Sun Dream Festival [Open]
May 23, 2015 22:58:18 GMT -6
Post by Deleted on May 23, 2015 22:58:18 GMT -6
This wasn't the kind of thing that would interest him, but he made an attempt to go out in public. He heard of this new festival that some big wig was throwing in honor of some new project using solar energy. It was an open event to the public and Nico was encouraged to go by a couple of classmates. On Saturdays, he would hold himself hostage in his apartment studying or reading books. Going out into public without the willingness to burn off steam wasn't his cup of tea. After making his way out there, he found that there might be a way to have some fun after all.
There was free food, some carnival games, and all kinds of people. Occasionally, he would pass by some students from school, but he was glad that they didn't recognize him in his apparel. His dark outfit was being heated by the midday sun. It didn't bother him in the slightest. He enjoyed the heat on his clothes just as much as Jump's citizens looked like they enjoyed. The festival was alright in his eyes. He even ordered a couple of cheeseburgers and sat down in a designated food area. Reading a book with taking bites out of one of his burgers, kept him at ease.
As he sat on the picnic bench next to him, a voice protruded its way across his ears. "I said whatcha doing out here ginger snap?" questioned a small built brunette thug. Peering over his shades, Cherufe figured the guy was in his early twenties and around 5'6". A light weight in his eyes. The red head looked around and noticed a few other guys in leather and patches and he knew right off that they were a motorcycle club. It seemed like this guy wanted a death wish. Maybe he would get what he was asking for.
"Sorry. I didn't know that dwarf's had a superiority complex," Cherufe responded while continuing to look over his shades. He didn't take it too kindly to other people interrupting his reading. Then again, he thought that this would be a good time too let himself go a little. Whatever a "little" was considered. Normally, it was all or nothing.
The thug reached his hand toward Cherufe's burger and picked up his burger. As the guy leaned across him, Cherufe grabbed the back of the guy's neck and slammed him face down into his burger. He then forced the guy onto the ground. A few people stopped what they were doing to see what had occurred. Cherufe stood up from his seat and put the small book in his back pocket. The other club members started to move toward him. Cherufe laughed and motioned for the remaining three members to come at him.
"It's been awhile since I put someone in a grave." He moved his feet shoulder width apart and had both of his palms open in front of him. It was time to give these citizens a show.
There was free food, some carnival games, and all kinds of people. Occasionally, he would pass by some students from school, but he was glad that they didn't recognize him in his apparel. His dark outfit was being heated by the midday sun. It didn't bother him in the slightest. He enjoyed the heat on his clothes just as much as Jump's citizens looked like they enjoyed. The festival was alright in his eyes. He even ordered a couple of cheeseburgers and sat down in a designated food area. Reading a book with taking bites out of one of his burgers, kept him at ease.
As he sat on the picnic bench next to him, a voice protruded its way across his ears. "I said whatcha doing out here ginger snap?" questioned a small built brunette thug. Peering over his shades, Cherufe figured the guy was in his early twenties and around 5'6". A light weight in his eyes. The red head looked around and noticed a few other guys in leather and patches and he knew right off that they were a motorcycle club. It seemed like this guy wanted a death wish. Maybe he would get what he was asking for.
"Sorry. I didn't know that dwarf's had a superiority complex," Cherufe responded while continuing to look over his shades. He didn't take it too kindly to other people interrupting his reading. Then again, he thought that this would be a good time too let himself go a little. Whatever a "little" was considered. Normally, it was all or nothing.
The thug reached his hand toward Cherufe's burger and picked up his burger. As the guy leaned across him, Cherufe grabbed the back of the guy's neck and slammed him face down into his burger. He then forced the guy onto the ground. A few people stopped what they were doing to see what had occurred. Cherufe stood up from his seat and put the small book in his back pocket. The other club members started to move toward him. Cherufe laughed and motioned for the remaining three members to come at him.
"It's been awhile since I put someone in a grave." He moved his feet shoulder width apart and had both of his palms open in front of him. It was time to give these citizens a show.