Right after his workshop ended, Alphonse started to head right for his cabin. Nevermind the power had gone out-- he had a window, it was bright enough outside, and that shouldn't keep him from being able to do whatever in his alcove. He just didn't want to be outside, for now.

[ ooc: short post is short, and for setsuna O: ]

After his workshop for the day, Alphonse grabbed a few things from his room up at the dorms and brought them back with him to his alcove.

He wasn't sure if Sakurazaki was in her alcove (or even returned yet), but he knocked on the doorframe to check.

[ ooc: Locked to that person in particular. Whoo. ]

Alphonse had spent most of his day locked up in his room. In fact, he hadn't stepped foot out of it all day or yesterday, and he only bothered to roll out of bed only to relocate himself at the window sill. He'd hardly slept well the previous night despite the temporary distraction from Nadia, and his usual escape of reading wasn't working out. He ( Read more... )

Finally, the constant downpour had ceased according to the weather report. Alphonse was underneath a large tree in case Mother Nature decided to change her mind, standing with his back against the tree; the grass was still wet, and he'd rather keep getting wet to a minimum.

He stared up quietly at the sky, almost as if he were ( waiting for something. )