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Name: Adon Rystell
Height: 6'1''
Weight: 200 lbs (Muscular build, but not to the point where it's blatantly obvious and gross)
Hair: Black, medium length.
Eyes: Hazel, more on the green side.
General appearance: Adon tends to wear dark clothes. He wears a pair of pants with plenty of pockets to store the knives that he always has secreted around his person. His shirt is also a dark black and contains a leather "plate" in front and back to protect him from attacks from either direction. In the leather, there are a few more slots which he has more throwing blades. He also wears a full body length jacket that can hold all sorts of items (blades, multiple coin purses, and other things he may deem necessary to carry). He also carries a pack that he can store almost anything in. The only mar of his appearance is a scar running across his right cheek. Though it is something he doesn't like to talk about.

Edit by Triv: Working on Adon's pixel art now.

Adon smiled to himself as he walked down the cart path. He saw an...odd looking young lady standing on the bridge he needed to cross to return to town, odd possibly an understatement. He made his way out onto the bridge and got a closer look at her face. She was by no means unattractive, but her clothes were far too outlandish for his tastes. He knew the Sea-Traders came back with some odd items, but this must've been from far, far accross the sea. His natural chivalry wouldn't leave him alone. "Can, I help you miss?"

Adon chuckled softly and wiped his mouth. "I should think so," he laughed. "I do own it. And it's proper name is The Bowbend Inn and Tavern." He smiled and continued across the bridge. Over his shoulder he waved to her. "Come on, I'll take you right there. It's where I was headed anyway."

At the word "sir", Adon busted out laughing. He continued laughing for a few moments then wiped a small tear from the corner of his eye. "Oh, hon...I haven't laughed that hard in a while. You definitely do not need to call me sir. My name is Adon. That's what everyone calls me. And there's no need to walk so far back there. I promise I won't hurt ya. Come on up here where we can talk like civilized people."

Adon smiled and with a grin spreading wide accross his face asked, "Well then, if I can't call you 'hon', what then may I call you?" He was pretty sure that she had a name, even if she was unwilling to give it.

The two of them continued their way along the trail. The cart-path they are walking on is surrounded by a grass field. The grass is not kept by anyone, yet it remains short from the grazing animals that dare come this close to humans. The occaisional tree sprouts from the luscious green grass and deer can be seen in the distance, their beady, black eyes following the odd pair as they follow the path. Were he hunting, he could easily take one of these deer down and they could have fresh venison at the Tavern tonight. Adon was well known and liked in the town they were headed to, Bestel, because of actions like that. He's been known to have free nights of entertainment and cheap, fresh meat.

Adon noticed her staring at the deer, looking as though she'd never seen them before. They kept walking on, but Adon still took notice of it. They walked on in silence for a while then Adon got bored. He was a very social person and couldn't just let silence sit. "So," he started, "those are some odd clothes you are wearing. You aren't from around here are you?"

Adon chuckled a little. He'd seen and even traveled with a caravan occaisionally on his journeys, and this was outlandish even for those of the Way. It wasn't that she wasn't attractive, it was just...mildly distracting. He just left her to think that she got away with it.

Adon then saw the town. It was far from a city, but it was a trade center none the less. Plenty of out of towners came to Bestel for various reasons, most on their way to the capital city, Thera. Adon ran one of the towns three inns, his being the most profitable in Bestel. He had friends all over the town and in some situations, he had more say than the mayor!