Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2014 20:14:38 GMT -5
Asher Cavalry:
It was odd. Ash felt an overwhelming heat on him. His room wasn't this warm. Then again he didn't sleep on sand either. He moved his around to feel small grands of sand, which were pretty hot not to mention. He opened his eyes and found himself in what looked like a desert.
A desert?!
He got himself up, slowly and steadily. He surveyed his surroundings and he honestly didn't feel any better. The desert seemed to stretch on for miles. There was nothing in site. Just sand. Well there were, oddly, telephone posts that weren't connected and gears that protruded out of the ground. It was one of the most bizarre things he has ever seen. Not anywhere near him that's for sure. He lived in New York, USA. There were no deserts there.
He walked towards a gear, and touched it to see if anything happened. Nothing did, and Ash knew it wouldn't but he had to try. Then he wanted to see if it could be budged, and tried moving it. Once again it was hopeless and it was obviously stuck in the ground well.
The heat was very intense, so he took of his hoodie and carried it in his hands. He wasn't used to this kind of weather. It was odd, this was odd. Everything about this desert screamed odd. He had run out of ideas on what to do. What else could he do. He had nothing but his mobile phone and some money on him. From the look of things he wasn't in New York any more, maybe not even the USA. It terrified Ash to not know where he was. But he wasn't going to show it. He maybe lost and overheated and confused, but he was still Asher Cavalry, and he would figure a way out of this desert.
He would.
It was odd. Ash felt an overwhelming heat on him. His room wasn't this warm. Then again he didn't sleep on sand either. He moved his around to feel small grands of sand, which were pretty hot not to mention. He opened his eyes and found himself in what looked like a desert.
A desert?!
He got himself up, slowly and steadily. He surveyed his surroundings and he honestly didn't feel any better. The desert seemed to stretch on for miles. There was nothing in site. Just sand. Well there were, oddly, telephone posts that weren't connected and gears that protruded out of the ground. It was one of the most bizarre things he has ever seen. Not anywhere near him that's for sure. He lived in New York, USA. There were no deserts there.
He walked towards a gear, and touched it to see if anything happened. Nothing did, and Ash knew it wouldn't but he had to try. Then he wanted to see if it could be budged, and tried moving it. Once again it was hopeless and it was obviously stuck in the ground well.
The heat was very intense, so he took of his hoodie and carried it in his hands. He wasn't used to this kind of weather. It was odd, this was odd. Everything about this desert screamed odd. He had run out of ideas on what to do. What else could he do. He had nothing but his mobile phone and some money on him. From the look of things he wasn't in New York any more, maybe not even the USA. It terrified Ash to not know where he was. But he wasn't going to show it. He maybe lost and overheated and confused, but he was still Asher Cavalry, and he would figure a way out of this desert.
He would.