The once soft rain had now turned into an utter downpour. Lan had taken his shirt off and was carrying Kathrianne, who was still out like a light, over his shoulder, one arm holding the shirt over her body so she didn't get too wet. Much to his dislike, his idea of using a water absorbing shirt to shield water from Kathrianne was a really bad idea. It just slowed the fall of the water that landed on Kathrianne. Lan didn't have much farther to run out in the rain. He could see the cabins up ahead. Picking up his pace by using the wind to his advantage, Lan shoots towards his cabin: The Minor Air Gods. Finally, he had arrived.
The door is violently swung on its hinges as Lan pummels it with his foot to open it. He makes his way into the cabin and out of the rain. Slamming the door shut behind him, the son of Aiolos quickly rushes over to his bed and gently places Kathrianne down on it. After that, he rushes off to grab a few towels from the bathroom. Draping them over his shoulders, he looks at himself in the mirror. His face was a mess of blood, dirt, and sweat. Back there, at the climbing wall, what had he turned into? Would Steven have an answer for that? Hopefully he would. Lan never wanted to be like that again. More importantly, he never wanted to frighten or hurt Kathrianne ever again. That's what killed him the most in this situation. He had caused Kathrianne's pain. With a barely audible reprimand to himself, Lan makes his way back over to where Kat slept on his bed. The demigod sits her limp body upright and drapes the towels over her, drying her off. Hopefully she wouldn't kill him for actually helping her. Kathrianne seemed like a very independent girl. That was good and bad. People like her never knew when to ask for help. They always ended up hurt even worse because they feel that they would loose their indepedence. Lan had knew a girl like that. She was dead now...
Shuddering, Lan rubs Kathrianne's body down with the towels, doing his best to keep hand contact to her body at a minimum while drying her off at the same time. Once that task was done, Lan slowly lifts the girl into his pale-skinned arms and pulls the blanket on his bed back with his free hand. He places Kathrianne on the bed, making sure her head was on his only pillow. He didn't want to deal with her yelling at him for having a sore neck when she awoke. A small smile on his face as he thought of Kat yelling at him, the demigod throws the blanket over the girl. Now that she was taken care of, Lan had to treat his own wounded body. He stumbles his weary body over to the dresser belonging to him that was against the wall parallel to the front of the bed. He rummages through the drawers until he has his hands full with a clean set of clothing. He also grabs a shirt that was a bit too small for him and throws it on his bed for Kat in case she woke up and wanted to change out of her soaked shirt. Sighing, Lan walks back into the bathroom and locks the door behind him. He strips off his muddied and bloodied clothing and throw them in the waste basket. They were too torn to salvage now. Lan had thrown away everything besides his shoes and knap-sack, both of which he had thrown next to on the ground next tp his bed upon entry of the cabin.
Starting the shower, Lan hops in a seemingly cleanses his body of everything. Dirt, blood, pain, and sorrow all leave his body and mind as he lets the chilly water embrace him. After about ten minutes, Lan shuts the water off and hops out of the shower, drying himself off with a towel. He then proceeds to dress himself in clean clothes: a purple shirt with white spikes coming up from the bottom and a pair of dark red shorts. Throwing the towel into a dirty clothing bin, Lan moves out of the bathroom and back into the little area that belonged to him. A smile weakly spreads on his face upon seeing that Kat was still asleep, actually cuddling with the blanket he had draped over her earlier.
In the rush of getting Kat out of the weather and into safety, Lan had forgotten about his own weariness and once he stopped moving around it hit him like a sack of bricks. The boy slumps down, his back to the wall next to his and begins to nod off. Within seconds he was sound asleep, his body had fallen to the floor and now curled up in a slight ball. How cute, a teenage boy sleeping in a ball on the floor of a cabin. Yeah right . . .
The door is violently swung on its hinges as Lan pummels it with his foot to open it. He makes his way into the cabin and out of the rain. Slamming the door shut behind him, the son of Aiolos quickly rushes over to his bed and gently places Kathrianne down on it. After that, he rushes off to grab a few towels from the bathroom. Draping them over his shoulders, he looks at himself in the mirror. His face was a mess of blood, dirt, and sweat. Back there, at the climbing wall, what had he turned into? Would Steven have an answer for that? Hopefully he would. Lan never wanted to be like that again. More importantly, he never wanted to frighten or hurt Kathrianne ever again. That's what killed him the most in this situation. He had caused Kathrianne's pain. With a barely audible reprimand to himself, Lan makes his way back over to where Kat slept on his bed. The demigod sits her limp body upright and drapes the towels over her, drying her off. Hopefully she wouldn't kill him for actually helping her. Kathrianne seemed like a very independent girl. That was good and bad. People like her never knew when to ask for help. They always ended up hurt even worse because they feel that they would loose their indepedence. Lan had knew a girl like that. She was dead now...
Shuddering, Lan rubs Kathrianne's body down with the towels, doing his best to keep hand contact to her body at a minimum while drying her off at the same time. Once that task was done, Lan slowly lifts the girl into his pale-skinned arms and pulls the blanket on his bed back with his free hand. He places Kathrianne on the bed, making sure her head was on his only pillow. He didn't want to deal with her yelling at him for having a sore neck when she awoke. A small smile on his face as he thought of Kat yelling at him, the demigod throws the blanket over the girl. Now that she was taken care of, Lan had to treat his own wounded body. He stumbles his weary body over to the dresser belonging to him that was against the wall parallel to the front of the bed. He rummages through the drawers until he has his hands full with a clean set of clothing. He also grabs a shirt that was a bit too small for him and throws it on his bed for Kat in case she woke up and wanted to change out of her soaked shirt. Sighing, Lan walks back into the bathroom and locks the door behind him. He strips off his muddied and bloodied clothing and throw them in the waste basket. They were too torn to salvage now. Lan had thrown away everything besides his shoes and knap-sack, both of which he had thrown next to on the ground next tp his bed upon entry of the cabin.
Starting the shower, Lan hops in a seemingly cleanses his body of everything. Dirt, blood, pain, and sorrow all leave his body and mind as he lets the chilly water embrace him. After about ten minutes, Lan shuts the water off and hops out of the shower, drying himself off with a towel. He then proceeds to dress himself in clean clothes: a purple shirt with white spikes coming up from the bottom and a pair of dark red shorts. Throwing the towel into a dirty clothing bin, Lan moves out of the bathroom and back into the little area that belonged to him. A smile weakly spreads on his face upon seeing that Kat was still asleep, actually cuddling with the blanket he had draped over her earlier.
In the rush of getting Kat out of the weather and into safety, Lan had forgotten about his own weariness and once he stopped moving around it hit him like a sack of bricks. The boy slumps down, his back to the wall next to his and begins to nod off. Within seconds he was sound asleep, his body had fallen to the floor and now curled up in a slight ball. How cute, a teenage boy sleeping in a ball on the floor of a cabin. Yeah right . . .