Scry had a large grin on his furry face as he walked into the town of Ambrosia for the first time. He was garbed in what amounted to as a toga made of a soft brown colored cloth. His three tails wagged behind him with excitement and pure happiness. He had heard through word of mouth that this town was a place where a creature of the supernatural sort was free to roam around and live. So he had come here full of hopes of learning about a creature that he might not know about yet. Or even learn about new magics that any of the people living here might know. He was so full of excitement that he wasn't watching where he was going when he walked right into a man who was standing in the street knocking him forward where he fell on the ground, "Oops!!" He stood a whopping 7ft 4 inc. tall when he was walking or stood up straight so he hadn't seen the man or known he was there until he had bumped into him. He reached down and helped him up like he weighed next to nothing, "I'm so sorry my friend that was incredibily rude of me! I admit that I wsn't watcching where I was going." He let out a musical laugh as he dusted the man off and placed the mans hat pack on his head, "There all better...." He stood there for a moment with a kind smile on his face. Then he leaned down some so that they were eye to eye, "I'm sorry it is rude of me to stare and not offer a name! I'm off my game today, you see I traveled a very long way. Across seas even! To come here and; oh well I digress. My name is Scry! What might yours be!" He held out his furred hand in greeting to shake the mans hand.<br/><br/>When he had been saring he was sure that the man was a human. A human! He nearly danced in excitement of his possible first friend who was a human. A being he already knew of and was greatly aware of what they could be capable of. He loved humans and everything they were able to create and the goals that the cold set and accomplish. The fortatude of their kind filled him with wonder and joy. So did most anything in the world though. He smiled happily with his hand outstretdhed waiting for a response.