"Goren" meets with another ... person?

You and your father are gone for about an hour, when Goren leaves the town hall. He walks straight and smiling to a near bakery and buys a piece of apple pie. Afterwards he continues his way to a rather rundown part of Rockwall. This a the area where the poor worker, servants, beggars and non-humans live. Nobody bothers him, when he walks straight to a very unimpressive small hut. Inside waits a figure that is so deep in the shadows, that it is like a part of it.

“I have something for you,” Goren says and offers the figure the apple pie, “fresh out of the oven.”

“Since when do you care about human food?” the figure replies impatient, “just tell me about out champion!”

“I asked her if she wants to be a mage and she accepted,” Goren answers and smiles, “she has grown into a real beauty. I tell you, she will be perfect.”

“Good, very good,” the figure says and a hint of amusement is found in its voice, “you know, when you suddenly decided for a girl to be our champion, especially a farmer’s daughter, I was confused. I like a good old underdog story as much as everyone else, but I always thought you are the kind that prefers taking cock instead of having one.”

“Well, I thought about trying something different,” Goren replies and smiles, “despite, it is not the first time we do this. Do you remember … I think her name was Sarah. She was a wildcat. I had no idea a human could have that much endurance. Maybe our girl is the next Sarah, when she is old enough of course.”

“Yes, I know the rules,” the figure replies, “so, we can continue with our original plan. Do you want to be a student or a professor this time? Or we could both be students. I don’t mind. As long as we don’t have to be roommates again. Never again. I know you could change your disguise to not snoring. But you did it on purpose.”

“All in its own time, friend, for now … you know, I still have some minutes before I have to return to work,” Goren says kind of seductive and circles his finger through the shadow, “what do you say? Should we test the limits of this old human body?”