It has been close to four years or there about when the young man had sold his familys dragon breeding business to find his own calling. His time nor emotions stayed with the past for long. Consitering the fact it wasn't his dad who raised him technically it was the dragons who were bred and born at the breeding farm. He grew to love the dragons and need from them. They were his heros brothers sisteers mothers fathers, any kind of family he could ever need. They taught him how to ride and how to be a good partner. They taught him never be higher then your dragon always have respect for them. Show them kindness and honor them to the highest ability he could muster. All these lessons he took to heart. He became a perfect rider and always stayed as an equal with a dragon or less the dragon to him was mightier and deserved more pride then a human.<br/><br/>These reasons are what lead him to sell the farm. The day he turned 18 he had saved up enough money to go off on his own and make a difference. His goal noble and ritious to reunit the once beautiful partnership between dragons and humans. He longed for it. So he set all his dragons free and left the home he'd known all his life for an adventure he never thought he would go on.<br/><br/>The man found his way to a local town after running out of suplies. His clothes white and beautiful he was surprizingly gifted for a human with slight dragonlike tendensies he picked up back at the homestead he left behind. He was a skilled warrior and brillant always carefully thinking which lead to him stopping in the middle of the market place as he ran through his options depending on his money and what he had to have. A slight nudge pushed him forward as he turned around to look at the woman...his eyes opening wide as he saw her instantly knowing what she was. How lucky for her he was not a hunter. "No need be sorry, however.." he took off his white cloak and settled it over her head hiding her more blocking others from seeing her "If your not more carefull someone else will know what you are..." his voice was kind and gentle encouraging and truthful in expressing he ment to help not harm.