(PP-F4) Cold Hearted (Hikoru)

[Ebony 0]

Ebony waited by the teleport in Snowfrost Town for her friend Hikoru, a professional material gatherer. They had met a day or two ago and gone out hunting for materials on the fifth floor, along with Ebony's other friend, Zandra. Ebony couldn't help feeling a little betrayed by Zandra's actions at the last mat hunt even though it was kind of to be expected as she had gotten the most materials and wanted to keep all of them. This may have had some small part in why Ebony hadn't invited Zandra, but it wasn't the driving factor. Hikoru happened to be available, and Ebony just didn't feel like taking the time to ask Zandra to come too.

[Hikoru 0]

Hikoru had recieved a PM from his friend Ebony, whom he had met the other day. They had went mat gathering the other day on the floor above them. He wasn't a really big fan of the cold, so when she asked him to go onto the 4th floor, he wasn't estatic about going. But he knew that Mats were something that he could use, and he just sighed and went to the town teleporter, locking his shop up beforehand on the third floor and made his way to the 4th floor quickly and quietly. He looked and saw his friend Ebony standing near the teleporter

"Hey." He said simply, putting his hands in his coat pockets, trying to keep them warm "So you want to mat hunt?"

[Ebony 0]

Ebony looked up to see Hikoru appear at the teleport. She gave him a little wave. "Hey Hikoru." She replied to his greeting. She pulled her coat a little tighter around herself before answering his question. She wasnt sure if it was rhetorical or not, but she decided she would answer it anyway. "Yeah. I heard the ice elementals on this floor sometimes drop frozen hearts. Apparently their great for crafting with. Plus, this is my favorite floor." She said with a grin. Hopefully they would get even more mats than last time, as Manta had borrowed a whole thirty materials from her for a deal with a merchant.

[Hikoru 0]

Hikoru smiled and nodded, rubbing his hands together and blowing them, keeping the blood circulating in his body

"Yeah, but its my least favorite." He said with a laugh. Although he originally lived in a colder part of the world, he never liked the cold. it was always like his kryptonite out of everything he didn't like. The cold seemed to stop him from thinking clearly if he was out for too long. He would prefer the heat of the 3rd floor, the prearie stretching wide over the horizon. He sighed and held his clock close. "Mind if we stop at the inn first, so I could at least get a little bit warm before we go?" He asked shyly