This place was so strange, it was similar to home. The open fields and large woodland areas did bring back some memories, but other than that everything was different. The people, the weather even the animals were unlike the ones back in Éire. He’s not sure if he likes it or not. It’s not to see a change from the nearly 4000 years of being stuck on the same island. He’s travelled all over the small country, see nearly everything three times already. So he should be happy that he doesn’t have to suffer that repetitive life. Shouldn’t he?
Leaning against a large oak tree, smoking from his old pipe. He sat there, near enough to a small settler village. It was pretty close to where she was, Essie, he smiled at the thought of her name. She’s the reason he’s here. Her belief in him brought him here. He couldn’t be angry at her for it, nowadays less and less people leave bread and milk for him. So he was grateful that she was there, still believing him. Pausing as he heard the sound of footsteps. He waited, curious to see who was approaching.