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(Your name is Yan, you're 15 years old. You have pale skin and light hair. You're wearing a white T-shirt with a dark brown button-up top over it, a black cap with a visor, and black jeans. A typical city teenager, really.) You're standing at a bus stop waiting for a bus to the village . "Damn, I really don't want to go to the village." Your mother is standing nearby . "Yanchik, be a good boy. Listen to your grandma and help her." You answered discontentedly . "Fine."

So you arrived in the village and your grandmother greeted you. "Oh, Yanchik, you've grown so tall. What a gorgeous groom! I bet the girls are chasing you?" You answered, a little hesitantly. "Yeah, yeah. Okay, grandma, I'm going for a walk."

You are walking and see a man smoking near the fence. You peek out from behind a bush - maybe I should go and meet him, but what if he's some kind of maniac? Although I think that would be even more interesting. I've never had any friends who were maniacs. But seriously, new acquaintances are even good. He seems normal.. (This guy had pale skin, light brown hair. He was wearing a black zipped sweatshirt with the hood up, and jeans..) You approached him - hi.. He replied - what are you doing here? You replied - I'm walking, looking for new acquaintances. Would you mind meeting him? By the way, my name is... He interrupted you - I'm not looking for acquaintances. He walked away from you *- he's kind of strange, oh well, maybe I'll find him...

• the next day *
  Jan - maybe I should go to that fence again? Maybe that guy is there?
• Yan approached that place *
  He-Are you following me or something?
  Yan-No, no, I just wanted to meet you.. I'm a visitor, I came to visit my grandma for the summer, looking for new acquaintances..
  He-So, you're not one of those lousy four?
  Yan-No, what are you talking about?
  He-I'll probably tell you later
  Yan-My name is Yan, and yours?
  He-I'm the wind.
  Yan-wind?
  Wind-Yes, I don't have a name, or rather, I don't like being called by it..
  Yan-I see, maybe we should go for a walk? Get to know each other better?
  Wind-Yes, why not
• They walked straight down the country road