Daniel nodded to the girl Gina, acting cautious at first and reaching out uncertainly. When he did, he shook her hand awkwardly as this was all kind of new to the seven year old. "That's okay," he said, "My names Daniel Weylyn, you can call me Daniel." His hand shook hers quickly, but the dog did not seem all to happier then previously. He eyed the dog weirdly, and ignored him as best he could...<br/>---<br/>The sun shone bright as the rays shone across Daniels eyes. He was going to the city to pick up some "supplies" as his parents liked to call them. He was sullenly aware about the pair of shadows which followed him silently in the trees bordering the town as he broke the treeline. Most people barely looked at the young boy, but those who did only cast suspicious glances at him. There was only one occasional person who ever gave him a smile and that was usually the older folk.<br/><br/>He had a bag of food and ingredients grasped in his right hand; a smaller bag in his left. He glanced in a near by window, idly peering at his reflection. He looked quite different than the people of the town did by a substantial amount. While the town folk tended to have blue or brown eyes and even the occasional green, his was a bright silver. His hair was a very dark brown, almost black even... and while the towns people usually had white skin, and seemed to be primarily Caucasian, his skin was a much darker tone. He always noticed the differences between his family and others; though was told repeatedly not to worry about it, so he didn't.<br/><br/>Daniel was now wandering up through the woods when he glanced at the spot Gina liked to hang out at. He smiled and shrugged to himself, "Guess I'll sit here for a moment," he said aloud. The Weylyn boy leaned up against a near by tree, placing the bigger of the two bags in the base of some roots, then laying the smaller bag by his leg. He looked up into the trees, his eyes dilating in and out as he peered into darker and lighter areas of the bright sky and trees. "Wonder if Gina will be here today..." he murmured, moving to lay on the soft grassy soil while crossing his arms across the back of his neck.