#p:brian

[cckento]

i want to be like you // brian

@ccxbrian​

Ken can’t believe what he’s seeing. He’s witnessed snippets of these types of skills from the handful of instances he’s had the privilege to watch special class heroes fight. Heroes like this are plain gifted. Whether it’s weapons mastery or the superhuman reflexes that come with growing magical capacity, they radiate an aura like no other.

Ken’s mouth drops in shock as his eyes struggle to follow the sheer speed of the fight. If he blinks, he misses crucial moments of the fight. The newest edition of the phantom rebellion is transformed into his battle clothes and with the magnetic shield clipped to his wrist, but he’s too much in awe to join the fight.

He shakes himself back into reality when a spray of monster guts hits his face and stains the white of his uniform. The monster is in a defeated mess, he’s sprayed in the aftermath, and the mystery hero walks like the star of an action movie. Ken rubs his sleeves against his face to scrape off what monster remains he can, then runs towards his new idol. He waves his hand high in the air, but it’s not like anyone could his overzealous self rushing towards the battle field.

“Excuse me?” he asks. “Excuse me?”

The next few minutes are a whirlwind of questions.

“Are you in the League? I don’t think I ever saw you while I was in it, b-b-but you’re so good you might’ve been busy with super secret special class missions! Do you have any tips? I really liked the way you finished him off -- all Kapow! Bam! Bam! Hiyah! -- and stuff! Where did you learn to do that? Wow, you’re so cool! Can I have your autograph?”

[aihevunipola]

Roomies || Brian

“Teko.” One syllable swear words seamed to be Aihe’s favourite when something was considerably not going her way. She’d decided to surprise Brian by making him a meal for when he’d got in, and of course she was failing miserably, not because she couldn’t cook, hell, she’d taught herself how to cook from scratch long before she’d ever forced herself to cook something in a microwave, but due to the fact she’d completely forgot she’d promised herself she’d surprise Brian, so her attempts were extremely rushed. Growing more frustrated as time went on, Aihe grabbed all the ingredients that she’d already used and rushed them to the bin, instead opting to bake, she’d made a triple chocolate cake on every occasion and it was her specialty. On arrival of Brian, a considerable time later, she’d calmed down and everything was under control. “We’re having takeout tonight, but I got dessert covered.” She shouted over the music she’d decided to play, a playful grin on her face.

[colleenbye]

OCEAN BREEZE ✖️ BRIAN & COLLEEN

After a conversation or two, Colleen was glad to be asked to keep someone company at the beach that was fortunately nearby to the academy. She hadn’t even thought about visiting it until it was mentioned. Brian, the one that asked the girl, was a pleasant and interesting person. He was intriguing to Colleen because, well, she had never met someone who was vision impaired before. In a sense she was worried about doing or saying something she’s not supposed to around him, considering her ignorance with the medical condition. If anything, she didn’t want to be disrespectful. She also didn’t want to seem like she was treating him like a helpless child. Colleen was sure the boy got pity wherever he went. She assumed he would just wish to be treated like everyone else. The brunette decided upon a pair of jean shorts matched with a white tank top, loose hair left down over her shoulders to top it off. “Hey, are you all set?” Colleen asked him as they stood in the hall just outside the room Brian was staying at. She smiled at how nicely he was dressed, even for someone who could see. “It’s not too far from the school, so I figure we can just walk, if that’s alright with you,” she suggested. Colleen actually drove to Facile from Florida, so her car was in the lot, but it would be difficult to find decent parking near the beach.