Post by GILBERT BEILSCHMIDT on Feb 10, 2011 20:50:09 GMT 8
((I don't know if I put this in the right category...but here it is!))
It was still pretty early, probably about eight, when they arrived at the place Gilbert had been mentally boasting about. After half-dragging Arthur up four flights of stairs, they now stood in front of closed double doors that seemed to scream "off-limits to students!" along with the same warning plastered onto it. Obviously not heeding that warning, Gilbert conjured up a key from his pants pocket and, after using it to unlock them, threw open the doors with a dramatic flourish before stepping aside to give way for Arthur.
The building's rooftop was wide, give or take the area of two classrooms, yet barren save for some construction equipment here and there. The space was bordered by a cement fence that went up to above Gilbert's waist. Over the barrier was the reason why he chose to take Arthur to this place: up was a clear, blue sky, while down was a magnificent view of Endelige's expanse.
Gilbert strode over to an edge, then stopped to climb on the fence, perching himself on the railing. He sighed happily, letting the morning breeze muss up his hair further and toss the fabric of his unzipped jacket about. He stayed like that for a few moments before turning slightly to face Arthur with a grin.
"What do you think? Awesome, right?"
It was still pretty early, probably about eight, when they arrived at the place Gilbert had been mentally boasting about. After half-dragging Arthur up four flights of stairs, they now stood in front of closed double doors that seemed to scream "off-limits to students!" along with the same warning plastered onto it. Obviously not heeding that warning, Gilbert conjured up a key from his pants pocket and, after using it to unlock them, threw open the doors with a dramatic flourish before stepping aside to give way for Arthur.
The building's rooftop was wide, give or take the area of two classrooms, yet barren save for some construction equipment here and there. The space was bordered by a cement fence that went up to above Gilbert's waist. Over the barrier was the reason why he chose to take Arthur to this place: up was a clear, blue sky, while down was a magnificent view of Endelige's expanse.
Gilbert strode over to an edge, then stopped to climb on the fence, perching himself on the railing. He sighed happily, letting the morning breeze muss up his hair further and toss the fabric of his unzipped jacket about. He stayed like that for a few moments before turning slightly to face Arthur with a grin.
"What do you think? Awesome, right?"
