He was restless.
When the sun refused to rise, and one's body clock was left to make things up for itself, one's sleeping patterns went to shit.
How long had he been awake for now? Thirty hours? Forty?
He was wired, annoyingly so. He couldn't settle, couldn't stop twitching, shifting. He was driving himself insane, his thoughts running on a neverending loop.
At least he had Kia. Sharing a room with her was a blessing. He wondered if he would be as restless if they were in the cottage together, just them, no Academy or Grounders or locals to divert their attention away from each other.
It didn't matter. It was another useless train of thought to send him insane with its inane connotations.
He wandered the halls, eventually settling in a larger classroom that appeared to be mostly empty. It was just another place to be, to exist, to dwell on his great many thoughts, itching to put something into action, yet utterly unable to.
When the sun refused to rise, and one's body clock was left to make things up for itself, one's sleeping patterns went to shit.
How long had he been awake for now? Thirty hours? Forty?
He was wired, annoyingly so. He couldn't settle, couldn't stop twitching, shifting. He was driving himself insane, his thoughts running on a neverending loop.
At least he had Kia. Sharing a room with her was a blessing. He wondered if he would be as restless if they were in the cottage together, just them, no Academy or Grounders or locals to divert their attention away from each other.
It didn't matter. It was another useless train of thought to send him insane with its inane connotations.
He wandered the halls, eventually settling in a larger classroom that appeared to be mostly empty. It was just another place to be, to exist, to dwell on his great many thoughts, itching to put something into action, yet utterly unable to.
CHULANE
No one's ever gonna stop us now
