((OOC: I wish Rozen were more active.
She brings some good RPs with her and departs. Please don't be hurt or sick! ))
Min felt the gate close behind her, and she couldn't help but allow the tears swelling within her eyelids trickle down her cheek. There were a few people in the district of Lon out and about, but they paid Min no mind. By now, her presence wasn't a big deal, and they knew she often came and went as she pleased. How shocked would they be if they learned that she desired to stay a bit longer than she was welcomed to.
Realizing that if she were to even somewhat fit in, she needed to change her clothes, Min immediately made her way to one of the many merchants. He was a muscular guy, but properly groomed his hair so that most of it was pulled back, aside from a few dangling bangs. He had deep, stern blue eyes, yet his crooked grin made up for it. There was a piece of wheat dangling from his mouth, as well as a flat, tan hat upon his head. Despite his appearance, by taking one glance at his black robe that looked similar to a male kimono, only with slits in part of the sleeve to reveal the white robe underneath, Min knew he was quite skilled.
"Um, may I asked what would be the right apparel for someone such as myself?" Min knew it would be offensive if she asked what would be the cheapest fabric he sold.
"Hmm...you have some fine hair, even if they retain a slight curl. I would have offered you red if your hair contained a tad bit of brown, or your eyes were of that color, but...hmm, you need a subtle color. Sadly I am all out of blue, so how about green and...ah, this silvery colored robe. Reminds me of metal, ha-hah...hey, you okay, kid?"
Min stared at the two robes as though she were in a trance. They were the exact same ones in her dream, the metal colored robe being the lighter of the material and obviously went on first. "Um, how much?"
"Huh, now that I think of it, you aren't from around -- no way, you are the Gatekeeper, right?! Ha-hah, wow, never thought I'd see the day. I had been in Eran up until now, so I didn't know if the rumors were true or not! Tell you what; I'll offer you these magnificent robes for $27 if I can get a look at that key of yours."
So, by allowing the merchant a few minutes to admire the key, Min got the outfit of her dreams...literally. The whole deja vu event left her dazed, and it showed as she walked around the streets. A few apologize were offered to those she accidentally bumped into, and there were a couple life and death situations with speeding vehicle. It hadn't occured to Min that although Edenia was surrounded and enclosed in nature, there were many of the dangers that occure in her world. Sighing, Min kept walking onward, hoping for an idea to pop into her head. Instead, her unfocused nature caused her to bump into yet another person.
"S-sorry--"
Min's eyes lit up as she got a good look of who she collided into. The young man that appeared to be in his early or mid twenties had flowing blonde hair, yet his eyes were like brown stones found at night, still retaining their main hue, yet unable to fully resist the shadows of night. There was a sense of dignity and elegance about him, and although his robes were the same color as the merchant's, they seemed silkier and had a purple stitching close to the end of the sleeves. There was also a beautiful, turquoise amulet around his neck and a stylish belt of sorts.
"I greatly apologize for my carelessness, sir!" Min's cheeks flushed red, for the young man left her flustered. Hoping to slow the beating of her heart, Min bowed deeply before racing off in the opposite direction the young man was facing. Out of Min's many visits, she had never encountered the Governor, and didn't know that was with whom she had just spoken to.