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Characters: Prince Naveen and anyone who finds him
Content: Naveen arrives at the city
Setting: The Vanahiem gate
Time: Week 18, mid morning
Warnings: None yet.

Naveen never expected ‘being turned into a frog’ to be topped on the list of strangest things that has happened to him. But being suddenly transported to a strange new city in your sleep? Well, that was certainly up there. Naveen hopped over to a fancy gate where he saw some people entering the city.

“Welcome to Paixao, name?” Naveen looked around, the gatekeeper couldn’t be addressing him, could he? Not that there was anyone else around at the moment for the man to be talking to. “Pardon me, but, are you talking to me?”

“Yes, may I have your name?”

“Prince Naveen.” He replied, and was given some brochures, and a strange rectangular device that was bigger that he was. “…What am I supposed to do with this?” But the gate keeper had already moved onto the next person. Now, if Naveen were still human, taking the strange device and entering the city wouldn’t be a problem. But he wasn’t human, and this was a problem. He grabbed the device by the strap that was attached to it and started dragging it to the door.

This was gonna be difficult. And to add insult to injury, none of the people around seemed keen on helping him.

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[dacapo-aria.livejournal.com]

Ariel hadn't planned on getting caught out in the rain, but she could hardly let such an inconsequential thing as a thunderstorm dampen her adventuring! There was still so much to see! Ariel also hadn't planned on wandering as far as the Vanaheim gate, but that was to be expected, since she very rarely used the map. That took the fun out of everything!

Ariel very quickly grew bored of the "citizens" of Paixao. They all had a creepy way of looking and speaking almost exactly alike, and none of them ever had any clues to share or mysteries to solve. Because of this, Ariel had developed a keen eye for those that definitely did not appear to "belong" in Paixao.

That was when she'd noticed Naveen, struggling with his new journal and pamphlets and picked up her skirts and rushed over to him, not stopping to think that maybe the smaller creature might be intimidated by a fastly approaching human.

"Hey, you doing alright?" she asked Naveen, motioning to his journal device and crouching down so she didn't feel like she was towering over him. She had just enough tact not to injure someone's pride on first meeting... usually.

[maldonianfrog.livejournal.com]

Naveen stopped his rather pointless struggle with the journal and looked up at the girl who addressed him. She seemed nothing like the rest of the citizens, who were blindly going about their day. Despite being here for only a few minutes, Naveen had picked up on the wrongness of this right away. It would be hard not too, to be honest.

"I seem to be having trouble with this... whatever this thing is," He replied, hoping the young lady would offer to help.