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Asura
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Aldin stayed quiet as Jace told him about it his past. It was all very interesting; his father being a spiritual, yet, non-religious man and his mother a succubus. It was kind of odd, but Aldin was not one to be judgmental.
He continued to walk along with Jace, his eyes glued to the floor as to not be distracted from the boy's story. Jace had a very abnormal birth, very similar to Aldin in the sense of not crying. But, Aldin was practically dead..
His legs stiffened at the thought but he pushed himself forward as to not weird out Jace. "Wow, thank goodness you escaped.." he said as they neared the room, it really surprised him of how much this blindfolded boy had gone through.
The boy had been here about three years now, and yet Aldin had not truly acknowledged his existence, it was something that he now regretted. How could he have simply overlooked someone like Jace?
Either Aldin was the blinded one or Jace was really good at concealing himself.
As they reached the dorm room, Aldin smiled as the boy turned to him and answered one of the biggest thoughts on his mind at the moment. "Haha, I see. Well then I suppose I could just tell you then.."
His words were distant, his mind wandering off into the depths of his own subconscious, he and Jace had a few things in common but his story was one that needed to be.. digested.. so to speak.
As the boy unlocked the door and pushed it open, Aldin made his way into the room. Immediately, a stench hit him. No, it was more like a stab than a 'hit'.
He reeled back, quickly covering his face with his hands as he scrambled from the room. "What the hell!? It reeks in there!" he spoke frantically as he gasped for air. He probably should not have took such a deep breath when he entered.
He glanced at the room number, it read '409'. He knew this room. It previously belonged to the shark boy, Chris, and that one necromancer. That explained a lot.
Aldin laughed awkwardly and took a step back, "O-On second thought, m-maybe we could just.. t-talk out here or something?" he asked, a bead of sweat rolling down the side of his face.
"Either that or we could head to my dorm too, haha!" he took another step away from the room. He still had not been to his new dorm yet, but he understood if Jace was not comfortable with going with him.
He continued to walk along with Jace, his eyes glued to the floor as to not be distracted from the boy's story. Jace had a very abnormal birth, very similar to Aldin in the sense of not crying. But, Aldin was practically dead..
His legs stiffened at the thought but he pushed himself forward as to not weird out Jace. "Wow, thank goodness you escaped.." he said as they neared the room, it really surprised him of how much this blindfolded boy had gone through.
The boy had been here about three years now, and yet Aldin had not truly acknowledged his existence, it was something that he now regretted. How could he have simply overlooked someone like Jace?
Either Aldin was the blinded one or Jace was really good at concealing himself.
As they reached the dorm room, Aldin smiled as the boy turned to him and answered one of the biggest thoughts on his mind at the moment. "Haha, I see. Well then I suppose I could just tell you then.."
His words were distant, his mind wandering off into the depths of his own subconscious, he and Jace had a few things in common but his story was one that needed to be.. digested.. so to speak.
As the boy unlocked the door and pushed it open, Aldin made his way into the room. Immediately, a stench hit him. No, it was more like a stab than a 'hit'.
He reeled back, quickly covering his face with his hands as he scrambled from the room. "What the hell!? It reeks in there!" he spoke frantically as he gasped for air. He probably should not have took such a deep breath when he entered.
He glanced at the room number, it read '409'. He knew this room. It previously belonged to the shark boy, Chris, and that one necromancer. That explained a lot.
Aldin laughed awkwardly and took a step back, "O-On second thought, m-maybe we could just.. t-talk out here or something?" he asked, a bead of sweat rolling down the side of his face.
"Either that or we could head to my dorm too, haha!" he took another step away from the room. He still had not been to his new dorm yet, but he understood if Jace was not comfortable with going with him.