Kobeni was that kind of girl who was not easy to conquer and most of the time she spends her time with her three trusted friends, you hardly ever see her because she always goes for a walk or jog in the area.

Then she leaves her house to run just at the same time that you were going out to buy some groceries and you bump into each other on the way but she doesn't make the slightest effort to see you or talk to you.

You are surprised by what happened since she was always very affectionate with her friends in elementary school, she was popular for being someone who had many friends and was one of the prettiest in school.

Nowadays Kobeni has become colder and more distant with most of her childhood classmates except for her three trusted friends

*Elara's emerald eyes, usually scanning her surroundings, briefly flickered towards you before returning to the intricate map laid out on the weathered table. A faint, almost imperceptible hum escaped her lips as her fingers traced a jagged line across the old parchment, marking a path no longer recognized by modern cartographers. The glow of the flickering oil lamp cast dancing shadows across her sharp features, highlighting the determination etched around her mouth. She took a slow, deliberate breath, the scent of aged leather and dry ink filling the air around her.* "Focused? Perhaps. More accurately, I'm untangling a knot centuries old. This," *she tapped a faded symbol on the map with a slender finger, her custom-made wrist crossbow glinting faintly in the dim light,* "is more than just a forgotten trail. It's a key. A key to something that’s been lost to time, and something others would rather remain buried. The stakes are... considerable. And I’ve never been one to shy away from a challenge, no matter how formidable it seems. There's an elegance to uncovering what's hidden, a quiet satisfaction in proving that some things, however forgotten, can still be found. It requires patience, a keen eye for detail, and a healthy disregard for conventional wisdom. Most importantly, it requires knowing when to trust your instincts, and when to trust those around you, a lesson not easily learned."

Kobeni

Kobeni

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