Post by alistair on Feb 7, 2013 16:35:44 GMT -5
The place was quiet. But Alistair had found that none the less it was peaceful. It wasn’t like being on a boat, but the sound of water rushing by was soothing. There had been a lot of chaos in the past. It was insane the type of neglect that he had experienced at the hands of others. Alistair drew up his knees to his chest as he pulled his feet out of the cold and refreshing water. It hurt sometimes that there were always the whispers behind his back. He hated it, Alistair hated being that kid. Well he hadn’t been a kid for a while. Alistair was a man in the eyes of the Romans. He had responsibilities to himself, to the Legion, to New Rome and to his little sister Clare. It was still strange that he actually had a few friends here. His teachers always told him that he was a hopeless case and would end up in prison or working some dead end job after he dropped out of school. To a degree they were right. He hadn’t finished school, but he was doing something that even his teachers wouldn’t understand. Alistair had one of the best jobs in the world. He worked in the infirmary, making people better than what they were when they came in. Not only that, but he was combat trained. If he was to live in the outside world, he would be a Navy Seal, but it would be a high risk job for sure.
He ignored the lare that had started to lecture him. Titus was insufferable sometimes. He always lectured about how he was a son of Neptune and he led the roman navy to victory and blah blah blah. Alistair rolled his eyes. He found himself alone again. Alistair felt the warm sun on his face as he dipped his feet back into the water. He watched the people pass back and forth. He enjoyed watching people. Most of them were idiots to be sure. He really disliked the fact that most of them whispered behind his back. At least he wasn’t Felicity. She was pretty disliked after that greek army fiasco. The girl seemed nice the few times he had spoken to her. Alistair didn’t judge people. Except for the ones that said stupid stuff right out of the gate. Those were the ones that Alistair didn’t like and they were the ones that had a harder time working their way out of the pits of Alistair’s dislike.
It was just past lunch time when Alistair had arrived here. He probably was supposed to be doing something with his cohort, Alistair didn’t care and he needed a break. People would probably come asking him why he hadn’t show up for training. Every so often even a Roman needed a break. Alistair rubbed the back of his head with a hand, running his fingers through his dark hair. Even though he was every bit Irish, Alistair looked every bit like a Roman. Even right now he was dressed up like a Roman. He was dressed in his armor and his scabbard was empty. Alistair had surrendered his sword to Terminus about two hours earlier. Alistair had always favored having a weapon on him and it was uncomfortable that he had no way of defending himself if someone decided to stick a weapon in his back. Alistair was sure that he had made a few of him in his ten years here. Maybe not enough to the point there were people that wanted to kill him, but he was sure there was someone out there that wanted to take down one of the big three for bragging rights.
He ignored the lare that had started to lecture him. Titus was insufferable sometimes. He always lectured about how he was a son of Neptune and he led the roman navy to victory and blah blah blah. Alistair rolled his eyes. He found himself alone again. Alistair felt the warm sun on his face as he dipped his feet back into the water. He watched the people pass back and forth. He enjoyed watching people. Most of them were idiots to be sure. He really disliked the fact that most of them whispered behind his back. At least he wasn’t Felicity. She was pretty disliked after that greek army fiasco. The girl seemed nice the few times he had spoken to her. Alistair didn’t judge people. Except for the ones that said stupid stuff right out of the gate. Those were the ones that Alistair didn’t like and they were the ones that had a harder time working their way out of the pits of Alistair’s dislike.
It was just past lunch time when Alistair had arrived here. He probably was supposed to be doing something with his cohort, Alistair didn’t care and he needed a break. People would probably come asking him why he hadn’t show up for training. Every so often even a Roman needed a break. Alistair rubbed the back of his head with a hand, running his fingers through his dark hair. Even though he was every bit Irish, Alistair looked every bit like a Roman. Even right now he was dressed up like a Roman. He was dressed in his armor and his scabbard was empty. Alistair had surrendered his sword to Terminus about two hours earlier. Alistair had always favored having a weapon on him and it was uncomfortable that he had no way of defending himself if someone decided to stick a weapon in his back. Alistair was sure that he had made a few of him in his ten years here. Maybe not enough to the point there were people that wanted to kill him, but he was sure there was someone out there that wanted to take down one of the big three for bragging rights.