⌚ 001 • every game has it's rules
Who: Julius Monrey and Somarium
Where: Espoir's central plaza
Style: First or Third, I'll follow you
Status: OPEN!
This is one still very confused Clockmaker, staring at the Dreamberry in his hands like it's some sort of alien device (to him, it might as well be). He would prefer it if he could manage it on his own for multiple reasons. First of all, he wasn’t a people person. Secondly, in the world he had come from, good help was both hard to find and potentially expensive. And money wasn’t all they liked to take back home. However, whether luckily or not, it was slowly becoming evident that this world was a far cry from his own. It was loud and busy and... generally peaceful. He considered attempting to take apart the device to better inspect it if he couldn't find any answers of his own by then.
And he began to look around. He didn't look at people directly, and instead, kept his eyes focus ahead of him; on some inanimate object, building or such. Julius wasn't about to become so easily social, even if it looked like the situation was starting to require it.
Luckily for him, it was rather obvious that he was lost and confused, like so many newcomers are. It wasn't likely that he'd have to reach out to people to garner their interest. He was a rather strange sight, oozing awkwardness and discomfort in his new setting.
Oh. But he was always that way. About most anyone.
Where: Espoir's central plaza
Style: First or Third, I'll follow you
Status: OPEN!
This is one still very confused Clockmaker, staring at the Dreamberry in his hands like it's some sort of alien device (to him, it might as well be). He would prefer it if he could manage it on his own for multiple reasons. First of all, he wasn’t a people person. Secondly, in the world he had come from, good help was both hard to find and potentially expensive. And money wasn’t all they liked to take back home. However, whether luckily or not, it was slowly becoming evident that this world was a far cry from his own. It was loud and busy and... generally peaceful. He considered attempting to take apart the device to better inspect it if he couldn't find any answers of his own by then.
And he began to look around. He didn't look at people directly, and instead, kept his eyes focus ahead of him; on some inanimate object, building or such. Julius wasn't about to become so easily social, even if it looked like the situation was starting to require it.
Luckily for him, it was rather obvious that he was lost and confused, like so many newcomers are. It wasn't likely that he'd have to reach out to people to garner their interest. He was a rather strange sight, oozing awkwardness and discomfort in his new setting.
Oh. But he was always that way. About most anyone.