Curiosity
Finally stepping outside the safety of his home and outside the world of books into the the vilage that was now his reality, he had catch up to do and a lot at that. He was still pretty new around here, hell he couldn't even really give directions for anything that was not included in his daily routine. And yet, he had decided it was time to expand his horizons, maybe would find someone who needed his help. Up to this point he had never really considered it, but was he bored? He had been travelling his whole life and now? Now he decided to stay in this place to become a ninja, to expand his possibilities, to be of use... Yet he had stayed in his house to go into a reading spree. Now that he had left it behind him, he kind of missed the time he had spend in the academy. Sure he had been far older then the students there, but he had been able to teach them things they didn't teach in the school, tell them stories. So that had been fun. I his solidarity inside his own four walls though he realized that trying to gain knowledge wasn't the only thing he needed in his life. So why had he left his home? To still gain more knowledge? To find someone to help? Maybe gain friends? It was probably all of those, he had knowedge the surpassed most people of his age and probably even older ones aswell, yet he didn't understand himself as much as he would like. If one were to sum up what got him wandering around town in one word, then it would be curiosity. And right that curiosity had brought him to the probably worst part of town to be new, heck he barely knew his way around the good parts of town and yet he felt drawn to this bizarre place that the dubbed the 'red light district'. What he had heard and read of it seemed so different to what he knew of, never had he really had the chance to step in such a world. Which is to say that he had no interest in what the different shops had to offer, he was a spectator of the going ons.
Barely entering this, to him, new world, it was obvious that he was out of place. Clean white hair that reflected the light and therefore seemed to shine in whatever color of light hit it. Not to say that the black coat he wore was made of rather expensive material. He quickly got attention, eyes wandering over him, judging him, piercing him with all kinds of different emotions. What was keeping him here? Well rather then feeling satisfied with having a good look at this place, his curiosity kept growing. This part of town was really something, so many impressions, so many unique people... were the other parts of town as interesting as this one? Sure the young man was aware of the problems this place had, but he knew that thinking of how to fix it would do no good. "Hey boy~" He finally heard someone call out to him, dragging him out of his thoughts and his spectator mode back into the world around him. He turned around only to look at a lightly dressed woman. She was clearly out to get his money, but her looks affected him little. Not that he wasn't interested in woman, he just was to smart as to accept such an offer. "Would you like to enjoy yourself some with me?~" If only she hadn't asked, he was to nice to just shoo her away, so his answer looked a little different. Ah, I'm sorry, but you're not so much my type, but I will say that I think you would have much better chances with the man if you wore that ribbon on your head a little more sidewards. You should also consider wearing a more darker color of thigh highs, maybe drop the whole fishnet gimmick." And that was enough to get her thinking, 'cause which young man would try to change something about a prostitute so freely and out of the blue. Well, it was enough to let him get away. Considering what problems he could get from just her alone, what if someone was waiting in a back alley to try and rob him? No thank you. Seems ike the headband around his waist wasn't enough to keep him safe after all. Here was to hope he wouldn't suddenly get jumped, being a spectator did suit him.
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