[align=center][div style="width: 500px; text-align: justify; font-family: helvetica; font-size: 9pt; line-height: 1.4;"]He'd liked the plains. Green, damp, lively. Part of him missed the dried grasslands of Africa, beige lands as far as the eye could see, but, here, you could smell the petrichor in the air and he never curled up after a long day with dry paws scabbed from the parched land. It'd always been a passing thought, the fact that he liked this place. But he saw it now and swore he could cry.
If he was a little fucking bitch, that was. Which he was, possibly, but only to a certain extent, and not the point of breaking down in tears at the sight of the green expanse that now surrounded him. It'd only been a few days, he was almost sure of it, but in some moldy pirate graveyard basement, damp and bleeding, listening to the drip of a leak in the corner, it was difficult to keep track of time or sanity. So he kind of just-- hadn't.
He passed the border and headed towards the observatory. His surroundings passed in a blur as he dragged himself further, breathed heavy through his teeth, thought of every nursery rhyme he'd even known in an effort to distract himself from the burning pain that ripped up his side, his throat, his eye. The world around him was tilted on its axis, and there was a migraine gradually latching its talons into his head. , The torn up boy realized that he was probably concussed. Most likely he should do something about it. But first; the Observatory.
Moon walked head-first into the door. It rattled on its hinges, echoed across his surroundings. Pain hit him like a bulldozer, and he recoiled so quickly he gave himself whiplash. His skull wracked with a blazing ache, trailing down his jaw and into his neck, and if he had been more stable, he probably would've laughed at what he'd just done. But he was the exact opposite to stable, at that moment, and instead, frustration grew in him like a bonfire and he gritted his teeth and looked up. His vision was blurry, colors disoriented, but he could make out vaguely that the door was shut. What the fuck was going on? Glassy-eyed, the boy grit his teeth and made a terrible decision-- he shoved himself against it again. He was going to pass out, he could feel it gaining on him quick, but he could hear faint voices the other side of the door and if he didn't get the fuck in then he didn't know what else he'd do with himself. Collapse and turn into food for flowers. Voice scratchy, painful, desperate, he called, "Closed for some fucking holiday, or something? Mars in Gatorade? Let me the fuck in."
/ au approved by Madi herself where sound barriers don't exist uwu it's up to u whether or not u want ur char to be able to hear him the other side of the door
If he was a little fucking bitch, that was. Which he was, possibly, but only to a certain extent, and not the point of breaking down in tears at the sight of the green expanse that now surrounded him. It'd only been a few days, he was almost sure of it, but in some moldy pirate graveyard basement, damp and bleeding, listening to the drip of a leak in the corner, it was difficult to keep track of time or sanity. So he kind of just-- hadn't.
He passed the border and headed towards the observatory. His surroundings passed in a blur as he dragged himself further, breathed heavy through his teeth, thought of every nursery rhyme he'd even known in an effort to distract himself from the burning pain that ripped up his side, his throat, his eye. The world around him was tilted on its axis, and there was a migraine gradually latching its talons into his head. , The torn up boy realized that he was probably concussed. Most likely he should do something about it. But first; the Observatory.
Moon walked head-first into the door. It rattled on its hinges, echoed across his surroundings. Pain hit him like a bulldozer, and he recoiled so quickly he gave himself whiplash. His skull wracked with a blazing ache, trailing down his jaw and into his neck, and if he had been more stable, he probably would've laughed at what he'd just done. But he was the exact opposite to stable, at that moment, and instead, frustration grew in him like a bonfire and he gritted his teeth and looked up. His vision was blurry, colors disoriented, but he could make out vaguely that the door was shut. What the fuck was going on? Glassy-eyed, the boy grit his teeth and made a terrible decision-- he shoved himself against it again. He was going to pass out, he could feel it gaining on him quick, but he could hear faint voices the other side of the door and if he didn't get the fuck in then he didn't know what else he'd do with himself. Collapse and turn into food for flowers. Voice scratchy, painful, desperate, he called, "Closed for some fucking holiday, or something? Mars in Gatorade? Let me the fuck in."
/ au approved by Madi herself where sound barriers don't exist uwu it's up to u whether or not u want ur char to be able to hear him the other side of the door
[align=center][div style="width: 500px; height: auto; text-align: center; font-family: ; font-size: 9pt; color: COLOR; letter-spacing: -.5px;"][i][b]and die like a hero going home.[glow=black,2,300]