Despite his tolerance for modern times, he couldn't help but feel irked by mankind's increasing reliance on their achievements, which seemed to diminish their respect for the Gods. Reflecting on the past, Pit acknowledged that it was easier to teach mankind a lesson in the earlier days when their mindset was more receptive to divine influence. Oh, well. This was not Pit's domain, not his problem. Japan has always been an experience whenever Pit visited. The strict Gods, the reserved nature of the mortals, and the overall culture were all stark contrasts to his home in Ancient Greece.
It was a warm summer day, and the sun shone brightly as Pit strolled through the bustling Shibuya shopping district. He loved the feeling of blending in with the mortals, experiencing life from their perspective. With the help of some enchanting glamor, he could easily conceal his Pegasus wings, allowing him to walk among them unnoticed.
Pit's attire was a bold display of self-expression, reflecting his rebellious and non-conformist nature in such a reserved culture. As he entered a quaint cafe, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the chatter of patrons filled the air. After ordering his drink and picking it up, Pit scanned the cafe only to meet eyes with a captivating individual with enchanting dark violet eyes staring right at him, drawn by Pit's unapologetic uniqueness.
As Pit took a leisurely sip from his Matcha Boba, he lowered his stylish shades, revealing a mischievous grin and eyes that exuded confidence. Oh, he's letting the other know he's acknowledging him. With his head held high, striding in conviction, Pit joins the young man sitting in the chair across from him on the other side of the table. Despite his mortal guise, there was an undeniable otherworldly aura about him, a stark contrast to his seemingly ordinary appearance. Yet the same could be said about the stranger across from them, maybe mutually agreeing they were more than meets the eye.
"I can't imagine someone as gorgeous as you being left alone in this place; you look like someone needing good company. "