Aiden sighed, shaking his head as he walked slowly into the forest, his backpack slinged over his shoulder and head lying low. This just meant getting used to.. well, different people - people with special abilities and powers. A lot scarier than his old school he had to admit. He had a feeling that these people were aggressive, and that someone was bound to put a knife against his throat at one point. Aiden came to the conclusion that he wouldn't care. There's no one to go back home to, no one to grief over his body while he was gone. He came to the conclusion that he wouldn't even fight back, not only because he was scared and had no reason to do so, but because he had absolutely nothing to defend himself - he was born without special abilities, and he didn't believe in weapons.
Oh, who was he to think? He just came to this camp and he was already judging people he hadn't even seen yet.
Aiden sighed, slumping down against a tree as he brought his backpack over his lap and zipped it open. "You go Aiden, you go," he muttered mindlessly, pulling out a worn out notebook and a pencil. The brunette started drawing, not really in the mood do anything else.
Oh, who was he to think? He just came to this camp and he was already judging people he hadn't even seen yet.
Aiden sighed, slumping down against a tree as he brought his backpack over his lap and zipped it open. "You go Aiden, you go," he muttered mindlessly, pulling out a worn out notebook and a pencil. The brunette started drawing, not really in the mood do anything else.