for the darkness of this new place, and who knows what coming out of a fountain of ink could have done to his powers.
[The shadowy being peers into the room, and spies some sort of get-together in process. Should he go inside, he wonders, and risk causing a scene with his appearance? Or perhaps he should stay unknown for now, and speak only to unimportant folk that pass him by out here.]
[He's gotten no further than the first road when his attention is drawn to the Museum of Fairly Natural History. At the very edge of his hearing there seems to be a lot of chitter chatter. Makuta goes to the building, but doesn't go inside. Instead, he makes his way to the nearest window, or crack in the door, or somewhere where he could peek inside and see what's going on. He supposes he could use his power over shadow and see inside, but he's only just getting a feel for the darkness of this new place, and who knows what coming out of a fountain of ink could have done to his powers.
[The shadowy being peers into the room, and spies some sort of get-together in process. Should he go inside, he wonders, and risk causing a scene with his appearance? Or perhaps he should stay unknown for now, and speak only to unimportant folk that pass him by out here.]