It was a mess, this city. It seemed more scary than Seoul had been, whispers and eyes constantly on you but that was because of everything that was going down in the area. Seoul, people could give two shits about whether you were a mutant or not to an extent. Of course they weren’t open to having people blowing things up or anything like that but as long as there wasn’t any public parading of your ability. But here, it was completely different. The destruction of the city was pretty bad and though there were many people walking around with face masks, it hadn’t crossed his mind that he should do the same. In a twisted way, this was a new world to him just as it had been when he first moved to Seoul from the country and it was hard learning without a guiding hand, but he was trying. Adapting was one of his strong points but the loneliness was not.
The feline danced around him, meowing and almost asking for goodies that he didn’t have. But at that moment, he couldn’t help but feel bad. He didn’t have food or anything on him to give to the animal and as far as he knew, everywhere was closed. In some way, he could relate to the lost animal because coming to this school he had hopes to find something though he wasn’t sure what, that empty feeling inside of his chest still haunted him even though he had been at the school for weeks. Had his expectations been too high? Was he searching for something you can’t really find? Hollowness filled his chest as his eyes almost became unfocused on the ground, soot dancing around the males slim body before a voice caught his attention.
Dark almond eyes searched for the source before locating a body and for a moment, he felt like a child in trouble. Was he not supposed to be here? Pursing his lips, he reached his hand out to scratch the cats head once more before rising to his feet and heaving a sigh, unaffected by the dangerous chemicals dancing around his body. Brushing his knees off in an almost automatic movement, he moved over towards the other but kept his distance some.
Bowing his head gently, the other couldn’t help but offer an almost sheepish smile but the others appearance wasn’t exactly comforting. Truly, what Junsu could only see was the others eyes and barely at that sense because of the clothing that the other had donned. It creeped the older out, hence his space away from the other but he didn’t want to come off rude before heaving a gentle sigh.
“Truly, is anywhere safe now?” Almost a sad humor, his hands moved to slip inside his slacks as he glanced over his shoulder. With the cat no longer in site, he heaved a sigh. Once again he was lost but a ding on his phone brought it out of his pocket, his face peering at it. Again, it told him to go back to the booth but that was not the place he wanted to go. Somewhat annoyed, he switched the GPS off before once more his hand slipped back into his pocket. Pursing his lips, his eyes flickering up to the other he offered one more smile but he had forgotten where he was which was why he had stopped to say hello to the cat.
“Do you know how to get back to the main street? You don’t have to show me, you’re probably busy, but if you’ll point me I the right direction, I’ll be out of your hair.” Flashing a gentle smile, he leaned back on his heels some before shivering softly. The hairs on the back of his neck continued to stand at attention, making him slightly on edge.