Lyme, Ch'ung Kuo | |
Ho Po Count | |
Ho Po, the Count of the River, stands here studying an animal skeleton. | |
A sturdy looking old man stands here wearing an exotic set of clothes. The Count of the River, Ho Po wears a sleeveless shirt made of a strange scaly black material on his body, which doesn't appear to reflect light. He peers though a set of thin-rimmed spectacles with a quizical gaze, to get a better look at you. The Count's arms, legs, and hands are powerfully formed and look as if he has worked the earth all his life, except for their appearance as extremely smooth and unstained. He is obviously an intelligent man who has mastered how to do an abundance of hard tasks through ingenuity. Ho Po is in an excellent condition. | |
by Falsra , 17.12.2001 13:51 MSK |