The Stellar discussion

This room has no specific purpose. It contains a office desk, a wardrobe and a three-legged chair. If you're looking for some time alone, this might be a good place to come.

Fox was indeed looking to be alone. He was thinking of all of the years that had passed by in The Stellar. His time would surely come to and end soon. While the Stellar was his home and his sanctuary, he was indeed excited to leave. Watching all these kids grow up was an exciting thing to do, but now he would be able to join his friends on the other side. That was when he realised his thoughts sounded like he was dying. Well, whatareyagunnado? Reclining back in the chair he continued to think about his future.

As he heard another person come in, Fox's hand immediately went for his pocket knife before seeing a girl slightly younger than him. "Thats a question I should be asking you young lady. It's past The Stellar.'s bedtime. You aren't suppose dto be up." He said in a very calm and collected voice. As her pet practicality jumped him, he set it back down wiping the salvia off of his face. "And train your dog." He mumbled in a distasteful voice. "Who are you?"

"Listen Smartass. I don't need anything right now from a little girl. So why don't you turn around and go to bed. It's 1:00 AM, and unless you were stealing something, have insomnia, or on japan time I'm afraid you can't do this." The entire time, Fox stayed still with a poker face plastered on his skull. "Even if I did plan on skinning you. I wouldn't tell you. And you wouldn't be alive to tell anyone I did." He was being sarcastic but the way he said it sounded otherwise.

"For someone thats almost my age you act like a 6 year old. No, wait. They're more mature than you." As she got angry it was actually kind of amusing. Someone that could be a junior in high school acted like a possesive and irritable 5 year old. "Look kid, I'll ignore you coming in late if you just leave."

As she sat down, Fox quirked an eyebrow and gave her the clipboard he was previously holding and a pen. "Alright, if you aren't leaving then I will." He sighed and began to leave.

For a moment, Fox hesitated and thought about all of the other moody teenagers that he'd have to deal with if he left this door. So he stayed. Picking the book he was reading perviously, he took off his jacket and rested across the cair proping himself up to read. "Don't bother me." Sighing, he ran a hand through his hair, wondering what to do once he was done reading that book.

Closing his book, Fox looked up at her with crystal clear annoyance plastered onto his face. "This is why you would annoy me." After a couple moments, Fox sighed and reopened his book letting his emerald eyes search the pages. "I'm studying psychology. Even if I don't have the chance to go into school, I can still do what I want. I have an idea, thats enough." He had shared this idea with very few people, not enough of them cared to listen though.

"I want to work with kids. Who knows what they've gone through, especially some like us." Fox's answer was short, simple. He was kind of like a dry texter in real life. "Thats nice I guess, I've never really had an affiliation for animals. Sighing he closed his book, he wasn't going to finish while she was around. "I'vebeen studying whenever I could get my hands on a book."