[Thread] It's built to last and stainless steel
Characters: Kaylee Frye (OU), OPEN
Where: The Park
When: Late afternoon
Summary: One can only hide away for so long. Kaylee's surfaced, and headed out for some fresh air.
Warnings: None.
It was a difficult decision to make: remain within the confines of the apartment, given a hostile and alien edge by the nightmares that had passed not so long before, or venture out into the streets, with the crackling reminder of those nightmares just overhead. In the end, it was restlessness that made Kaylee's choice for her. She'd never been terribly adept at sitting in one place and doing nothing for very long.
She kept her head down as she walked, ending up eventually in the park, amongst the trees with their tattered remains of autumn plumage. It was a familiar place, and more comfortable to her than the rest of the compound at present. She meandered a while before settling herself on the rail of the bridge, feet dangling out carelessly over the water. The pensive expression she wore sat oddly on her features, and even more oddly against her roaming gaze, searching around her, everywhere except for up.
Where: The Park
When: Late afternoon
Summary: One can only hide away for so long. Kaylee's surfaced, and headed out for some fresh air.
Warnings: None.
It was a difficult decision to make: remain within the confines of the apartment, given a hostile and alien edge by the nightmares that had passed not so long before, or venture out into the streets, with the crackling reminder of those nightmares just overhead. In the end, it was restlessness that made Kaylee's choice for her. She'd never been terribly adept at sitting in one place and doing nothing for very long.
She kept her head down as she walked, ending up eventually in the park, amongst the trees with their tattered remains of autumn plumage. It was a familiar place, and more comfortable to her than the rest of the compound at present. She meandered a while before settling herself on the rail of the bridge, feet dangling out carelessly over the water. The pensive expression she wore sat oddly on her features, and even more oddly against her roaming gaze, searching around her, everywhere except for up.