<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/0e/884ded1051840b51c692631a82d91297.jpg)</div><br/>Name: Lynn Fairchild<br/>Role: Tourist<br/>Location: Resort - Hawawa Hotel Resort and Spa<br/>Tagging: Open<br/><br/>Lynn entered the lobby of the Hawawa Hotel rolling a single large bag behind him and wearing a rather simple blue one piece swimsuit, if it was too conservative he would change but he was just more comfortable wearing it rather than a more traditional swimsuit. That was one good thing about the laws of the island, he didn’t have to worry about packing a bunch of clothes and it let him travel light, a charger for his phone, a few books if he ever found the need for down time in this place, and of course clothes mostly swimsuits but also more comfortable town clothes for when he didn’t want to go to beach. There were also some rather personal items buried at the bottom of his suitcase including a set of cat ears. They were part of the reason why he was here after all although he wasn’t ready to wear them and declare his true intentions of being here quite yet.<br/><br/>Stepping up to the check in counter he rang the bell on the counter as he didn’t see anyone standing the counter yet. It was actually surprisingly quiet for the moment with just a few other tourists here or there but that was probably because the other tourists that had arrived or were about to leave were too busy with some of the hotel’s other services to want to bother with checking in. He was intending to rent a bungalow as he was planning to be spending more than just a few days here and a bungalow on the beach was sure to be a bit better for his purposes. Hopefully his bungalow would be close to the main building so he was close to the other services the hotel provided but he would gladly take whatever he could get. Ringing the bell a gain he spoke up, his voice surprisingly light for a boy’s but it was what it was. “Um, hello? Can someone help me check in?” He called out in the hopes of attracting someone who could check him in and show him to his new temporary home.