The thermals are excellent today. Thought the great bird as he hovered high above the clouds, staring down to the lands below to a human's eye all that moved below were ants scurrying about thier short lives before its often abrupt end. To the bird, however, details could be made out, male, female; hair color, clothing color and the like. With a great lazy bank did the bord make his descent the wind licking at his feathers with a delightful tickle that caused such a euphoria he couldn't help but shiver a little in exctasy. About ten feet from the ground he threw his wings wide halting his drop to a near stop. The sunlight catching the brillient colours in his wings seeming to light the very air on fire with oranges and reds and golds. In this flash of light more happens... the bird is gone, replaced by a young man dropping to the ground with ease. He stands the sun's light reflecting off his wild hair of deep auburn and brighter orange and blonde highlights. Considered quite handsome by many his face was a fine chiseled example of his heritage, his eyes a complete opposite to his hair, a deep enveloping blueish green with a gold ring about the irises. He wore little, atleast for his status, a loose white tunic the laces at the neck hanging limp in the breeze. Aged hard leather bracers on each wrist, each engraved with a flying pheonix. A sturdy belt that seems to be more decoration than necessity, close fitting pants of a deep, deep indigo that some would consider black. His boots seemed the most expensive of the clothing, like the bracers they were hardened leather but with several gold buckles and small plates most with ornate engravings of plants and flowers. A large plate on the front is again engraved with a soaring pheonix surrounded by flame.<br/>The boots make his place in the house as servants are not permitted to see the faces of the family without permission, footwear is how each family member is labeled for the servants. His boots name him hier to the master of the house, the next in line for the greatest power the house holds.<br/>The place he landed was not by chance, he was here to check on the farmers as was his duty...