Odd Friendship [Apreen]

It had been quite some time since the arrival Rey and to say that he was feeling perplexed was quite the understatement. Ever since he had set foot in the island, he had no idea what he was seeing. All around him were people with the oddest of special features from wings to horns and everything in between and like the outcast thrown out at sea, he could only see a very few amount of humans around. This sense of trepidation festering could be seen from miles away as he walked slowly and carefully trying to figure out if he was going the right way. The fact that he was still wearing his clergy clothes probably didn't help him blend in either.

''I have to ask why did the Italian Government send me someplace so bizarre.'' he murmured to himself. Was he secretly being tested by the Vatican? No that was impossible, they never collaborate with so many people this far away. The ill boding sensation was just too real, Rey had to decide now on what to do, a simple question be it odd or lame could improve his situation a little bit at least.

''Excuse me, boy with the yellow hoodie.'' He stopped and tapped the nearest person.''Where am I?''. Well, it couldn't hurt to ask the absolute obvious. Maybe it was just him not noticing, but he didn't actually do the admission, his denomination did.

Ah finally, Rey had found someone he could speak to that a rapid feeling of triumph and joy could seen a small sparkle in his eyes.''Hahahahah, no its not than I'm lost but more li-..?'' Rey paused awkwardly and stared at his ears. ''You're a cat?''. He could have sworn that his ears were part of his white hair. Well, no matter what he thought, he had to at least extend his kindness, what rude person would he be if he acted so superficially.

''My apologies for the delay, my name is Rey Faust, a priest in training.'' he extends and shakes Allen hand. ''I'm not yet accustomed to this odd place and it's inhabitants.'' Hopefully, he wouldn't be too offended, he wasn't one to be so dense so early in his life here. Adapting to something so completely bizarre would take him time, but he knew he would someday get along with others. At the very least, he had hope in his heart.