Aug 6, 2023 3:05:08 GMT
Post by Sora Nakoma on Aug 6, 2023 3:05:08 GMT
Sora smiled as he stopped to take in the cool evening air, the sensation of it flowing through his body almost therapeutic. He was finally starting to get settled back into living in Japan after his couple of years away, but it was still a bit overwhelming in the city. While he had admittedly been in New York during his time in America, which wasn't much calmer, he had never really noticed how crazy things could be until he had been gone for a while.
But today he was out in the wilderness, well away from the lights and sounds of the city. And not just for a late night hike, either; Sora had heard while he was out for lunch earlier that there would be a big meteor shower tonight. It had been forever since he had last witnessed such a natural splendor for himself; as far as he could recall, the last time he saw a meteor shower was when he was little with his parents and sister.
Such a visual phenomenon was certainly a must-see for the young hero, but in a place as bright and busy as Tokyo it would likely be next to impossible to see any of it. Hence his venture out into the mountain, where he was sure that he could have a first-class seat for the whole show. It wouldn't be too long, now; maybe an hour or so at most. He was heading toward a clearing that he knew of from those childhood trips, with a brand new telescope he had purchased after hearing about the meteor shower. It was quite the piece of gear; he wasn't the most knowledgeable about actual celestial bodies, but he could pick out constellations and specific stars at the very least, so he was going to enjoy more than just the shooting stars.
Though as he approached the clearing he had in mind, he would discover that he wasn't as alone as he had been expecting.
Yasuragi Yoru
But today he was out in the wilderness, well away from the lights and sounds of the city. And not just for a late night hike, either; Sora had heard while he was out for lunch earlier that there would be a big meteor shower tonight. It had been forever since he had last witnessed such a natural splendor for himself; as far as he could recall, the last time he saw a meteor shower was when he was little with his parents and sister.
Such a visual phenomenon was certainly a must-see for the young hero, but in a place as bright and busy as Tokyo it would likely be next to impossible to see any of it. Hence his venture out into the mountain, where he was sure that he could have a first-class seat for the whole show. It wouldn't be too long, now; maybe an hour or so at most. He was heading toward a clearing that he knew of from those childhood trips, with a brand new telescope he had purchased after hearing about the meteor shower. It was quite the piece of gear; he wasn't the most knowledgeable about actual celestial bodies, but he could pick out constellations and specific stars at the very least, so he was going to enjoy more than just the shooting stars.
Though as he approached the clearing he had in mind, he would discover that he wasn't as alone as he had been expecting.
Yasuragi Yoru
