Early Days [ArcXivix/Open]
Jun 4, 2015 21:39:54 GMT
Post by tridentcrasher on Jun 4, 2015 21:39:54 GMT
Forest.
That was the easy part to understand. The fact that it was made entirely of data, or whatever? No, Aydn was still struggling with that bit. Then again, it had been a weird day, to say the least. Recieving his 'Xros Loader' mysteriously in the mail, and being guided into this 'Digital World'. Needless to say, he was outside of his comfort zone.
There were...differences, such as the inhabitants of the area, but the fact that forests were still forests, digital or not, gave the teen at least some comfort. Aydn had considered stopping to sketch some of the surrounding 'foliage', or perhaps asking one of the locals to pose for him, but so far he hadn't even worked up the nerve to talk to one of them...
What was he even doing here? Endless walking. It must've been a couple of hours since he'd arrived, surely. Sightseeing? Was that it? No, couldn't be. Why bother with this Xros Loader device, if there's no purpose to his being here?
Even as he inspected the device, he knew it'd be blank. Silly thing. Maybe he could ask one of the locals for help. They didn't seem too freaked out by him, as they carried on their lives around him. Maybe there were other humans, somewhere? Hrm...
That was the easy part to understand. The fact that it was made entirely of data, or whatever? No, Aydn was still struggling with that bit. Then again, it had been a weird day, to say the least. Recieving his 'Xros Loader' mysteriously in the mail, and being guided into this 'Digital World'. Needless to say, he was outside of his comfort zone.
There were...differences, such as the inhabitants of the area, but the fact that forests were still forests, digital or not, gave the teen at least some comfort. Aydn had considered stopping to sketch some of the surrounding 'foliage', or perhaps asking one of the locals to pose for him, but so far he hadn't even worked up the nerve to talk to one of them...
What was he even doing here? Endless walking. It must've been a couple of hours since he'd arrived, surely. Sightseeing? Was that it? No, couldn't be. Why bother with this Xros Loader device, if there's no purpose to his being here?
Even as he inspected the device, he knew it'd be blank. Silly thing. Maybe he could ask one of the locals for help. They didn't seem too freaked out by him, as they carried on their lives around him. Maybe there were other humans, somewhere? Hrm...
