Post by Cayo on Oct 20, 2017 20:09:06 GMT -5
From his position, the thing below looked strange. Perhaps up close the hollow was quite normal looking, as normal as hollows could look anyway, but from where Cayo stood the thing looked like it stuck out like a sore thumb. It had the white color of a hollow's mask which blended in to the surrounding sands, but it wavered far too much. Its form writhed as if it was uncertain of what shape to take, or that it was struggling to take a shape at all. It was strange, to say the least. Though the young hollow had come to find that strange things were fun again.
Though he couldn't seem to remember when they'd been fun in the first place. His mind, he'd come to find, was a strange place. Some days it made more sense than others. One day he could remember the years long passed clear as day, while still others he could hardly concentrate with the roar of static in his ears. Those days were dark. They were not fun. Most often, he came to out of a stupor of sorts. The outside of his sack was almost always stained on those days and it took him days afterward to get it back to its normal color. His mask, too, seemed off those days. It seemed a little less shiny when he could catch his own reflection.
He let the air open beneath his feet, the speed with witch he let himself fall quickly whipping his hair into an orange mess. There was almost no sound as he met the ground, his body simply collapsing into the crater the impact had formed. It wasn't even moments before his body picked itself back up and he stood at his full, unremarkable, height. Tiny feet marched the seemingly frail boy forward and toward the wavering form. He'd decided he had to see what exactly it was. In the absolute best case, he'd make a new friend.
In the worst, he'd have a decent meal. Though, he supposed, if the rumbling in his stomach continued to grow at the rate it was going he may wind up with a meal either way. He couldn't save everyone he met from himself. After all, what was the fun in that?
[WC: 379][TWC: 379]
Though he couldn't seem to remember when they'd been fun in the first place. His mind, he'd come to find, was a strange place. Some days it made more sense than others. One day he could remember the years long passed clear as day, while still others he could hardly concentrate with the roar of static in his ears. Those days were dark. They were not fun. Most often, he came to out of a stupor of sorts. The outside of his sack was almost always stained on those days and it took him days afterward to get it back to its normal color. His mask, too, seemed off those days. It seemed a little less shiny when he could catch his own reflection.
He let the air open beneath his feet, the speed with witch he let himself fall quickly whipping his hair into an orange mess. There was almost no sound as he met the ground, his body simply collapsing into the crater the impact had formed. It wasn't even moments before his body picked itself back up and he stood at his full, unremarkable, height. Tiny feet marched the seemingly frail boy forward and toward the wavering form. He'd decided he had to see what exactly it was. In the absolute best case, he'd make a new friend.
In the worst, he'd have a decent meal. Though, he supposed, if the rumbling in his stomach continued to grow at the rate it was going he may wind up with a meal either way. He couldn't save everyone he met from himself. After all, what was the fun in that?
[WC: 379][TWC: 379]