dolemecknight (dolemecknight) wrote,
@ 2013-04-07 21:43:00

Test Scene
It was noisy as usual on the "great lawn" of Central park. Children running around playing with Frisbees, beautiful women taking in the sun on colorful beach towels, grown men playing catch or football with others, and then there was Dolemeck Night. He stood out like a sore thumb on days like this, dressed mostly in black, his long hair going down to his waist, nearly paper white skin, and several books under his arm.

His bright green eyes avoided contact with any of the women sun bathing, and he tried to move away from the more muscular males playing games to impress them. He made a b-line to one of the many trees on the edge of the lawn and sat with his back against one. It was perhaps his own little paradise. Blue skies, white clouds, and the greenest grass he had ever seen. The things most humans take for granted.

Once he was comfortable, Dolemeck placed the books to his side, and selected one to start reading from. "Les Fleurs du mal", in it's original, unedited format.

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	childofatlas 2013-04-08 12:09 am UTC (link)
	There will be a little bit of a chuckle from above Dolemeck, in the tree. "Should have figured you'd make a bee-line to the trees." Not that it was a coincidence. Derek had been flying and had settled into the tree Dolemeck had been in, and was silent as he could be while dispensing himself in the trees. Dolemeck will recognize the voice and person as his cousin Derek. (Reply to this)(Thread)

dolemecknight
2013-04-08 12:21 am UTC (link)

"Am I that predictable, brother?" Dolemeck asked in a rather soft tone of voice. He looked up in he tree to see Derek. While not brothers by blood, Derek had always treated him well.
"I just... I do not know. I continue to avoid any sort of temptation at all costs. You know how much I fear that and sin, and yet... in the books these humans have written, it appears to be encouraged. How odd it is... humans had loose morals, then were overly moral, then back again over the centuries."

	dolemecknight 2013-04-08 01:34 am UTC (link)
	"You speak truth, as usual." He was not going to challenge Derek with the books he read where humans were compared to animals. Instead, Dolemeck gave him a small smile. "What brings you out today? I simply assumed that you had some sort of training. If I knew otherwise, I would have asked you to come along with me." (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	childofatlas 2013-04-08 03:44 pm UTC (link)
	"Nothing more than saying you'd be in town." Not that he wanted to talk to her more at that moment. On the holo, it looks like Auntie V was walking around naked again and he was in a mostly public area within Atlas Biochem. (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	childofatlas 2013-04-09 01:35 am UTC (link)
	"Oh, Uncle Bob did as well? I never really pictured Uncle Bob the boxing type," Derek said. "I'm decent at math, better at business, best at history. It's a stereotype about asian kids. Even those who aren't entirely asian like me are thought that way." Derek thinks a bit. "Actually, are there any good Mexican places around here? I've been kind of craving it." (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)

	childofatlas 2013-04-09 04:31 am UTC (link)
	Dereks eye lit up a bit at the idea of new and interesting places to try. His mother had once called him quite the pig for his eating habits, but it was with a smile and a wink. And, well, Derek did eat like a pig. He appreciated food. "That sounds excellent, Dole! I'd say we hit that place!" (Reply to this)(Parent)(Thread)