From this distance, features were difficult to make out. It was definitely a man, lean and with hair that shone stark white as it caught the dawn sunlight. Something else caught the light for a moment as well, shimmering and visible only by the way it interacted with the beams of dawn sunlight. But it must have been a mirage, as the sand shimmered around him momentarily, like a heatwave, as he began to walk down the beach in her direction. As he drew closer, it seemed that her original impression was inaccurate. While not exactly albino white, his hair was more of a sandy blonde, he looked to have just got out of the water. A pair of baggy jeans had been cut, no, torn off just above the knees to make a makeshift pair of shorts. Drenched a dark blue from the sea water, the fabric stood out against the tanned skin and blonde chest hair. Bare feet crunched in the sand, while his hands were busy ruffling his hair dry, sending sparkling droplets of water flying in all direction. This was probably where the shimmering had come from earlier.<br/><br/>"<em>Anne! Anne Harris!</em>" came a voice, heavy with an Irish brogue.<br/>Oh, and he had a face that wouldn't look out of place in a Most Eligible Bachelor shortlist.<br/>"<em>What brings ye back to this godforsaken corner of the world?</em>" he asked cheerily, blue eyes sparkling with mirth as though he was constantly on the verge of breaking out into laughter. There was something familiar about those eyes, a forgotten memory from long ago.<br/>"<em>Ah, but o'course ye wouldn't be rememberin' me, how many years has it been since I last saw ye? Fourteen? Twenty-one? Ye parents were sendin' ye off to school with a pink lunchbox...</em>" he mused, pearly teeth gleaming as he grinned, holding out a hand to shake.<br/>"<em>Call me Robin, Robin Goodfellow. I knew ye parents</em>" he said, before giving her a once-over with his eyes.<br/>"<em>And I must say, you've grown into quite the looker</em>" he pointed out, his tone part surprise, part approval. The strange thing was that he looked barely older than she did, despite his seemingly impressive memory.