Leith hauls up a bagged telescope, along with a notebook and a flashlight, up to the ruins at the top of the cliffs as the sun is beginning to set. He's always had a love for the stars and is hoping to jot down ideas for his next star chart while he's up there. When he reaches the top, he finds a spot close to the edge (perhaps a little too close) and begins setting up.
As it gets darker, he gazes through the telescope, first looking at the moon, a smile spreading acrost his face. He then goes from star-to-star, giving longer looks at the current contselations in the sky. His jaw drops - he witnesses a shooting star! And he frantically scribbles an idea on the notebook, his flashlight being his only light to see by.
But his pen drops as he sees something glide past him. He flicks his flashlight in that direction, looking for whatever-it-was, but there's no sign of it anymore. A trick of the light, maybe? He picks his pen up again, glancing over his shoulder cautiously before continuing.
But then a ghost appears over his shoulder, observing his notes. The notebook goes flying out of his lap when he sees it again, and the pen rolls over the edge of the cliffs, not that Leith is paying any attention to that right now. He quickly stands up and backs away from the Victorian-age lady, who seems to be concerned about the pen having rolled off the cliff. She comes closer to Leith, and Leith continues to step back, not sure what to make of this... thing.</>
She tries to reach to him, but he slips off the edge and he's grabbing onto the ledge for dear life. His eyes are wide - he can't call out for help and he's struggling to pull himself up. This is a fine mess. He begins to wonder if this is how he dies.
2. Winter Wonderland
The snow is fascinating. And much more enjoyable than rain, in Leith's opinion; even if all of it basically is water. This is fluffy. He's not going to drown in it any time soon. Although it's certainly too slick for his usual exercise regimen, Leith takes it upon himself to have some fun. He starts piling up as much snow as possible and begins sculpting it. He starts to make the basic shape of something humanoid and extending wings.
You're more than welcome to join him, if you like; just don't ruin it. Or if you just decide to walk by, he might decide to throw a snowball at you instead. Hey, today's about fun, right? Snowball war and sculpting sounds like a great way to spend it.
3. Extra Halloween
NOPE!!! Nopenopenope!!!
Why did this have to happen on his doorstep?! To him of all people?! This is clearly someone's idea of a cruel joke!
He was simply going out to pick up some groceries when he found.... this abomination of a rather large bucket of water - oversized even - to greet him on his way out.
Anyone nearby would get to witness a scene of him scrambling the opposite direction and into the railing on his doorstep. And he's petrified to move past it. Go back in the door? Oh, phobias aren't so simple. All he can do is stare at the large bucket and tremble. Help would be greatly appreciated.
Kei (Cristo) | Cristo: Jougan no Messiah
1. Ghostly Apparition
Leith hauls up a bagged telescope, along with a notebook and a flashlight, up to the ruins at the top of the cliffs as the sun is beginning to set. He's always had a love for the stars and is hoping to jot down ideas for his next star chart while he's up there. When he reaches the top, he finds a spot close to the edge (perhaps a little too close) and begins setting up.
As it gets darker, he gazes through the telescope, first looking at the moon, a smile spreading acrost his face. He then goes from star-to-star, giving longer looks at the current contselations in the sky. His jaw drops - he witnesses a shooting star! And he frantically scribbles an idea on the notebook, his flashlight being his only light to see by.
But his pen drops as he sees something glide past him. He flicks his flashlight in that direction, looking for whatever-it-was, but there's no sign of it anymore. A trick of the light, maybe? He picks his pen up again, glancing over his shoulder cautiously before continuing.
But then a ghost appears over his shoulder, observing his notes. The notebook goes flying out of his lap when he sees it again, and the pen rolls over the edge of the cliffs, not that Leith is paying any attention to that right now. He quickly stands up and backs away from the Victorian-age lady, who seems to be concerned about the pen having rolled off the cliff. She comes closer to Leith, and Leith continues to step back, not sure what to make of this... thing.</>
She tries to reach to him, but he slips off the edge and he's grabbing onto the ledge for dear life. His eyes are wide - he can't call out for help and he's struggling to pull himself up. This is a fine mess. He begins to wonder if this is how he dies.
2. Winter Wonderland
The snow is fascinating. And much more enjoyable than rain, in Leith's opinion; even if all of it basically is water. This is fluffy. He's not going to drown in it any time soon. Although it's certainly too slick for his usual exercise regimen, Leith takes it upon himself to have some fun. He starts piling up as much snow as possible and begins sculpting it. He starts to make the basic shape of something humanoid and extending wings.
You're more than welcome to join him, if you like; just don't ruin it. Or if you just decide to walk by, he might decide to throw a snowball at you instead. Hey, today's about fun, right? Snowball war and sculpting sounds like a great way to spend it.
3. Extra Halloween
NOPE!!! Nopenopenope!!!
Why did this have to happen on his doorstep?! To him of all people?! This is clearly someone's idea of a cruel joke!
He was simply going out to pick up some groceries when he found.... this abomination of a rather large bucket of water - oversized even - to greet him on his way out.
Anyone nearby would get to witness a scene of him scrambling the opposite direction and into the railing on his doorstep. And he's petrified to move past it. Go back in the door? Oh, phobias aren't so simple. All he can do is stare at the large bucket and tremble. Help would be greatly appreciated.