Archmagos Issac
Sir Ser Issac of Clarke of Chad the II
- Joined
- Apr 6, 2014
- Location
- The Forge World of Mars
Michael rubbed his eyes and yawned as the train was making it's way towards the train station, adjusting his glasses as he woke up slowly. From what he could tell, it was about noon at the moment, the sun was just starting to reach it's highest point. He'd been riding all night and was glad he would be home today. He stood up and stretched, feeling the bones in his back pop. What a lovely way to start summer break from college. Michael caught a sight of himself in the mirror. His raven black hair was kept short and neat, very tidy and very sleek. He wore a simple button up that was left open, his sleeves rolled up. He wore a plain white t-shirt beneath that showed off his rather athletic physique. He didn't work out very often. Most of it had to do with good genes. He had a strong jaw line, a slight grin that always made him seem like he was up to no good, and his eyes always had a glimmer that made him seem mischievous. And his eyes. Such an intense and yet beautiful shade of pale grey. He grabbed his backpack from the overhead as he heard the train was about to make it's stop.
Michael climbed off of the train and made his way towards the entrance of the station. He hailed a cab and loaded his bags into the back. He sat quietly as the cabby drove him towards his desired destination. He smiled softly as he arrived and climbed out, paying the man what he owed and grabbing his things. He walked to the front door quietly and knocked. He had his keys but he figured that knocking would be a bit more of a surprise. His mom was probably at work. His sister? That was up for debate. He'd been away for quite a long time. He didn't have any idea of what had been going on while he was away, didn't know what she had been diagnosed with.
Michael climbed off of the train and made his way towards the entrance of the station. He hailed a cab and loaded his bags into the back. He sat quietly as the cabby drove him towards his desired destination. He smiled softly as he arrived and climbed out, paying the man what he owed and grabbing his things. He walked to the front door quietly and knocked. He had his keys but he figured that knocking would be a bit more of a surprise. His mom was probably at work. His sister? That was up for debate. He'd been away for quite a long time. He didn't have any idea of what had been going on while he was away, didn't know what she had been diagnosed with.