City of Bells

The tolling of the bells seems to welcome all who enter as you walk through the city. There are many faces passing by you by and many places to see. Everything around you is new, and possibly exciting, or scary, or maybe you just don't care. What do I know? I'm just the narrator. Anyway, there's a lot to be done in the City of Bells and you need information and allies before you can begin your search for Nexus. A ship would probably be a good idea too. I'm pretty sure you're not going to get very far without one.

*Snowe walked absentmindedly through the city streets, Noramir perched upon her shoulder. She was lost in thought again, her mind flitting through the events that brought her to the city. The rumors, the lies.*

Noramir: Snowe? *she nudges Snowe's cheek* Snowe, please come back to the world of the living, will you? We are going the wrong way...

Snowe: Hmm... *Snowe snaps out of her trance* wait, say what?

Noramir: We are going the wrong way.

*Snowe looks around quickly*

Snowe: Dammit... this is the exact opposite of where I want to be.

Noramir: I have been trying to tell you...

*Hearing the commotion in the square, Snowe had come to intervene. She didn't know what she was expecting- perhaps a petty squabble between rival houses- but that definitely didn't include a small, lavender haired girl knocking around thugs like they were nothing. Snowe leaned against the wall to watch the girl fight and she had to say she was rather impressed with her form and ability, though she was a bit put off that the girl didn't seem to be taking it very seriously.
Snowe ambled toward the girl and her red haired deava companion as the men fell to the ground, Noramir peeking out from inside her hood. They seemed promising, and if they were Seekers, that would make Snowe's job that much easier.*

Snowe: My, my. I must say I am impressed. *she smiles gently* You're quite nimble for a human, especially one so small.

Kyle and Eve wondered through the city streets aimlessly. They had come here for a small rest and maybe some mercenary jobs, then leave yet again to continue their adventure across the galaxy.
Kyle could be seen, slouching as he walked, his hands stuffed into his formal trouser pockets. The slight breeze blew his undone suit slightly with the blue tie slapping lightly against the white shirt. His grey eye, half closed, scanned over the area. Looking at people and trying to figure them out. It's something easy to do.
Eve, on the other hand, was skipping slightly, her hands behind her back. Her white and blue dress fluttered in the wind as her long blue hair -stretching down to her calves- joined it. She was busy smiling in amasement at all of the shops and strange people they see.
"...So these are humans!?" Eve questioned, her high voice was easy to hear in Kyle's sensitive ears.
"Yeah. Now I see why humans have 1 element unit. They are soo weak." Kyle replied in a monotoned voice, seemingly annoyed or bored.
"It's been a while since we left the Elementum territory. It isn't far from here, why don't we pay a visit?"
"Because the reason we are travelling is because they alienated me and exiled me."
"Well... ever since your Synchronisation incident, I don't blame them. But really, it's silly to kick you out. As someone with such an unnaturally high Element unit, it's understandable that you lost control."
Kyle didn't answer, she was right. But within the few years he had learned to control his Synchronisation, along with figuring out a new way to use his powers without risking death.

After a few moments of wondering around, the two had met the scene of what seemed to be a fight. Three people easily stood out from the crowd, along with a few knocked out or dead humans. This was nothing to concern the two mercenaries, 'Whisper'. And so, they continued.
"Seekers..." Kyle mumbled,
"Hm? The guys searching for a Nexus or something? That sounds like a large sum of money!" Eve replied,
"I'm not interested in that. We haven't even been hired to do that."
"But isn't Nexus some place that give the seeker a massive amount of power?"
"That's a rumour..."
"It could be true! C'mon! Let's find that place! It won't be a waste of your precious time, because we could always sell it!"
"I don't even know where to start..." Kyle sighed with annoyace, finding the two passing close by the other three seekers, directly in earshot.
"Then ask them!"
"I refuse..."

The two continued, ignoring what had happened and searching for a job. Maybe even an information broker about the Nexus.

*Snowe seemed surprised for a moment at her own lack of tact, then bowed slightly*

Snowe: Please forgive my rudeness, I meant no offense. I am Snowe Silverlake, druid of the northern forest. If you don't mind, I'd like to ask you a few very short, but very important questions.

Snowe smiled appreciatively and nodded. "I think that's a good idea. It's getting a bit late," she lowered her voice a bit, "I'd like to discuss the contents of that book with you tonight if you don't mind. I'm sure you're weary from travel, but it's that important."

Adrian looked at the three new customers through the crowd. The little girl of the group looked at him in the eyes for a moment and looked away. With his superior strength, he managed to get out of the crowd and it finally died down.

The owner walked up to him and motioned him to open his palm. "Here boy! You can have a room for a night! its my way of thanks!" He said as he placed a room key on his palm. Adrian happily shook the owner's hands. "Thank you very much! I was just looking for a place to stay! and without money I would have slept on the road!" He said almost in the verge of tears. He was startled by the loud shouting of the little girl he saw a while ago. He was surprised to hear that she was of the same age as him!

He walked over to the group. "Hello! I'm sorry for the trouble a bit while ago, I hope it didn't bothered any of you." He apologized as he cheerfully smiled at them.

"W-Woah!" Adrian was gotten by surprise by the sudden appearance and disappearance of the maid-ish person, but it immediately changed to a look of awe, acting like a country bumpkin he is. Technology is still quite uncommon for him. "So cool! How did you do that little girl?! Is it that bracelet?! Is she inside there? Are there other things you have in there? Where did you got that? can I touch it?" Adrian asked her in succession as he points his finger on the bracelet and is urged to push a button. Already forgetting the fact that she doesn't like being called little or short, and she being of the same age as him. He was not quite as interested in the book as much as he is interested on the bracelet.

"Eeek! Sorry!" Adrian immediately pulled his hand back after her comment. Then he pondered for a moment. "Eh? Nano? Particle? Micro? Eh? What?" He thought, looking quite puzzled. Not having the slightest idea, he just shrugged it away with a content sigh. Relieved that he stopped thinking about it. After remembering the fact that he made the girl angry he started a silly attempt to explain himself. "O-oh yeah. You know, it's not all that bad being short. It is kinda cute and all, you know? And that's what make you unique! Your height suits you! Being tall isn't all that better actually, if you're as tall as your friend there, you might hit a door frame and all..." He explained, starting to have a bit of cold sweats, his face turned stiff.