[Social/Open/Myriel] Today

The streets parted in half like the red sea, choirs of birds sang as they fluttered through the heavens; their wing beats and songs crashing against the melody of children playing in the streets. The villains, from the low criminal thieves to the murderers, slavers and killers had made themselves scarce. All that remained where the general delights of civilization, Typhon's Guild Hall a large Mansion Estate was like a palace to the common man.

Yet everything happened for a reason, the grime of Reim while now at a lowered state was the result of many efforts, yet the reputation one would get in his territory, as Jahan walked outside his own "castle" was something that not everyone would feel. None the less, none of that was important. There was only ever one relevant fact.

The King Had returned.

Jahan chilled outside his gate, dressed in a light shirt made of fine silk, and loose comfortable black pants. A single gold necklace shaped as a viper and his metal vessel a Black Crown which emitted beauty and power signified his importance. The younger guild members would run, slapping hands with their Guild master as they made their way into to the courtyard, or the dorms or any of Typhons large functions. His older members would salute him as they went on to do their jobs each of them moving with an increased sense of morale and pride now that their leader had returned.

Jahan however just watched, waiting patiently thinking on about plans for the future, and conserving energy for today.

Among the wide variety of chaos that had ensued with the strolling of countless villagers was one who still wandered about with a chip spring to her step. Although Myriel was never out and about during the high point of crime that has been brought to an end she could hardly see anything out of the ordinary. Nothing that is except for the silly fanalis who was practically prancing through now in a stylish light dress that fluttered in the wake of her trail.

Racing through at speeds that only her kin were capable of, Myriel's exceptional grace for a silly red-head hastily skated her across the streets. Considering her knack for diving involuntarily onto her face when sweeping the floor a blunder was bound to occur in the not to distant future.

Immediately on the arrival of a small trinket stand, Myriel stopped as if her heels were suddenly glued in place. Myriel's eyes grew wide as she saw the adorably plushy doll of what was natures most fiercest creatures. A teddy bear.

"Daawwwww, it's so adorable how much is -", frantically the child-like woman's eyes and body began to maneuver in remarkable ways till she saw the price tag. Upon sight despair crossed over her very essence as she drooped down the stand. "Why does it all cost more than my next meal."

Groaning she began to peel herself off of the curb once again and headed out knowing that it wasn't the intelligent purchase.

"I nee more work if I'm ever gonna be able to buy pretty things," her voice shrilly mewed like a kitten desperately trying to call upon its mama. Wandering forward she nearly missed the large buildings gate, one that seemed much like a castle. And from it came an odd individual who was receiving salutes and praise from the members.

Eyeing the stranger she agreed in her mind that he looked like the type who could flip the bill for her meal. "Oh-oh-oh! Mister hi yes you umm I was wondering if you had any jobs that I could do for you?" A cheery smile sprung to her face as she knew that it generally put people at ease.

Jahan raised an eyebrow, it wouldnt be the first time he had been asked for a job, and him being the man he was had no problem in giving one out either. It was a cute fanalis girl who appeared to be around his age, he didnt know what kind of skills she had but when she asked him for a job he did have an entire laundry list of tasks she could take on.

"The Name is Jahan, and yes I do have jobs." Jahan said, he took a second and offered the girl a brief smile.

Jahan hadn't noticed Bahir's presence, his guard was rather down for a second with him being in his territory. However his guards were not, hidden and scattered about there  where more than plenty of people keeping an eye on their leader. More over than that, Jahan himself was not a man to be trifled with. Jahan gave the girl a look over, then leaned against a brick podium.

"However, I am the master of this guild" Jahan said while pointing a thumb carelessly at the Typhon hall.

"I'd have to ask that you at least join it first, then you'll get a job, allowance, clothes the whole nine yards" Jahan explained the simple rules of Typhon. That they were a guild based on helping the community, and other stuff that he was too lazy to explain. Jahan then shrugged.

"But uh yea, I am in need of an assistant if your up for the task"

Myriel's eyes continued to stay squinted shut for a brief period of time had passed noting the extended eyebrow. She wanted to comment that she understood that many jobs might not have been the best but she was enjoying the idea of a high paying job for once as his manner seemed large enough considering the flock of people she could see from where she was standing.

Her ears would then twitched with sensitivity as she heard the children playing a couple of meters behind her. "Such adorable little ones." She smiled now looking up to see yet another fanalis standing about this one apparently interested in the building that she rather mindlessly approached considering the security of the place.

"Oh right," she stumbled swapping her focus back to the guy who had introduced himself and was the soul reason why she even came this far. "Right Jahan I'm well and ready for any job you can possibly throw at me. I must say though I don't know exactly how a guild works ..."

She began to nibble away at her lip as she was feeling a bit stupid stating that she didn't understand the reason of such an establishment. Her stance offered no signs of aggression nor ability to fight as she could have easily collapsed to the ground in a flustered mess with the way they were clenched.

At first she watched his thumb point backwards into the air before following them up tothe building. "Oh that is a guild hall, and wait I have to join in order to make money? But I hardly know any of you and what are you saying about my clothes?" She whines feeling more flustered as she was worried about her looks now.

Shirking off the state of bewilderment and appalled she regained her composure. "Anyway if that is what it takes then I will join!"

"Assistant?" Her eyes glowed for a second before bouncing up and down with glee. The third hop proved problematic though as she stumbled forward and catching herself on the fellow before her.

Jahan listened the high spirited girl allowing himself a grin at her antics, he could tell already that they were going to get along well. On the other hand, she didn't look nearly as strong as she did attractive. No doubt a great deal of training would be needed if she would be joining him as his assistant.

"I'll have to take you up on that offer" Jahan said with a grin knowing the mischief that would be entitled in the jobs that Typhon takes on.

With that Jahan shook Myriels hand "Welcome to Typhon". In the midst of this he noticed Bahir approaching, he lazily took watch of the red haired man that he assumed to be a fanalis before he intruded on the conversation.

"Excuse me. Pardon my intrusion, but did you just say that you were the leader of this guild?"

Jahan never made the intention on listening in on to the man for any aggression, in actuality he was pretty laid back, he didnt mind strangers. He was surprised if anything that people had not already known of him.

"Yea that is me, Jahanghir Nikator himself, Guild Master of Typhon"

Myriel's ears twitched again as she slipped herself off of her new employer as she began to brush herself off casually. Her ear began to twitch again as she heard the welcome to the guild.

Ecstatic she was practically ready to jump for joy when she heard the fanalis begin to speak behind her. Instead a leap of shock caused her to pounced up into the air a considerable distance before dropping back down. Twisting her head about still a bit frazzled she asked a bit pathetically, "When did you get there?" Her eyes left a wake of spirals at her bedazzlement.

The two then began to speak, the fanalis seemingly surprised that the man she had asked for employment was the leader of such a guild. She slowly slunk down to the ground till she was sitting cross legged and her finger nails began to scratch at the back of her ear.

Feeling a bit left out she stood back up to her full height and probed the new man for a name, "I'm gonna call you Jaja, and what should I call you mr?" Leaning in close her face would be peering up toward his chin as she began to examine the other fanalis.