Walking in the woods|OPEN

Blaze

Blaze walked down the dirt pathway, hands stuffed inside his jacket pockets. He sighed, kicking a rock over and over again. After being in a smelly, disgusting bathroom filled with freaks, he didn't really enjoy company at the moment. A shiver ran down that spine. The thought of that dark and cold cave gave him the creeps. He was stuck in there, with some smelly weirdos. He crossed both arms around his body, squeezing. It suddenly got cold, as if Aeolus decided to make the cold wind blow right at Blaze. Gods it was so cold. He zipped up his jacket tighter, to the point in which it was practically choking him. He coughed a couple of times before stopping at a rock. He leaned against it, wheezing. He had never been this cold in his life. The trees didn't help; all they accomplished was blocking the sun's warmth from reaching the cold teenager. He breathed out his mouth, vapor pouring out. Dang, it was cold. He shivered some more, it looking like he was having a seizure. This absolutely sucked. So much.

Blaze

Blaze was groaning about the cold when he heard a twig snap. He jerked his head towards the direction in which the snapping came from and saw a girl. Oh great. It was her. The one girl who was making out with that other annoying girl, the one girl who jumped on his back making it crack in 20 places at once. He touched his back defensively, as if the girl would jump on it again. "Um, hi." He stood up straight, showing a tiny bit of politeness. He adjusted his coat as it wasn't too cold anymore. He cracked his neck, staring at the girl. He didn't know much about her, except she loved making out with other girls. What was her name? Scramlet? Scarlo? He didn't remember, or care in that matter. He glanced around. Great. It was only those two. He stared at her awkwardly, looking back towards the creek. "So, uh, how have you been doing?"

Blaze

Blaze couldn't help but smile at that remark. He looked up when he realized she stopped laughing so suddenly. He raised an eyebrow suspiciously but didn't say anything in the matter. Blaze cleared his throat, feeling a bit more comfortable. He leaned against the rock, tired of standing completely straight. "Oh, it's no biggie." He smirked again, rubbing some dirt off of his jeans. "I believe we've actually never told each other our names. I'm Blaze." He said, walking towards the girl. He outstretched his hand.

Blaze

Blaze pursed his lips. How long ago was the sewer incident? 2, 3 days ago? Either way, it wasn't something that he liked talking about. "Well, I recall us being in the bathroom. Then some crazy things went on and we got trapped in there. I found an underground tunnel system and we were just... acting pretty crazy. And stupid. Mostly stupid." Blaze replied, a shiver going own his spine. He hated the dark depressing tunnels. He feared that he was now claustrophobic because of the sewer incident. He cleared his throat, obviously in discomfort. He leaned against the rock, full weight on it. "That's baasically all I remember. There's also a small and very vague memory of me going crazy and dancing around, but that's basically it." He paused for a brief moment. "D-Do you remember anything?" He stammered, more shivers jerking down his spines. They were almost killed down there. A monster instantly flashed in his mind. It snarled than disappeared. He scowled, not remembering what that thing was. It sorta looked like Cerberus, except it wasn't a 3 headed dog. It only had one head, but had the shape of an animal. If he hadn't of found a way out, he would've died down there with the other maniacs. Another shiver ran down his spine. The feeling scared him.