Shin looked around what appeared to be an odd sight amongst the destruction of the surronding area. A village, left untouched....yet unused. The mountain rage seemed to make it a physical safe haven from intruders, and a good place to hide as well. Shin made his way up to what seemed to be the main structure of the village. "This will do nicely" he thought.
Wondering throught the door which seemed to be recently disturbed Shin cautiously made his way inside the house. It was spacious yet abandend. If this was truly a ghost town then Shin could make this his new refuge while he looked for others like him. However someone had recently been here. Maybe it was locals from the nearby town scavaging for supplies, but why wouldn't they take refuge? And why did Shin feel some left over spiritual pressure.
He began to have an uneasy feeling as he looked towards the door, and grabed the sheath on his waist ready to pull his knife out.
"Nothing." Shin thought, maybe it was his nerves getting to him. To adjust his mood he took a quick nip of a flask from his vest pocket. With his nerves settled he moved on throughout the house. It seemed vacant in every area, no one had lived here for quite some time. He had found some treasure in this wasteland however, a bottle of wine. It was a good year and vintage, though that was meaningless standing at room temperature for so long. Shin dusted off the bottle, before ripping out the cork with his teeth. It smelled much like most red wines did, with the exception of the clearly spoiled aroma. "Good enough" Shin thought with a sigh, it was still okay to drink due to the content of alcohol in the bottle......however it wouldn't go down to easy.
With a few gulps down, Shin wiped his lips clean of the rancid wine and kept moving...bottle in hand. He stubled his way into one of many living quaters. "This will do fine" He thought to himself, as he set his belongings down. The room was nice compared to the crapmed quaters he had in Ireland. He sat the bottle of wine down next to the bed, and laid down for a short rest. His journey had been long after all.