Refugio
The young vampire woman walked down the stone path leisurely, her cloak securely laid on her shoulders and hood shrouding her face in shadows. Her bow was on her back along with her arrows, steel dagger strapped to her hip as she was dressed in her casual clothes. She doesn't talk very much to the locals but she came here enough that they no longer gave lingering stares as she passed by.

Her job was completed and now the long travel back to Riften was ahead of her. She made the trip fairly often so it wasn't anything she wasn't used to. Boring maybe, but not unfamiliar. She chose to stay around here for the time being, preferring to travel at night. Riverwood was not a bad town to stay in so she just walked around for the moment.

She yawned, bored. It was pretty boring here, the locals were nothing for conversation. Just normal people trying to live in Skyrim, and small town gossip did nothing for her. She prefers real scandals, not some towns girl picking the underdog of the suitors to marry. But whatever, night is almost upon her and she could leave soon.
Nicole
After a long journey, the chubby knight made his way into the village. Sticking out like a sore thumb. His signature Onion Shaped helmet was easy to spot. With a greatsword rested onto his shoulders, a small shield in his hand and a large travel bag on his back. He looked around the village, he enjoyed places like these. They were always calm and quiet. Not like the large cities filled with all sorts of bad people. Siewind was looking for the blacksmith whom was getting ready to close his forge.
Refugio
The woman looked up at the arrival of the newcomer, having never seen him in the small list of residents homed here. So he must be a traveller as well then. His helmet was... Interesting. Is it an onion? Deciding that he seemed interesting enough to hold a decent conversation, she slowly approached. 

"You're a traveller, right?" She spoke after a minute or two of observation, eyeing him up and down. He certainly looked like one. "Sorry, I couldn't help but notice your arrival."
Nicole
"Hmmmm... Mmmh..." Siegwind began to think outloud. 

He was looking around at the weapons that the local blacksmith had worked on. They were fine weapons. Nothing better than his sword, but he could tell whoever made these weapons had love, care, and time dedicated to the weapons.

He was in distracted until he heard a faint voice call to him.

He looked a bit confused, looking around his shoulders before he noticed a woman talking to him.

"Pardon me. I was absorbed in thought. Yes, I am a traveler. I am Siegwind... The pleasure is allowing my really." He would give a nod.

"I can tell you're no local villager, are you a Wanderer as well?" He asked.

His voice was booming, yet it had a charm to it. Almost as if he was a gentle giant of sorts. She could tell he was not a Shady man at all from his tone alone.
Refugio
She looked him over again. From her time in the shadier businesses and corners of Skyrim she could tell he was an honest man. Maybe someone who was well off and never needed to get their hands dirty. He peaked her interest, and that was a good enough pass time for her. 

"Indeed I am. It's good to meet you Siegwind, my name's Amari." She smiled slightly. He had this gentleness to him, she could tell, despite being what she would peg as a warrior. She liked to think she was good at reading people, so she hopes her assumptions prove right.

"What brings you to the small town of Riverwood?" She asked curiously, fixing her hood to be more secure around her head.
Nicole
"Me? I have been clearing the roads of brigands, or exploring the caves and ruins that are ready to be explored. The Guards sometimes are either lazy or don't have a bit of back bone to gather a small team do it themselves, but atleast they try to protect the village when the need arises."

"I've made my way from Whiterun, been making my way towards Riften... I've heard rumors a lot of folks need all the help they can get. But for now... Riverwood could use some extra hands. A troll has been spotted near the region, I'll have to have a few words with him before he starts attacking travellers... Then I've heard some bandits have been setting up shop here. They attacked a man and his friend, they barely managed to make it out with the skin on their teeth... It's only a matter of time before they claim innocent lives. I will be the one to stop them." He gave a small list of what his plans were for this village.

"These days, Skyrim needs Heroes. A true hero is a person who is willing to stand against anything that harms the innocent." He added.