Post by Ishida Sai on Mar 4, 2012 23:35:55 GMT -5
RIDICULOUS
Was what would be in Sai’s thoughts if only he had the mental fortitude to do so. The sweltering heat was already forcing the teen to succumb towards to it as it seemed his skin and flesh has shriveled up to the utmost degree. He knew it was hot according to the information gathered through the net. But for Pete’s sakes, this hot? Sure the country of the Rising Sun was hot in the summers like any other country… That’s a given. But…
Nevada is hell on Earth
The endless immense amounts of sand surrounded him with the blue sky overseen with that same sun. Laughing with same-as-usual mere contempt of those under him… Started to slightly annoy him.
”W-water…” he gasped dryly and almost pathetically with his shriveled hand reaching for the canteen.
Why? Why on Earth didn’t the car arrive…? Sai’s memories penetrated deep inside the center of his psyche as if in reflex to cruelly remind him of the reason. The owner of that Honda Civic car sent an e-mail explaining that something went wrong with the engine as he sent it to a mechanic for some final retuning. Of course, an apology was given with a lowered cost.
This didn’t seem too bad. A simple walk wouldn’t be too bad along with the low cost… Why not?
Oh, the world just had to be so cruel.
And no bus? Well… To be quite frank, Sai is in fact, broke, in a sense. His parents are somewhat living a level of living that probably be permanently damaged from him going abroad for some time… Which means he had to be frugal and assign himself towards part-time jobs… Which comes to mind what the hell is his father doing with all that money he got from being a bodyguard…
With his hands on the canteen slung around his neck… Sai felt the low weight of the vessel and the lack of sloshing… Which could herald one thing…
He held the canteen to his lips and sipped… Water was a tad warm. Given with the high temperatures of the environment. A bit of despair speared through his young heart when the last drops of water disappeared down through his esophagus…
”…Shit,” he cursed in his mind, trying to keep himself from talking to prevent increasing thirst.
The teen simply dropped the metallic vessel back against his chest dangling freely as he continued to walk forward in the sand with a simple duffel bag in tow…
”….Huh?” escaped his lips back when he was sitting in the dining table with his parents with the chopstick almost reaching his mouth to transfer the small piece of meat.
”….What do you mean I’m going abroad to America…? I didn’t sign up to be an exchange student,” Sai inquired with a confused expression.
”We know,” he remembered Mother starting to explain first as usual and started to use his Father again, ”But your Father decided it’s probably… About time for you to look around the world…”
The explanation wasn’t enough with his face not changing accordingly.
”Look. Just shut up and go with it.”
A grimace entered his shriveled face from the memory. Damn Mom….
He sluggishly continued on in the midst of the sand… Until he viewed what looked like the city a distance away. A small lopsided smile spread with a mutter.
”Finally.”
With that image sent into his eyes… His brain interpreted it as a signal to move his body towards the city more vigorously…
Sai couldn’t help but groan and palm his face with his eyes seeing the ridiculous set of stairs he was seeing.
”…Are you f****** kidding me?”
His body almost slumped down to the sand at this. Even despite something like this wouldn’t be too taxing… Though succumbing against the heat had its toll on him… With a strained groan… Sai just simply trudged his way up… Only to pass out at the top, embracing a hot darkness…
”So you’re awake? remarked a female tone.
The teen’s eyes opened to look upon a white ceiling greeting his awakening. He simply sat up to see a middle aged woman holding up a water bottle for him.
”It looks like it,” he answered with a grateful visage while chugging down the offering.
Oh…. Sweet nectar of life… Where have you been…?
”Shibusen.”
It wasn’t a question. A flat statement.
”Yeah,” a clarification response.
With a small smirk at this, ”You won’t last like that, kiddo.”
The remark didn’t sting. Maybe she’s right. Seeing that she lives here and all…
”I’m not used to hot weather,” he casually stated whilst finishing the last drops of hydrogen atoms combined with di-oxygen molecules, ”Thanks for the water, ma’am... I don’t have much mo---“
A raised hand stopped him mid way. A small sardonic smile grew on her visage.
”Forget it. I only did what any normal human would do…”
Sai stared at her with an expression of confusion… Soaking what just happened for almost a milli-second before nodding in understanding. He looked around to see he was within what looked like a simple town with mainly cobblestones in the streets and bricks with glasses for the buildings. With him sitting up, the teen could feel that he was sitting on a bench of some sort.
”I see. Well… I can’t simply impose you any longer… Have a good day, ma’am.”
A bow of gratitude was returned with a mere grin. That was their only good-byes towards each other.
”So… This is Shibusen, huh…?” he murmured to himself with his feet upon the last steps of stairs leading up to the academy with his duffel bag slung on his shoulder.
Unique is certainly one term to describe it. Rather, deathly unique is more accurate with the skulls and burning candles on the main front side of the facility… One would wonder if melted wax drips from them…
”Well… I guess I’m here then.”
With a short sigh… Ishida Sai simply took his first step onto the Shibusen ground into his new future ahead of him.
