Lament for the Lost

[Luke Valtrie]

Luke laughed then grinned arms still folded behind his back he watched the other male. “No I’ve always been insane, just didn’t know how to show it till I got here.” he grinned stupidly. Wondering what he’d have to think about that. Then Luke looked up towards the sky. And held his arm up as high as he could, fingers spread out.

“can decide. If I want to be in the air force….or Astronaut .” he still reached towards the sun. then clinched his fist as if around it. “I want to fly….discover something new…help someone else do something when I’m done…” he smiled eyes shimmering. “but I….am I aloud to have dream….if I took someone else’s dreams away?” he asked dropping his arm slowly by his side then eyes trailed downward. “Suppose I’m only human.” he smirked then grinned stupidly.

“Least I’m not boogie or I might have to get ya!” he grinned evilly. “though if I was, I’d totally want telekinesis or heat vision!” he laughed and boasted. “I’d totally be king of this freaking place! And let all the poor pathetic humans go.” he grunted mockingly in a deep voice.

[Akira Yamaguchi]

Akira smirked and raised a brow. "Huh, well I suppose here is as good a place to show it as any," he said. "Everything about this place is crazy." When he was a kid he didn't believe in any of this sort of nonsense. Monsters, ghosts, things that went bump in the night, it was just a method to scare kids and he was always mature for his age. Guess he had been wrong. Dreadfully wrong.

The blond shrugged, pulling his pack of cigarettes from his pocket and grabbing one from the box, fitting it to his lips and lighting it up. He inhaled deeply. It was weird thinking about what one could do. "To be honest, I never really thought about what I wanted to do," he admitted. "Guess I just didn't have enough time to think about it." He was only nine when he had wound up here, after all. At Luke's next comment, Akira let his gaze shift to the other boy. Seemed like there was more to Luke than he had previously thought. "Everyone makes mistakes," he finally said. "I'm sure you can still have your dream if you try hard enough."

Him being comforting? Even if he sounded cold there was no mistaken that was what he was doing. Akira sighed, he really needed to stay away from people, he made a show of being so tough on the outside, really he just didn't want to get attached to anything. "If you were a Boogie I wouldn't still be here," Akira replied. He smiled lightly. "I think I'd want mind reading or something, it'd be really useful."