HollowCat

He did not want to tell the other that he was a bit of a distraction. Despite the fact that he was nearly finished his latest painting, the other was proving to be a very entertaining distraction. The paint on the canvas blended brilliantly, turning into a picture of a city street. He set his brush down with a smile, pleased with his latest work. “Pretty.” Said the other, clapping his hands together. “I’m sure you’d tell me that even if it was a bad one.” He said turning and flicking his fingers on the other’s nose. “Haa, that’s not nice.” He exclaimed rubbing his nose. “You’re a

He never liked being here. He never liked being around him. A strange message had reached his ears that had piqued his interest enough to bring him back here. Here. Not quite home, but not completely unfriendly. If you could stay alive. The rundown tavern was, conveniently secluded, within the Shikigami forests. A perfect place for a creature of the night. The forest itself was not dangerous. It provided cover for various creatures, bloodthirsty, mindless beasts. Because of the large trees, it provided nearly always shadows to hide in. Shadows were dangerous allies. Finding his destination was simple enough. The messenger had been quit

He felt the other’s eyes on him as he quietly walked around the dark room. “You seem curious, Master Elf.” The other’s voice sent a chill down his spine. “I’m sorry?” He asked. “You’re very curious. I suppose that’s a good skill in a teacher.” He gave a small smile. “My father says you’re to teach and entertain me.” The Elf nodded slowly. Having taken a look around the room, there were already many, many books. He wasn’t sure what else he could teach the young man. “What am I to teach you?” “History, Economics, Customs of other races, whatever you