Russian Vodka
Supernova
- Joined
- Jan 19, 2009
The sun didn't shine that day. Luckily some might say because it was usually pretty heated. But for Vladimir Nintjonov it was heaven. Whenever it was clouded, he could leave and go outside, breathe in the fresh air. But he had to be careful. The sun had been close to taking him by suprise more than once already. Despite being in the car, he was wearing a thin jacket on top of his rather tight, deep blue shirt, his jeans slightly faded and ripped by his ancles as they were a few inches too long and got caught in his shoes. Today was not much different for him, in the past month he had been to several Boarding Schools, none who would have him because they hadn't thought he would fit in. The man sitting next to him gave him a quick gaze before Vladimir spoke in a hushed tone. "You do not need to look at me like I am dirt, Dmitri." He spoke in calm english, despite his Romanian accent shining through as he raised a hand to push his glasses back up the bridge of his nose.
He had piercing green eyes, already showing that he knew more than his age showed. His skin was almost deadly pale, like he had been kept in his room for years with no sun around. But it was his family's secret. As the car pulled up in front of the school, he watched as the man next to him got out, his Guardian. He growled for himself at the thought as he got out of the car too. One hand moving to fiddle with the wooden cross hanging around his neck, wondering why such a thing could restrain his physical and psychic powers so massively when it would take only a little amount of force to break. But he had promised his Mother. As the Head Master of the school approached him, he offered a friendly smile, running one hand through his jet black hair. It was cut to a length of four inches, nothing more. And he would have it cut whenever he felt it was too long.
He knew Dmitri would talk with the Head Master about him, leaving him alone in the Entrance Hall of the school, the gaze of a few students already hitting him as he smirked for himself. He moved to one of the far walls from the windows, leaning up against it, his every move seeming so elegant. It had been a custom for him to move like that already as he decided to give himself the time to just observe in quiet peace, until Dmitri would return with an answer if the school would want him.
He had piercing green eyes, already showing that he knew more than his age showed. His skin was almost deadly pale, like he had been kept in his room for years with no sun around. But it was his family's secret. As the car pulled up in front of the school, he watched as the man next to him got out, his Guardian. He growled for himself at the thought as he got out of the car too. One hand moving to fiddle with the wooden cross hanging around his neck, wondering why such a thing could restrain his physical and psychic powers so massively when it would take only a little amount of force to break. But he had promised his Mother. As the Head Master of the school approached him, he offered a friendly smile, running one hand through his jet black hair. It was cut to a length of four inches, nothing more. And he would have it cut whenever he felt it was too long.
He knew Dmitri would talk with the Head Master about him, leaving him alone in the Entrance Hall of the school, the gaze of a few students already hitting him as he smirked for himself. He moved to one of the far walls from the windows, leaning up against it, his every move seeming so elegant. It had been a custom for him to move like that already as he decided to give himself the time to just observe in quiet peace, until Dmitri would return with an answer if the school would want him.