Post by Aito Satoshi on Feb 21, 2013 5:50:53 GMT -5
The lake.
One of the spots on the school grounds that he often did not venture of his own free will and choice, yet also a spot that was choice for reflection and contemplation. The Ravenclaw boy ventured here shortly after returning to the school grounds after winter break. The whole of the common room had been full of student greeting their friends and lovers after the separation, and after Aito had greeted Alley and given her a hug of greeting, he found himself pulling on his coat and scarf and slipping out of the room. He moved in a fog to the snow covered grounds and further still until he was beneath the trees of the lake, gazing over the frozen waters with a quiet expression.
The break had been nice, and his sleep studies hadn't gone horribly. There had only been one time that he had woken up in someplace totally bizarre and as such had been scared to death, but his mother soon found him and brought him back for his treatments. It was an exhausting process, which resulted in his father purchasing more rest draughts for him and promising he didn't have to sleep for a while. They didn't like the pain the boy felt in his sleep, and keeping him awake through the draughts was the only way to protect him from what it was that he saw when he left this plane to dream.
The kids at the hospital always loved it when he arrived early to play with them too. Even the adults had grown accustomed to the flowers he would leave for them. Everyone there seemed so sad when it was time for his schooling to start up again, including him. He felt so alone in the halls of Hogwarts. At least in the hospital, people looked forward to his return, and they knew his name. Even some of the professors called him Alto. It made him grimace at times, but he decided it best to not argue about it. Even with his grades light years above the others'...he was so very easily forgotten. Such was life.
His hair had grown some since the break and skirted over lean, broad shoulders as he looked down at the gathering of snow upon the ground. Undisturbed, pure, beautiful. It was one of the few things that gave his spirit some form of comfort when he felt his troubling thoughts creeping up on him again. Pity he couldn't keep it close to him. With a low sigh, he pushed away from the tree and moved to the frozen edge of the water and looked at the horizon with the breeze blowing his hair into his eyes. Next year would be his last year, and what would he have to show for it, save a further knowledge of magic and a broken heart? He'd done nothing new, nothing exciting, his life had not changed in the last two years. Perhaps it was time for something to happen and turn all this around. But, what?
One of the spots on the school grounds that he often did not venture of his own free will and choice, yet also a spot that was choice for reflection and contemplation. The Ravenclaw boy ventured here shortly after returning to the school grounds after winter break. The whole of the common room had been full of student greeting their friends and lovers after the separation, and after Aito had greeted Alley and given her a hug of greeting, he found himself pulling on his coat and scarf and slipping out of the room. He moved in a fog to the snow covered grounds and further still until he was beneath the trees of the lake, gazing over the frozen waters with a quiet expression.
The break had been nice, and his sleep studies hadn't gone horribly. There had only been one time that he had woken up in someplace totally bizarre and as such had been scared to death, but his mother soon found him and brought him back for his treatments. It was an exhausting process, which resulted in his father purchasing more rest draughts for him and promising he didn't have to sleep for a while. They didn't like the pain the boy felt in his sleep, and keeping him awake through the draughts was the only way to protect him from what it was that he saw when he left this plane to dream.
The kids at the hospital always loved it when he arrived early to play with them too. Even the adults had grown accustomed to the flowers he would leave for them. Everyone there seemed so sad when it was time for his schooling to start up again, including him. He felt so alone in the halls of Hogwarts. At least in the hospital, people looked forward to his return, and they knew his name. Even some of the professors called him Alto. It made him grimace at times, but he decided it best to not argue about it. Even with his grades light years above the others'...he was so very easily forgotten. Such was life.
His hair had grown some since the break and skirted over lean, broad shoulders as he looked down at the gathering of snow upon the ground. Undisturbed, pure, beautiful. It was one of the few things that gave his spirit some form of comfort when he felt his troubling thoughts creeping up on him again. Pity he couldn't keep it close to him. With a low sigh, he pushed away from the tree and moved to the frozen edge of the water and looked at the horizon with the breeze blowing his hair into his eyes. Next year would be his last year, and what would he have to show for it, save a further knowledge of magic and a broken heart? He'd done nothing new, nothing exciting, his life had not changed in the last two years. Perhaps it was time for something to happen and turn all this around. But, what?