Post by Deleted on May 26, 2015 13:46:24 GMT -5
Gabriel felt as if he had been a bad son lately. But At dusk, he found his way out of his father's temple, leaving an offering, Gabriel didn't know what he was actually doing. He wasn't feeling bad, per say, but he wasn't exactly feeling good either. He just felt so blah. Gabriel couldn't quite shake the funk that he was in. It was stupid, Gabriel thought as he kicked at a rock, sending it rolling down the hill. But he climbed up the hill that his father's temple was half sunken into. The temple was sad looking, though not so much as Neptune's. Gabriel felt bad about it but there was little he could do. Only once before had he ever set foot into the temple and it automatically felt as if he was going to be crushed from pressure. It was hard to breathe.
Sitting at the top of the temple, Gabriel felt the inky black sky over take the oranges and reds that saturated the sky. IT was quite a work of art. Not that he didn't appreciate something that looked so beautiful, his semi-sour mood seemed to ruin such a beautiful scene. The inky blackness that was the night creeped up on him as he laid back against the marble of the temple. He felt a little bit closer to his dad. Gabriel believed that his father was really there, though sometimes he worried that he was doing things that would make his dad mad. Gabriel trained hard, he wanted to leave the legion eventually, maybe get a degree in English or Literature. He didn't know what exactly he could do with something like that. He wanted to be able to support himself without having to rely on anyone. Maybe he could go into Anthropology or something. He'd have to talk to someone, maybe his mother, about what he was going to do. She was always happy to deliver a cup of tea and a good dose of reality. He could really use a cup of tea, earl grey with honey, as if there was any other tea.
Sitting at the top of the temple, Gabriel felt the inky black sky over take the oranges and reds that saturated the sky. IT was quite a work of art. Not that he didn't appreciate something that looked so beautiful, his semi-sour mood seemed to ruin such a beautiful scene. The inky blackness that was the night creeped up on him as he laid back against the marble of the temple. He felt a little bit closer to his dad. Gabriel believed that his father was really there, though sometimes he worried that he was doing things that would make his dad mad. Gabriel trained hard, he wanted to leave the legion eventually, maybe get a degree in English or Literature. He didn't know what exactly he could do with something like that. He wanted to be able to support himself without having to rely on anyone. Maybe he could go into Anthropology or something. He'd have to talk to someone, maybe his mother, about what he was going to do. She was always happy to deliver a cup of tea and a good dose of reality. He could really use a cup of tea, earl grey with honey, as if there was any other tea.