Ryn hesitantly took one of the seats, glancing around the room before beginning. It was clear as his story went on, he grew more comfortable, to the point where his voice almost sounded casual.
“I don’t exactly know when it started… Or at least, I don’t exactly know when Rio was sent to kill me. In fact, I didn’t even know his name until now. I had spent the majority of my life thieving. I grew up on the streets, just trying to get by,” he mumbled, trailing off slightly, then taking a deep breath. Ryn could be closed off if he wanted, but Arien seemed like someone he could speak to. It was easier, somehow. But then again, being open wasn’t something Ryn wasn’t used to.
“Maybe I stole something that seemed of use to someone else. I can’t remember what it was. I just remembered that someone told me to get it, and in turn, they would promise me they wouldn’t hurt me… anymore. I did as I was told, and perhaps that’s what had aggravated Rio and whoever was on his side. Since then I’ve been running… and it wasn’t until now I’ve ever seen Rio again.”