[ WP ] You decide to stop taking decisions and leave your life to pure chance , so you flip a coin to decide witch way to go . After several flips , you get to this far away place where you meet some people that got there the exact same way as you

He was done. 
 
 Just done. Everything had gone wrong. Everything was a mess even after all the careful planning he'd done. 
 
 It's not your fault, people told him. You just wanted to help. It was n't your fault that things turned out like this. 
 
 He decided that he agreed. It was n't going to be his fault from now on. He'd flip a coin, leave it to chance, fate, or whatever ruled the world. 
 
 On a flip of a coin, he journeyed far from his homestead, travelling across the land. It was simple, gratifying, free at first. Out on the open road with nothing but a simple horse to care for, he felt free for the first time in his life. 
 
 However, it was nothing but a temporary escape at best- how can one truly escape himself? 
 
 He saw great things on the road, beautiful and terrible. He flipped a coin, ignoring beggars in the streets. He flipped a coin, passing by bandit-struck caravans. 
 
 He used a coin- a most precious coin, granted to his family by the Septerian- some ancient relic of a long forgotten kingdom. It was supposed to guide his way. 
 
 Eventually he met her in a tavern at the base of a great mountain. 
 
 Her eyes lit up when she saw his coin. She'd flipped it and eventually she'd ended up here, she said. 
 
 `` But I do n't use it anymore.'' she laughed. 
 
 He was surprised, `` Why not?'' 
 
 She held out her own coin, a similar relic. She slid it across the table, passing it to him. `` Because I do n't need it to live anymore.'' 
 
 He looked at her. `` How?'' 
 
 She laughed, rising from the table, `` Keep travelling. Keep looking around and trying everything. If you can find me again- without those ancient coins, then you'll know.'' 
 
 He did chase after her and on one fine day when the sun was right and the skies were clear, he met her again in the great city of the king. 
 

