LFG, new player wanting to dive into adventure.

Hello, My advised screen name is Coen M. But Scribblon is the handle I am mostly using on the internet, also, most have difficulty with the dutch 'oe'. I am 23 years old, studying Medical Informatics in Amsterdam. So, I live in a GMT+1 timezone. My schedule is quite variable but I can't attend on Monday evenings and until mid February Tuesdays between 17:00 - 20:00 for sure. For the other days it depends on my work schedule. Most weeks I am working two evenings. The probability of me being available peaks at the Saturday and Sunday evenings. Basically I am looking for any group willing to take in a new player, with no prior hands-on experience with role-play tabletop games. However, I have seen plenty being played out IRL and on YT/Twitch (by the infamous itmeJP mostly). Now let introduce me a bit without making it into a biography. Basically, I am going to shout a few random things. I prefer more to listen, than to talk. I am the guy who prefers to meld into the background whenever I am in a group. However, I tend to talk a lot when the subject interests me. I play Saxophone. I am a terrible singer. I write from time to time, mostly about my crazy dreams. I am the kind of guy who can dive deep into something whenever it gets my interest. Sometimes a bit too deep... I like fantasy, sci-fi, post apocalyptic themed stories, currently I am reading Silo by Hugh Howey. My most favorite books are still the Dark Tower series by Stephen King. I program stuff from time to time as personal projects. If I describe myself as a character in a fantasy type play, I would be either a magic using archer, a heavy armored tank or the supporting priest, with a Neutral Good alignment. For any more information, ask away! With regards, PS for the curious: the dutch 'oe' is most closely related to the English 'oo' from 'cocoon'. The only difference is that the 'oe' comes from your throat, and the 'oo' is formed more up in your mouth and tongue. That is the Dutch language, a throat language. While English is much more created on the tip of your tongue.