Sensei (![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} sensei_san) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} devils_tower,@ 2009-09-28 18:35:00 |
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WHO: Sensei and Blaze
WHAT: Sensei's in his room thinking about the leader meeting, Blaze happens upon him
WHERE: The hospital, Sensei's room
WHEN: Thursday afternoon
RATING: TBD
STATUS: Incomplete // Closed
There were those certain times in life that made you wonder if something just wasn't right. They happened all the time, but Sensei had never really taken as much notice in the past as he did now. The meeting at the waffle house had been unsettling at best. Having Blaze there with him did give him quite a bit more confidence than he would have had going alone. Even so, there was just something about being there with all the other leaders that had put him ill at ease. Jax had been the worst of it, actually. There was just something about him that screamed "dangerous". Wrong. He'd been polite and generally pleasant the entire time, but it wasn't so easy to forget that he'd been the guy whose tribe took out the Mountain Lions. The Lions. They'd been the tribe to fear before, but now there really was no knowing what to think. It made him wonder if he was the only one that didn't feel completely settled with this new guy in town.
Maybe he was just overthinking it? It was possible. And considering that he still had a lot to think about to start with...well, something new just made it worse. He was still considerably worried about his sister. Was she really alright or was she just telling him that so that he wouldn't worry so much. It was hard not to be worried when he still saw the black and blue bruises not yet faded on her skin. It made him guilty, really. To know that he couldn't even take care of his own sister enough to keep her out of the danger that they all lived in now. He'd always wanted to give her the best, no matter how many times he'd counted her as an annoyance or been bothered by her in the past. She was his little sister!
Sensei had gone about work as usual, but the coming of the afternoon had him back up in his room, letting himself just sit on his bed and think. He was staring out of the window, his gaze following the clouds in the sky. He was slightly aware of other people moving around on the floor, but it wasn't his major concern. Unless Blaze or Nori happened by.
WHAT: Sensei's in his room thinking about the leader meeting, Blaze happens upon him
WHERE: The hospital, Sensei's room
WHEN: Thursday afternoon
RATING: TBD
STATUS: Incomplete // Closed
There were those certain times in life that made you wonder if something just wasn't right. They happened all the time, but Sensei had never really taken as much notice in the past as he did now. The meeting at the waffle house had been unsettling at best. Having Blaze there with him did give him quite a bit more confidence than he would have had going alone. Even so, there was just something about being there with all the other leaders that had put him ill at ease. Jax had been the worst of it, actually. There was just something about him that screamed "dangerous". Wrong. He'd been polite and generally pleasant the entire time, but it wasn't so easy to forget that he'd been the guy whose tribe took out the Mountain Lions. The Lions. They'd been the tribe to fear before, but now there really was no knowing what to think. It made him wonder if he was the only one that didn't feel completely settled with this new guy in town.
Maybe he was just overthinking it? It was possible. And considering that he still had a lot to think about to start with...well, something new just made it worse. He was still considerably worried about his sister. Was she really alright or was she just telling him that so that he wouldn't worry so much. It was hard not to be worried when he still saw the black and blue bruises not yet faded on her skin. It made him guilty, really. To know that he couldn't even take care of his own sister enough to keep her out of the danger that they all lived in now. He'd always wanted to give her the best, no matter how many times he'd counted her as an annoyance or been bothered by her in the past. She was his little sister!
Sensei had gone about work as usual, but the coming of the afternoon had him back up in his room, letting himself just sit on his bed and think. He was staring out of the window, his gaze following the clouds in the sky. He was slightly aware of other people moving around on the floor, but it wasn't his major concern. Unless Blaze or Nori happened by.