---Midnight
San Francisco – Westfield [City Center]
San Francisco – Westfield [City Center]
"I’ll run through this world;”
“This world of cradling winds and sparkling lights!"
“Auntie Chiasa...is going to kill me!”
The figure that stood tall thought this. Big round blue irises had been wide open as if in astonishment; endless as the gaze that went over to the San Francisco city center. There was an alignment of nearby popular stores and hotels, and every light had reached up to the heavens as if they tried to compete with the stars above. There was a town center along with a nearby clothing department store, the sound of light traffic that streamed through, and not to mention the off distance that beckoned the figure with more temptation of one of the popular marvels that was the Golden Gate Bridge. Sites and scenery lay before him that he could only dream or hear about from local television stations, news reporters, and brochures. However, even with all this sprawled before him, he could only think of one thing:
“...Auntie Chiasa...is going to throttle me!”
That was just the attitude of Xenneth Hikari, the young “perfect” child when it came to living in his household. Cook a light breakfast for him and his younger sibling, say a prayer before you ate, and then clean up the table before heading off to school. Finish with the lectures, go home, do your homework, and then clean up the house, brush your teeth, and then take light showers before finally going to bed. However, his routine was broken the moment he slipped back on the pair of high-powered skates on his feet, and the large towering building that was San Francisco’s Marriott was not his bed as he kneeled down on all fours and crawled to the edge. An updraft of a gentle breeze and ruffled his clothing as he looked down upon the parade of lights below. Little fear in his heart to know he flew so high, but above all else, one fear lingered still...
“...Auntie Chiasa...will hit me with a shovel and then use it to bury me!”
He breathed...in and out...in...and out. To be the good boy was very overdo at this point.
His violet shimmering hair had blew, and ruffled, like feathers from the high altitude. His heart was still racing, but with excitement instead of fear. He had moved so agile and quick, that he filled that fantasy of being in one of those “ninja” stories he would read about in his love novels. The scenery to him made his heart flutter, a romanticist at heart, he overlooked the details of Storm Riding and thought of himself as that fantasy child from that book flying to a mythical land far away. You know, like the one that played with dust, sprinkled it like little children, and then flew out the window expecting to be back in bed before dawn?
“Oh!” his voice piped, “That’s right! I should look around and then get home quick before dawn. I need to get Rosetta’s breakfast ready when I get up, get ready to work, get ready for order to deliver after and...and...” the violet haired boy paused as his chin dropped to his hand that stroked it.
“...and...” just thinking about the routine tired him out at that instant. “...and I’ll just ride around a little more. That’s all.”
Xenneth thought of it no more. It was bothersome just remembering his routine. Instead, as he had stood on his feet, closed his eyes, and applied pressure to his skates, he came to the edge with the front wheel going over, and the back on the concrete ledge. With a little of his body weight going forward, he dropped and the skates had begun to rev with a loud cry as he dropped in altitude. It was easy for Xenneth to quickly catch himself as he shifted his body weight. A sound toss of his hips and a sweep of his leg like a rhythmic dance had spun him around, and his Air Trek had begun to rev up with the building slowed his descent. He kept swaying, going in circular motions of figure eight as he came down the building in constant whirl that went through the night,.
High tone, low tone, high, low, high, low...all of it giving grace as it let him descend with no worry in his head, but a funneling wind in his ears as he gotten part way down the building. His level was as low as the other miniscule skyscrapers compared to the one he was on, and when he reached that level, he kicked off quickly as Xenneth sent himself soaring to the next rooftop, his shoes alit brightly making him seem like a shooting star in the sky.
“Yeayuuuuuu!” the boys cry excitement like a joyful song with his soft vocals. His air trek traded note for note as the tone became high upon his landing. He breezed through the city’s skyscrapers leaping from rooftop to rooftop like a concrete jungle and he was nothing but a simian to the surrounding. Not even thinking about how his skating was almost like instinct because of his “embarrassing” profession, he had sped through the city dropping and ascending to melodies of song enjoying the scenery of speeding lights and whirling colors all around.
He just hoped for his sake...that Auntie Chiasa would not find out.
"Then I’ll be like the stardust."
OOC Notes:
Now Listening To: “Alligator Sky” by Owl City
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