Once we got to the village, I noticed that there was a lot of activity going on. We dismounted and I found the elder. He looked at us and frowned. I raised an eyebrow at him and he said "Ah yes. I asked you to solve our problem for us. Instead you caused more problems." Rolling my eyes, I said "We have what the dragon wants. We will take them to it and that will solve your problem." He chuckled. I asked what was so funny. He gave me a smile and said "We have no need of you anymore. We have a warrior willing to go and kill the dragon." He pointed at someone and I followed the finger. Six feet and two inches of androgyny, the warrior was an ideal definition of a pretty boy. Smooth, creamy chocolate-colored skin and just enough muscle tone caught every bit of light just right to help accent the masculine touches of his body. His attire was a simple white cropped top hugging at his flat muscled chest and a white lace skirt that hug his flared hips and narrow waist. His close-cropped hair hid a bit of his face but did little to diminish his near-flawless and trained smile. He was blond.
A laurel wreath was on his head. His red eyes were piercing. He was currently armed with a short sword and a shining steel shield with a black omega letter on it. I could tell this was a giant threat. He was an Omega Warrior. In a place like Sandario, he could only be here for one thing. I glared at the elder and he flinched. "I don't care what you do with the dragon. Are you going to pay what you owe for our services, or are you satisfied with this warrior you have?" I asked. He shrugged and said "Well, the more the merrier as they say. You might be useful in lugging back the rest of the loot here." "I'll pass on that. There is n need to pacify something you meant to kill. I'll be taking my leave of you now. Good luck. You'll need it." I told him. I looked at the man who caused the problems. "Do you still want to join us?" I asked him blankly. He looked confused. "I... u-uh... um... um" he stammered in front of us. Eventually he nodded. I nodded back. "Get your most important things. We'll leave this village when you're finished." He ran to his home. While we were waiting, the Omega Warrior approached.
He said "Hello. My name is Trois. I hail from Pollo Island. Nice to meet you." He held his hand out to shake. I just looked at him in silence. He got the hint, frowned at me and put his hand down in dejection. Walking pass him, I began to make my way to the young man's house. The warrior said "Sir, is there any reason that you dislike me so much? I don't believe I could have done anything to deserve this level of disdain." I turned my head back and looked at him. He looked like a kicked puppy. I scoffed a bit too much at his expense and said "You'll never get me to like you. I hate you." I continued walking onwards. I thought that was the end when suddenly, he ran in front of me and spread his arms out to block my path. "I can't accept that answer. I am a holy warrior that rids the world of Devils. There is no reason a paladin like you should have any qualms with me!" he whined. 'What a spoiled brat!' I thought to myself. "Move out of my damn way already. I'll only think less of you if you continue getting in my way." I snapped. "Come with me to slay the dragon. I'll charm you that way." he said.
The Omega Warrior was starting to get on my nerves. "I have no interest in bullying a dragon that only wants justice." I said as I tried to push him out of the way. He was way too strong. It was clear he was not going to move on unless he wanted to. I sighed and simply went around him. He bit his lip in frustration. "Is there truly nothing I could say or do that would get you to think positively of me." he asked. "There is, but it's impossible for you." I said with a bit of a cruel smirk on my face. "I'll do anything you ask. Go on." he said eagerly. "Renounce your oath to your master and kill the king of Sandario." I said, staring him in the eyes. I could see a flash of hostility in his eyes as he took a step towards me. "This is not the time for jokes. How dare you even suggest that!?" he snapped at me. I shrugged and continued on my way. "It's one thing to be as detestable as you are. Another to annoy me and obstruct my way. Now you want to add being a liar on top of it! Don't even look at me again, scum." I spat at him as I continued on my way. After the young man got his things we left the village.
