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Post by Vul'cak on May 31, 2013 1:07:31 GMT
It was the kind of sun that placed a depressing mood on everything. It made you sad, just something about the harsh way it sizzled down onto the pavement just made you, simply put, sad. The smell of waste completed the scene, and the old garbage cans littered the alley. The sky was an angry red colour, the colour of a sunny day. A boy walked home in this harsh sun. He didn't wear his sunglasses today but then he is a Vulcan and his double eyelids protect his eyes from the harsh sun.
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Post by Spirk on May 31, 2013 10:09:54 GMT
Kock was walking home with his friends, and his friends asked, "Did you see the look on his face? He will not survive another encounter." Kock replies, "Yes I did. I will bet he will be running home to his mummy!" The four Vulcan children jostled with one another wickedly, and having a good laugh.
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Post by Vul'cak on May 31, 2013 14:57:26 GMT
Vul'cak watched Spock's stiff-lipped anguish caused by torment at the hands of other Vulcan children and he felt sorry for his friend. Everyday, he wish to stop the torment but deep inside, he was a coward. He knew he got to stop them but he fear he will be attacked, so he let them be. He calls to his friend, "Wait up, Spock! Wait up!"
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Post by Spirk on Jun 1, 2013 7:46:38 GMT
Kock's friends reached their home, and gave the salute. Then Kock was alone, but he was not worried and he walks to his home. Yet his home was after Spock's home, and he stopped in front.
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Post by Vul'cak on Jun 1, 2013 23:42:11 GMT
Unknown to them, their victim was watching sadly as he leaves his school. This child had been teased yet again and he did not like it.
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