Yenpointfive
Supernova
- Joined
- Feb 2, 2009
Really, the crowbar probably wasn't the way to go, not from an archeological standpoint anyway. But curiosity had lead many a cat to the slaughter and Alex was as good as any feline at getting himself in to trouble that way. The young man set his weight against the steel bar and shoved, forcing the stone slab out of place with a dull thump, and sending a deep crack through it. He was definitely getting in trouble for that one. After spending about 2 minutes trying to figure out how he could make it look like he hadn't just accidentally broken the site he decided it was a better idea to hope what was inside was very impressive.
Alex was a very handsome young man. Not particularly muscular but then again, he was the only one here who could actually bumble his way through Celtic runes enough to come up with this place being the resting place of Fenrir. Hell, half the group's girls were here for the travel, and most of the guys were here for the girls. At eighteen he was the youngest student on this trip as well, only here because his professor had vouched for him. He was dressed simply in cargo pants and a t-shirt since his cloths were bound to get dirty anyway. He was roughly average height and had shaggy blond hair and emerald green eyes.
He was surprised to find a series of stairs leading down into the hill but quickly looked for a flashlight to follow them with. When none was found he flicked open his lighter and grabbed one of the torches off of the holders. Sneaking around an archeological sight in the middle of the night and swiping torches to light your way. Very Indiana Jones. He flicked the lighter and tried the torch, which immediately sprung to life. He then descended the stairs, down towards the single room below where a stone alter seemed to have some large figure on it. He approached as slowly as curiosity would allow, expecting some sort of Norse mummy or something, which would have gone against the usual tradition of "burying" anyone important by way of fire ship.
Alex was a very handsome young man. Not particularly muscular but then again, he was the only one here who could actually bumble his way through Celtic runes enough to come up with this place being the resting place of Fenrir. Hell, half the group's girls were here for the travel, and most of the guys were here for the girls. At eighteen he was the youngest student on this trip as well, only here because his professor had vouched for him. He was dressed simply in cargo pants and a t-shirt since his cloths were bound to get dirty anyway. He was roughly average height and had shaggy blond hair and emerald green eyes.
He was surprised to find a series of stairs leading down into the hill but quickly looked for a flashlight to follow them with. When none was found he flicked open his lighter and grabbed one of the torches off of the holders. Sneaking around an archeological sight in the middle of the night and swiping torches to light your way. Very Indiana Jones. He flicked the lighter and tried the torch, which immediately sprung to life. He then descended the stairs, down towards the single room below where a stone alter seemed to have some large figure on it. He approached as slowly as curiosity would allow, expecting some sort of Norse mummy or something, which would have gone against the usual tradition of "burying" anyone important by way of fire ship.