This kid better have an air mattress
Dec 18, 2012 9:17:46 GMT -5
Post by Tanner Larson on Dec 18, 2012 9:17:46 GMT -5
Well, this was certainly different.
Tanner walked briskly through the campus of Harvard University. It was fairly impressive, though, when he considered it objectively, not entirely dissimilar to that of the Hammel Institute. It was open, grassy, and fairly brick-centric, the only immediately noticeable difference being the age of the students around him.
Not to mention it was significantly more diverse.
The blonde walked down one of the cobblestone walkways, rolling suitcase trailing behind him. He was dressed inappropriately for winter as he always was, and he noticed that some individuals walking past were looking at him like he was a bit unwell, but still the boy had a smile on his face. He could definitely, definitely see himself going there.
That is, so long as they would have him.
For now, he was just here to visit for the weekend. It was Friday morning, and the boy had taken the train to Boston and then a bus to Cambridge. His only solidified plans were that he would be staying with his friend, Zac, in his dorm room, attending a class or two with him, and exploring the campus. What else they got up to was essentially up to Zac and his superior knowledge of the school and surrounding town. That made Tanner a bit uneasy, but he had a feeling they would have fun. As it was, he had practically had to beg the kid to let him come visit - not that Zac didn't want to see him, but he expressed concern that the blonde academic would "cramp his style" or whatever.
The boy found Zac's dorm building((PS if he's not staying in a dorm, let me know and I'll change this)) using the map he had printed out at the Hammel library, and the young pyrokinetic signed in at the front desk before making his way up the elevator to the mimic's floor. Finding the right room number, he gave a knock and waited for it to open.
This was going to be an interesting next few days - of that, he was certain. So long as he didn't leave with any less self-respect, he would consider it a success.
Tanner walked briskly through the campus of Harvard University. It was fairly impressive, though, when he considered it objectively, not entirely dissimilar to that of the Hammel Institute. It was open, grassy, and fairly brick-centric, the only immediately noticeable difference being the age of the students around him.
Not to mention it was significantly more diverse.
The blonde walked down one of the cobblestone walkways, rolling suitcase trailing behind him. He was dressed inappropriately for winter as he always was, and he noticed that some individuals walking past were looking at him like he was a bit unwell, but still the boy had a smile on his face. He could definitely, definitely see himself going there.
That is, so long as they would have him.
For now, he was just here to visit for the weekend. It was Friday morning, and the boy had taken the train to Boston and then a bus to Cambridge. His only solidified plans were that he would be staying with his friend, Zac, in his dorm room, attending a class or two with him, and exploring the campus. What else they got up to was essentially up to Zac and his superior knowledge of the school and surrounding town. That made Tanner a bit uneasy, but he had a feeling they would have fun. As it was, he had practically had to beg the kid to let him come visit - not that Zac didn't want to see him, but he expressed concern that the blonde academic would "cramp his style" or whatever.
The boy found Zac's dorm building((PS if he's not staying in a dorm, let me know and I'll change this)) using the map he had printed out at the Hammel library, and the young pyrokinetic signed in at the front desk before making his way up the elevator to the mimic's floor. Finding the right room number, he gave a knock and waited for it to open.
This was going to be an interesting next few days - of that, he was certain. So long as he didn't leave with any less self-respect, he would consider it a success.