The first thing he forgot about the university, is supposedly how chilly it could be compared to his precious grandmother's pacific island. Usually, he does have a distaste of wearing heavy clothing - they could be such a bummer and constricts your movements, a lad may never know when adventure will call for him! - and as such, he restrains from wearing coats and jackets. However, in desperate times calls desperate measures, and he does have a forest green jacket he particularly adores. But since he can be quite the bone head, he promptly forgot it in his room in your 'stack-most-of-your-cloth-and-books-anywhere' daze.
Going back to retrieve seemed utterly pointless by now.
Plus, what is a bit of dadblasted wind in front of a dashing adventurer??????
Walking outside of the campus, he stubbornly ignored the slight shivers that went through him. Last year, he remembered a store located at the turn of the road, shaded due to the street lights being forever broken. He held no interest for the store itself, but it was its owner he was after. Said man was a good chum of his, their camaraderie being based on renting the male's weapons and chit chatting about various firearm updates. It was a bit on the outlaw side, but since he could not smuggle his own guns in the university, he had to make due with the conditions offered to him. Well, down point is, the store was still up and about, and after a few 'welcome back' and 'good to see you still up in the business ol'pal!', he had managed to rent double pistols. They were M9 Beretta gun, quite old and not exactly the top noch he always wanted, but they could make due in a pinch.
Trotting toward the forgotten garbage-filled field took a bit of time, since it was a bit far away from the university, but marching had never been a trouble for him, as his body was long used to hours of hiking and the likes. Though he was still overjoyed to see that the field was still open, as he feared they would have cleared it up and actually done something useful with the land. Smirking to himself, he quickly set up a few targets, and barely seconds have passed before he started his practice.
Bullets shots resonated through the air, their amount increasing as the time passed. His ears were long used to the sound. In the island, where creatures dwelled at all times, he couldn't really afford the luxury to properly protect them. It was something his parents always scolded him for, while his grandmother only nodded in understanding. Ah, yet another difference between his guardians.
Half an hour passed and he got lost in the sensation. He would guilty admit that a good part of his passion for adventures did reside in his love for firearms. He was at his utmost form when he felt its comfortable weight in his hands, palm wrapped around it, ready to shoot at any given moment. He would pretend all he likes, but most of the creature populating his island weren't all that aggressive, but one can never be too careful.
Though even in his daze, his ears managed to pick out the sound of shuffling behind him. Caught with his hand in the sack, his eyes widened, as he turned around, changing the direction of the shot he was in the middle of lunching, as it ended up piercing a large metal can on his left.