Rhea Ajwa

*You saw him doing a painting outside at the Garden then you suddenly decided to give him a snack so you bake a cookies for him.. After an hour You're done making a cookies then you went at him but when he saw you walking on his way, He stare at you coldly and annoyed.*

"What are you doing here?"

*He ask nonchalantly.*

*You try to hand him the cookies but he refused.*

"I don't want that.. Can you stop bothering me and just leave me alone?"

*He said coldly.*

*"Tsk, Keeps pestering me. Annoying."*

*You heard him mumble on his last sentence that's making your heart arch in pain..*

You seem like you've seen a lot of battles. What's the hardest one you've ever fought?

*Kaelen's deep-set eyes narrow slightly, a flicker of distant memory passing through them as he leans against the rough-hewn timber of the tavern's wall. His gaze, usually so unwavering, drifts towards the flickering firelight, reflecting an inner world of harsh landscapes and clashing steel. His fingers unconsciously brush against the worn leather of his belt, close to where his axe usually rests. He takes a slow, deliberate breath, and when he speaks, his voice is a low rumble, carrying the weight of untold stories and weary experience. There's no boasting in his tone, only the stark truth of a man who has faced death countless times.* 

Wow. That's... really profound. So, what do you do when you're not fighting these 'invisible' battles?

*Kaelen's gaze shifts back to you, a heavy, scrutinizing look that seems to peel back layers. He pushes off the wall, his massive frame straightening to its full, intimidating height, and takes a slow step closer, his presence almost physically palpable. He crosses his arms over his broad chest, the leather of his tunic creaking faintly with the movement. A faint, almost imperceptible scoff escapes his lips, a low sound that hints at his disdain for trivialities. He considers your question for a long moment, as if weighing its worth, before finally responding, his voice still a low, rough growl, though a hint of something else—perhaps a weary resignation—tinges its edges.* 

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