Curse of Creation [Closed]
Jul 14, 2014 16:24:27 GMT -7
Post by The Creator on Jul 14, 2014 16:24:27 GMT -7
The theatre at which the troup I used to travel with performed was two stories. The first floor was brick and mortar, older than most of the structures of this sector of the city, but the second floor was newer: birch wood planks with a stone foundation. It stood about 7 meters tall, if one were to count the roof, with the second floor beginning around 4 meters high. A balcony had been built over the main entrance to the theatre and served as a roof to the front patio. It was upon that balcony whereupon the early morning greeted me. I was tired-eyed and sluggish, and my mask was set aside at the moment so as to enjoy my morning coffee.
There was something odd that radiated from the building that I called my home. Monks and other superstitious would call it "positive vibe" or "a spirit's likening" but I just liked to call it "home". The morning was light and airy; cool wind blew from the north just cold enough to make the warm coffee a little more enjoyable. It was still early: early enough so that the dutious were already about their daily chores and tasks while the majority of the city was still sleeping or just now waking and preparing for a full day ahead.
Life as a shinobi was nice, sometimes, because it offered days of rest like this. I was not worried financially and everything had been going pretty well recently. So it was only right that I deserved an off day like this. Out there was a whole world that, perhaps one day, I wanted to explore and learn about but today was a day for rest and relaxation. Perhaps later I would brew tea and enjoy the cool wind but for now, zen silence.
In the theatre below were my supplies: a mobile operations bag which was much too large for the little I had to put into it. I had an electronic compass because I had no clue how to discern north from south. A six inch flashlight because, although amazing in other ways, Tasukeru did not offer low light vision. I then had a box of 20 tracers which I itched to use, three security spikes, currently inactive, a twenty piece lock pick set for as soon as I wished to begin to learn how to do all that jazz, and finally two wireless radios in case I ever partnered up for a mission.
There was something odd that radiated from the building that I called my home. Monks and other superstitious would call it "positive vibe" or "a spirit's likening" but I just liked to call it "home". The morning was light and airy; cool wind blew from the north just cold enough to make the warm coffee a little more enjoyable. It was still early: early enough so that the dutious were already about their daily chores and tasks while the majority of the city was still sleeping or just now waking and preparing for a full day ahead.
Life as a shinobi was nice, sometimes, because it offered days of rest like this. I was not worried financially and everything had been going pretty well recently. So it was only right that I deserved an off day like this. Out there was a whole world that, perhaps one day, I wanted to explore and learn about but today was a day for rest and relaxation. Perhaps later I would brew tea and enjoy the cool wind but for now, zen silence.
In the theatre below were my supplies: a mobile operations bag which was much too large for the little I had to put into it. I had an electronic compass because I had no clue how to discern north from south. A six inch flashlight because, although amazing in other ways, Tasukeru did not offer low light vision. I then had a box of 20 tracers which I itched to use, three security spikes, currently inactive, a twenty piece lock pick set for as soon as I wished to begin to learn how to do all that jazz, and finally two wireless radios in case I ever partnered up for a mission.