SluttyLizzie
Planetoid
- Joined
- Mar 31, 2014
Brian Hitchcock was 6'1, with mouse-brown hair and blue eyes. He wasnt over-weight, but more through genetics than any real effort on his part. He was mostly skin and bones, slim and scrawny despite his tall frame. He was also currently sitting wearily in the basement of his parent's house, nursing the injuries for yet another beating.
Brian swore, gingerly holding a cold-pack to his bruised face, thankful that for once, the beating hadn't broken his nose. Despite the fact that he was 21 years old, and was just starting the last year of college, He was STILL being beaten up fairly regularly by the football team of the local high school. The quarterback had started the tradition back when he'd been a Sophmore in High school, and while Brian thought it would stop when he graduated, apparently giving him a monthly beating had become sort of a tradition for the team. He'd gone to the police, but in the small town he lived in, the good spirits of the local team seemed to be far more important than the health of one nerdy kid. Unfortunately for Brian, his walk to and from the local college took him right past the High School, making it just about impossible to avoid running into members of the team.
With a groan, Brian rose from the chair he'd been in and went over to his shelves. He rooted through them listlessly for a bit, and then grinned slightly as he found the old, leatherbound book a friend had gave him for his last birthday. It had been a joke gift, obviously. The book was supposedly a "spell book", but everyone knew that crap wasnt real. Still...It would probably be fun to work some kind of "spell" for revenge against the football players. It might not actually do anything, but it would be a great way to vent some of his frustration. With a grin, Brian wandered up the stairs to make sure his parents weren't home.
An hour later, Brian had finished copying the pattern on the page next to the spell he had chosen. If this were real, supposedly it would conjure some sort of demon, which as long as he'd drawn this design right, he would have the power to command. As he compared the book to his chalk drawing on the concrete patio in his parent's backyard, he noticed a few mistakes in his work. But whatever, there was no way any of this was going to mean anything anyway. With a short laugh, he held the book open to the right page and began slowly reading, chanting in a language that sounded a bit like latin, but definitely wasn't. He wasnt positive he was getting the words right, but supposedly he was summoning some lesser helper-imp from the nether realms. When he shouted out the last word, Brian jumped backwards, falling on his ass as he heard a loud crack of thunder, and a huge dark cloud formed within the magic circle he'd drawn.
Brian swore, gingerly holding a cold-pack to his bruised face, thankful that for once, the beating hadn't broken his nose. Despite the fact that he was 21 years old, and was just starting the last year of college, He was STILL being beaten up fairly regularly by the football team of the local high school. The quarterback had started the tradition back when he'd been a Sophmore in High school, and while Brian thought it would stop when he graduated, apparently giving him a monthly beating had become sort of a tradition for the team. He'd gone to the police, but in the small town he lived in, the good spirits of the local team seemed to be far more important than the health of one nerdy kid. Unfortunately for Brian, his walk to and from the local college took him right past the High School, making it just about impossible to avoid running into members of the team.
With a groan, Brian rose from the chair he'd been in and went over to his shelves. He rooted through them listlessly for a bit, and then grinned slightly as he found the old, leatherbound book a friend had gave him for his last birthday. It had been a joke gift, obviously. The book was supposedly a "spell book", but everyone knew that crap wasnt real. Still...It would probably be fun to work some kind of "spell" for revenge against the football players. It might not actually do anything, but it would be a great way to vent some of his frustration. With a grin, Brian wandered up the stairs to make sure his parents weren't home.
An hour later, Brian had finished copying the pattern on the page next to the spell he had chosen. If this were real, supposedly it would conjure some sort of demon, which as long as he'd drawn this design right, he would have the power to command. As he compared the book to his chalk drawing on the concrete patio in his parent's backyard, he noticed a few mistakes in his work. But whatever, there was no way any of this was going to mean anything anyway. With a short laugh, he held the book open to the right page and began slowly reading, chanting in a language that sounded a bit like latin, but definitely wasn't. He wasnt positive he was getting the words right, but supposedly he was summoning some lesser helper-imp from the nether realms. When he shouted out the last word, Brian jumped backwards, falling on his ass as he heard a loud crack of thunder, and a huge dark cloud formed within the magic circle he'd drawn.