[Open] You're mine 'til the sun comes up

[notmymccalling]

Who: Scott McCall notmymccalling and You
Where: Generally outside anywhere, he's roaming about.
When: Sunset on 9/9
Rating: Teen
Summary: Full Moon's out so Scott's prowling about outside to de-stress.
The Story:

Scott really wasn't entirely sure he knew why he felt like he was crawling out of his skin. It was the full moon, yes, but he'd redeveloped an anchor, so it shouldn't be as bad as it was. Maybe it had something to do with the fact that he had this sinking feeling that things have just been too easy lately. Whatever the case, he decided a stroll around the grounds would be a fairly decent idea. If he did start to lose control, he could dart into the woods and calm himself down or claw up a few trees in frustration.

The fresh air did wonders for his antsy, cooped up feeling. He could already feel the crawling under his skin lessen, despite being directly in the moon's glow. Maybe a trip to the training room was in order. If he wasn't afraid he'd break something, he might actually go for that idea.

[OOC: Scott can be found roaming around just about anywhere outside! Feel free to bump into him wherever you like. As always, prose is wonderful, but I don't mind bracketspam either. <3]

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[notmymccalling]

Scott smiles, glad for the distraction. "Never? Man, your place must be really different from mine. Gardens are pretty common and parks and stuff have fountains like the one here but they usually have koi ponds, too."

The teen settled his rambling and mentally reeled himself back. "Sorry, I'm rambling. Kinda miss home. Um, so did anyone give you the run-down of Wonderland?"

[markedbyfate]

"Hey, don't worry," Alex says, smiling. "I'd miss your home, too, from the sound of it." He shifts his attention away from the gardens and towards the teen, putting his hands on his belt buckle in his default military stance, though somewhat relaxed.

"Yeah, I read the brochure. Still not sure I believe all of it."

[notmymccalling]

"What's your place like if you don't have gardens or parks?" Don't mind him, he's a curious puppy. And if he can't convince people not to be outside during the full moon, he can at least stay around to protect them.

"It's kinda hard to believe at first. At least you had a brochure. I woke up in the hedge maze." He points off into the distance at the maze of cleanly cut hedges. "That was kind of a shock to my system." Yeah, more than he could really admit.