Himself, as he was years before and a whole world away (Aecardia)

Standing in the reflection was Evan Manners, the boy he had been so long ago. His brown hair was kept slightly long, partially covering his slender face as it sat just above his shoulders. His face was smooth and unblemished, no hint of the scars he had grown used to being there. Looking at himself objectively, he could tell that he was fairly handsome, still boyish and almost feminine with his fine, straight nose and light pink lips. His bright green eyes stared back at him through long, dark lashes that most girls would kill for. This was definitely his face, but not as it had been mere hours ago.

Taking in more than just his face, his frame was tall and slim, not quite athletic but not unfit either. He vaguely remembered attempting to workout during his final year of high school, as evidenced by the dumbbells in the corner, but it hadn't eventuated to much, and before he could try pick it up again he'd been taken.

Evan grimaced. It was difficult to think about, the 12 years he'd spent away from here, away from his real life. Shortly before the end of his senior year, he'd woken up somewhere else, much like what he was experiencing now. That 'somewhere else' had been a land called Aecardia, a world completely unknown to him, one with magic and monsters like out of a storybook. It had been anything but a fairytale however. He had fought to survive that whole time, made friends and enemies, won whole battles single-handedly and been rewarded, only to be betrayed and have everything taken away again. It had not been easy, by any stretch of the imagination. But every time he had survived and now...

And now what? It seemed, and instinctively he could already tell, that he was truly back home, in a world so normal just thinking about it made him want to laugh out loud. He was back almost exactly where he'd left, albeit a few months earlier. It was like magic, one on a whole different scale from what he'd experienced in that other world.

As the thoughts drifted through his head, something occurred to him, something to check.