(1) On one of the many trade roads there is a very simple cart that could belong to any sort of merchant moving wares back and forth. It's not until it possibly starts to pass you that you see the very plain wooden sign with the words "Fate's Fortune! Affordable fortunes told here." There is also a small smudge near the bottom of the sign as if some words had been blotted out. For those who have seen this particular cart before in the past may recall the small scribble of "How otterly fortunate for you!" that used to be where that blotch is.
Perhaps you are waiting for this particular wagon to rumble on by at this time, or perhaps you came across it by accident but wave it down because you need something. Maybe even still you've come across this odd sight at a crossroads or in a line at a customs or toll stop and thus strike up a conversation to pass the time.
(2) Traveling sometimes means camping and you've just stumbled upon Kawauso setting up his camp for the night. Or maybe he's been waiting for you to show up. Either way he'll gladly let you take a seat on that log there and make you a plate of whatever he managed to hunt or fish and the travel rations he has on hand.
(3) Seeing people sell wares from their wagons isn't all that unusual in a town. Though seeing someone dressed as an otter and sitting under a sign proclaiming a fortune teller is a bit unusual. His prices though are pretty decent and his current selection are varied enough that even if you don't get a fortune read chances are someone else is and he has no qualms in you watching in curiosity, boredom, or derision.
(4) (Pick your own adventure!)
((OOC: A few permission posts in regards to this idiot and his abilities can be found Here and Here as well.))
Kawauso ll Katanagatari ll Land of Rain
On one of the many trade roads there is a very simple cart that could belong to any sort of merchant moving wares back and forth. It's not until it possibly starts to pass you that you see the very plain wooden sign with the words "Fate's Fortune! Affordable fortunes told here." There is also a small smudge near the bottom of the sign as if some words had been blotted out. For those who have seen this particular cart before in the past may recall the small scribble of "How otterly fortunate for you!" that used to be where that blotch is.
Perhaps you are waiting for this particular wagon to rumble on by at this time, or perhaps you came across it by accident but wave it down because you need something. Maybe even still you've come across this odd sight at a crossroads or in a line at a customs or toll stop and thus strike up a conversation to pass the time.
(2)
Traveling sometimes means camping and you've just stumbled upon Kawauso setting up his camp for the night. Or maybe he's been waiting for you to show up. Either way he'll gladly let you take a seat on that log there and make you a plate of whatever he managed to hunt or fish and the travel rations he has on hand.
(3)
Seeing people sell wares from their wagons isn't all that unusual in a town. Though seeing someone dressed as an otter and sitting under a sign proclaiming a fortune teller is a bit unusual. His prices though are pretty decent and his current selection are varied enough that even if you don't get a fortune read chances are someone else is and he has no qualms in you watching in curiosity, boredom, or derision.
(4)
(Pick your own adventure!)
((OOC: A few permission posts in regards to this idiot and his abilities can be found Here and Here as well.))