Was what would be in Sai’s thoughts if only he had the mental fortitude to do so. The sweltering heat was already forcing the teen to succumb towards to it as it seemed his skin and flesh has shriveled up to the utmost degree. He knew it was hot according to the information gathered through the net. But for Pete’s sakes, this hot? Sure the country of the Rising Sun was hot in the summers like any other country… That’s a given. But…
Nevada is hell on Earth
The endless immense amounts of sand surrounded him with the blue sky overseen with that same sun. Laughing with same-as-usual mere contempt of those under him… Started to slightly annoy him.
”W-water…” he gasped dryly and almost pathetically with his shriveled hand reaching for the canteen.
Why? Why on Earth didn’t the car arrive…? Sai’s memories penetrated deep inside the center of his psyche as if in reflex to cruelly remind him of the reason. The owner of that Honda Civic car sent an e-mail explaining that something went wrong with the engine as he sent it to a mechanic for some final retuning. Of course, an apology was given with a lowered cost.
This didn’t seem too bad. A simple walk wouldn’t be too bad along with the low cost… Why not?
Oh, the world just had to be so cruel.
And no bus? Well… To be quite frank, Sai is in fact, broke, in a sense. His parents are somewhat living a level of living that probably be permanently damaged from him going abroad for some time… Which means he had to be frugal and assign himself towards part-time jobs… Which comes to mind what the hell is his father doing with all that money he got from being a bodyguard…
With his hands on the canteen slung around his neck… Sai felt the low weight of the vessel and the lack of sloshing… Which could herald one thing…
He held the canteen to his lips and sipped… Water was a tad warm. Given with the high temperatures of the environment. A bit of despair speared through his young heart when the last drops of water disappeared down through his esophagus…
”…Shit,” he cursed in his mind, trying to keep himself from talking to prevent increasing thirst.
The teen simply dropped the metallic vessel back against his chest dangling freely as he continued to walk forward in the sand with a simple duffel bag in tow…
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”….Huh?” escaped his lips back when he was sitting in the dining table with his parents with the chopstick almost reaching his mouth to transfer the small piece of meat.
”….What do you mean I’m going abroad to America…? I didn’t sign up to be an exchange student,” Sai inquired with a confused expression.
”We know,” he remembered Mother starting to explain first as usual and started to use his Father again, ”But your Father decided it’s probably… About time for you to look around the world…”
The explanation wasn’t enough with his face not changing accordingly.
”Look. Just shut up and go with it.”
___________________________________
A grimace entered his shriveled face from the memory. Damn Mom….
He sluggishly continued on in the midst of the sand… Until he viewed what looked like the city a distance away. A small lopsided smile spread with a mutter.
”Finally.”
With that image sent into his eyes… His brain interpreted it as a signal to move his body towards the city more vigorously…
___________________________________
Sai couldn’t help but groan and palm his face with his eyes seeing the ridiculous set of stairs he was seeing.
”…Are you f****** kidding me?”
His body almost slumped down to the sand at this. Even despite something like this wouldn’t be too taxing… Though succumbing against the heat had its toll on him… With a strained groan… Sai just simply trudged his way up… Only to pass out at the top, embracing a hot darkness…
___________________________________
”So you’re awake? remarked a female tone.
The teen’s eyes opened to look upon a white ceiling greeting his awakening. He simply sat up to see a middle aged woman holding up a water bottle for him.
”It looks like it,” he answered with a grateful visage while chugging down the offering.
Oh…. Sweet nectar of life… Where have you been…?
”Shibusen.”
It wasn’t a question. A flat statement.
”Yeah,” a clarification response.
With a small smirk at this, ”You won’t last like that, kiddo.”
The remark didn’t sting. Maybe she’s right. Seeing that she lives here and all…
”I’m not used to hot weather,” he casually stated whilst finishing the last drops of hydrogen atoms combined with di-oxygen molecules, ”Thanks for the water, ma’am... I don’t have much mo---“
A raised hand stopped him mid way. A small sardonic smile grew on her visage.
”Forget it. I only did what any normal human would do…”
Sai stared at her with an expression of confusion… Soaking what just happened for almost a milli-second before nodding in understanding. He looked around to see he was within what looked like a simple town with mainly cobblestones in the streets and bricks with glasses for the buildings. With him sitting up, the teen could feel that he was sitting on a bench of some sort.
”I see. Well… I can’t simply impose you any longer… Have a good day, ma’am.”
A bow of gratitude was returned with a mere grin. That was their only good-byes towards each other.
___________________________________
”So… This is Shibusen, huh…?” he murmured to himself with his feet upon the last steps of stairs leading up to the academy with his duffel bag slung on his shoulder.
Unique is certainly one term to describe it. Rather, deathly unique is more accurate with the skulls and burning candles on the main front side of the facility… One would wonder if melted wax drips from them…
”Well… I guess I’m here then.”
With a short sigh… Ishida Sai simply took his first step onto the Shibusen ground into his new future ahead of him.