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EVERLASTING SLEET AND THE STREET IS QUIET, EVERYONE IS hiding from the hail - and what not, mayhap from the police officers as well, whilst they were at it. Those thoroughfares were not impregnable; for any of them. The public way was actually the hunting territory for giant fanged hounds, not a subject of laughter in any matter if what; the rules that prevailed here was nothing more than brute force and influential connections. Power and money, those were the ways to get a spot on the throne. It was a crucial little bubble, regrouping all sorts of anarchist to the no fixed abode, it was, definitely, a world of its own - filled with quite compelling quiddities. Streets were like a refuge, in which scoundrels met to exchange seditious news and different objects and substances of various kin; a refuge where its inhabitants were fighting to survive, hitting each others until pools of blood would form and noses were broken, where everything was disorganized and where words held meagre meaning, it was survival at its fittest. And shame and pride were two different things in there.
You had to be either r u t h l e s s OR s i l e n t to pull through the mess.
WELCOME TO
( The paradise of the l a w l e s s . )
Unadorned khaki parka jacket covering finely built-up silhouette; same frame leaning backwards against red tiled wall. Humidified air tickling both of his nostrils; before long, a rough sneeze was followed, manus sought for warmth in the same manner of a moth searching for light. Ending in the front pockets of the wintry upper clothing he wore; whilst shoulder rose as a shiver scoured his whole body, certainly due to the chilling temperature. The arctic-ish weather was a matter of controversy - at times, the informant could appreciate its presence and others; he would rather not have it manifest. It was a bother, especially if one managed to catch a bad cold.
’ Ho — - ? ’
Faint sound of curiosity escaped from between frozen pallid lips; carrottop’s noddle veered slenderly to the right as sugary honey orbs caught a glimpse of a beyond their ken entity. Evidently, uncommon it was not, to see lads around here, lurking and searching for some forbidden stuffs, but — - this boy did not look like one of those casual ones; more like an idiot prat who tried to look tough, even though he was not. Ghastly mien - bare of the paint (since he uses the suit symbols as a covering or mask, so he does not use face paint on normal days) - remained impassible.
’ I would suggest you to get back home, kiddie, there is nothin' for you ‘ere. ♦ ’
He liked to believe that his mettle had been tested before, that he was a boy of some superior made quality that could withstand the avarice of the world around him. Oh, how he would like to believe. But the fault lay somewhere within him, some defect in his brain or his heart or wherever intangible things lay in the human body, gifted onto the boy like a sin from above. He was no different from a child his age, he was no better than them, in all aspects. Stan was average and in that, his paradox was born, since he was average and the world was not and he had the ability to see through it's shit so finely it was lethal. Thus, he could not believe that he was superior, and he could believe that his mettle had been tested, he was a cynic to his own being.
Adventures could come, adventures could go, yet each new one was just as scathing in its experience as the last; constantly churned about in some great cosmic joke, the problem here was that he was used to it. He had lived through them all, he'd lived through the aliens and the zombies and the invasion of the Jerseys and even Christ's second coming (which by the way, sucked), he had, he had, he had, so that by the ripe age of thirteen he was sure the world had tossed everything it could at him, but, oh, Stan had been wrong, and he wasn't surprised.
Thereby the land of the lawless was nothing new to the boy no, not this one, it was his element, in a sense. He shivers in his jacket even as he walks, chilled to his core by biting winds that had evolved beyond cold, to some extreme that he'd never tasted before. Teeth chatter in a cold, dry way, his tongue stuck the roof of his mouth; he wasn't trying to be tough, the scowl just happens to be there, his shoulder's just happen to be rigidly held upright. He was following a formula that he has mastered in the ten odd years or so that he had with the strange and the bizarre and the absurd, step one, step two, step three, go home.
"----that's a problem, see, dude. i'm pretty sure this isn't South Park."














