True Grave
Make The Wrong Things Right
- Joined
- Jun 30, 2010
- Location
- Where The Fight Takes Me
Trevor Stockton was excited as he boarded the plane leaving from his native Oakland, California. As a high honor roll student at his local high-school, he had qualified to be an exchange student, and the place he was going was none other than one of his favorite countries in the world-Japan! He was a total nerd for anime and Japanese based video games and movies, and he even had earned his yellow belt in Okinawan Karate, which originated in part of Japan. For a few weeks, he had been studying up on Japanese using Rosetta Stone and felt he had a decent grasp of the language. He sat down in his plane seat and looked at the window, bidding goodbye to his beloved United States. As the plane took off, he grew even more excited.
Trevor was about 5'10", two hundred pounds, with blonde hair, and blue eyes. His attire of blue jeans, white T-shirt, and a red and white jacket made him look like the quintessential American. He had been warned that Japan's academic standards were far greater than the U.S. standards, and he was going to have to study even harder to keep up. While in Japan, he would be staying with a host family called the Tanaka's, who seemed friendly and warm. The flight seemed to take forever, but they finally did touch down at the airport. When they did, he began looking around for a sign that said "Stockton", since those would be the Tanaka's.
Trevor was about 5'10", two hundred pounds, with blonde hair, and blue eyes. His attire of blue jeans, white T-shirt, and a red and white jacket made him look like the quintessential American. He had been warned that Japan's academic standards were far greater than the U.S. standards, and he was going to have to study even harder to keep up. While in Japan, he would be staying with a host family called the Tanaka's, who seemed friendly and warm. The flight seemed to take forever, but they finally did touch down at the airport. When they did, he began looking around for a sign that said "Stockton", since those would be the Tanaka's.