An Abandoned Home [Training/Private]
May 31, 2008 14:11:58 GMT -7
Post by Takuya on May 31, 2008 14:11:58 GMT -7
For the first time in years, someone stepped inside this home again. On the outside, it was the same as every other home in the village. It was also located where artists could practice their destructive form. The boy who entered was dressed in either black or gray, with his chains dangling around. An uncontrolled mouth had a home in his right hand, which he had not been in the mood in for the longest time to learn how to control it. He would rather not have it right now, but it was uncontrollable for him at the time. Another problem was that he could not find anyone to teach him.
Dust had collected in this house, and the blood that was once everywhere dried. Spider webs were brushed aside to walk through the all too familiar spot. There was a spot that was left in the house by investigators before. Two white outlines that were not even visible anymore. The one who was clad in black grabbed a broom and swept the floor, him himself not even knowing what the purpose of that action was. If he did end up cleaning up the entire house, then everything would be back the way it used to be, only missing two souls. Or near to it, at least.
In the middle of the cleaning, the broom was suddenly lost. Without a pause, the child ran off to look for something, or somethings. Despite him being in a hurry, he was able to avoid knocking anything over. In his search, he threw away anything old that had no more value, such as food that had gone to waste. It was a relief to him that nothing at all was taken from his old domain, which was simply precious to him.
Slowing down his pace, he walked slowly, looking at everything. In his mind he compared items to how they looked in the past. The man of the house's favorite vase now looked horrible, with all the best parts of it covered by the years worth of dust. Nothing at all looked better then it did before, and the visitor knew that. After walking a bit, he decided to clean something off a little bit. Reaching down to grab a teddy bear, he picked it up with his left hand and simply stared at it. The artist brushed it off with the back of his hand, making sure the mouth did not touch it. With that being done, the bear was given a hug that it did not receive for the longest time. The boy did not set it down, but instead he carried it to where he was heading.
Keys laid all around in a mess. They were usually supposed to be in neat rows, meant to make it easier to tell which key was which. There was a chart on the wall as well, which had a layout for which one was which. It was easily brushed off, with the boy then starting to examine it. Those keys were now being put into the places. Being able to tell which one was which became harder and harder. As tears flowed down his cheeks, Kyousei whispered to no one, "Why?"
Dust had collected in this house, and the blood that was once everywhere dried. Spider webs were brushed aside to walk through the all too familiar spot. There was a spot that was left in the house by investigators before. Two white outlines that were not even visible anymore. The one who was clad in black grabbed a broom and swept the floor, him himself not even knowing what the purpose of that action was. If he did end up cleaning up the entire house, then everything would be back the way it used to be, only missing two souls. Or near to it, at least.
In the middle of the cleaning, the broom was suddenly lost. Without a pause, the child ran off to look for something, or somethings. Despite him being in a hurry, he was able to avoid knocking anything over. In his search, he threw away anything old that had no more value, such as food that had gone to waste. It was a relief to him that nothing at all was taken from his old domain, which was simply precious to him.
Slowing down his pace, he walked slowly, looking at everything. In his mind he compared items to how they looked in the past. The man of the house's favorite vase now looked horrible, with all the best parts of it covered by the years worth of dust. Nothing at all looked better then it did before, and the visitor knew that. After walking a bit, he decided to clean something off a little bit. Reaching down to grab a teddy bear, he picked it up with his left hand and simply stared at it. The artist brushed it off with the back of his hand, making sure the mouth did not touch it. With that being done, the bear was given a hug that it did not receive for the longest time. The boy did not set it down, but instead he carried it to where he was heading.
Keys laid all around in a mess. They were usually supposed to be in neat rows, meant to make it easier to tell which key was which. There was a chart on the wall as well, which had a layout for which one was which. It was easily brushed off, with the boy then starting to examine it. Those keys were now being put into the places. Being able to tell which one was which became harder and harder. As tears flowed down his cheeks, Kyousei whispered to no one, "Why?"