The Alternate Flock {Maximum Ride RP} V.2 ~Currently Closed~

[~Ciel~]

Erin simply nodded, having to agree with that almost immediately. Crow had been through a lot in his life. Surely this didn't even phase him. Erin watched him, making sure he was alright just in case. He appeared fine. She gave him a blank stare at the last part. "You figure that out all by yourself?" she asked, obviously teasing and maybe even insulting him.

[nivans.piers]

Crow smirked slightly, " It took a floor, and stupidity, but yes, i did figure that out all by myself." He winked, than stood.

[~Ciel~]

Erin had planned to smirk back as well or at least flash a mischievous grin. Instead, she just grew a little flustered. She wasn't good with this kind of stuff. "Y-yeah," she replied, managing only a small, nearly sheepish smile and that in response to Crow's gestures and words. Once he got up, she returned to normal, almost as if she were pretending nothing occurred. She glanced around, casually of course. The subject was abruptly changed. "So....what next?" she asked. "Anything else you wanna fall through?" She grinned that time. "Seriously though. Want to check anything else out around here? If not, we should probably bring the others here."

[nivans.piers]

Crow nodded, " i'm gonna go check out downstairs... you can take a power nap if you want." He smiled, " you don't have to worry about me falling through things down their."

[~Ciel~]

Erin eyed him. "Alright. Fine," she replied, nodding to show she really was okay with that. "Yeah, I might just. I'm kind of exhausted." She glanced around, looking for an ideal place to rest. As she searched, she answered him with "Oh, thank God. I was about to say you're slipping."

[nivans.piers]

Crow nodded, and shook his head, a slight smile graced his lips. He headed to the wooden door leading downstairs. It was silent as it swung open. He descended the steps, they were as silent as mice. Thank the lord.

[~Ciel~]

Erin watched as he left until she could no longer see him. She then turned back around. Walking through the house, she wandered across a small couch. Luckily for her, it had one of those sofa coverings. She removed it, exposing a dust-free couch. "Oh, thank God," she murmured. She searched for a blanket of some sort. She found an old, beaten up quilt in a linen closet. She took it and headed back to the couch. She got cozy on the couch, in fetal position, and engulfed herself under the quilt. She then closed her eyes, trying to take that well-deserved nap.

[nivans.piers]

the basement wasn't much. Crow had manged to find an old oil lamb and a lighter. Flipping the metal cap open, he used that very silver lighter to relight the lamp, and hung it in it's position on the ceiling. Their was two cots, both with quilts adorned with childrens toys for patterns, and the pillows were relatively clean and puffy. A dresser was in the corner, and their was even an old radio. A stack of boxes was in the corner. Their was mice in the bathroom, but when he saw them, he was glad to find they were trapped. Their weren't many bugs. The floor was concrete and so were the walls. It wasn't that bad, just very cold. He even shivered. Finally, after searching and sneaking around the basement for about an hour, he headed upstairs, to a sound asleep Erin. He couldn't help but smile. His heart had practically jumped into the girl's hands, and while it bothered him, he didn't mind. He still wasn't sure if he would ever exactly be with her.
He wanted her to be able to go out in the world. He loved the flock, but even now he didn't trust his own leading abilities. Losing so much of the flock had definitely had it's impact on him, but every day he didn't show it. He felt like a centri guard, not allowed to move, or show emotion. The thought made his smile vanish. He wanted all of them to be able to grow up, go their seperate ways but still keep in touch. He just didn't know where he would go, if he would leave, or if he would end up still gliding around, homeless and technically free, but alone. Finally he sat on one of the plush chairs, and let his eyes slide shut. He wasn't able to sleep, just try to relax. It was when his eyes were sliding shut did he notice the white lining the window. He stood, eyebrows drawn together, and looked out the glass. Surely enough, fluffy pure white snow covered the ground, and still fell from the sky. It explained why it was colder in here than before, he just hadn't noticed it from the chilly basement. He made his way to Erin, and crouched down next to her.
gently, he shook her shoulder, " Erin. I want to show you something... get up." He subconsciously brushed a strand of hair from her face, before she fully awoke.

(( sorry i wrote a book XD XD))

[~Ciel~]

(It's okay. I love books! :3)

(It's an adorable book!)

Erin had fallen asleep nearly instantly. She truly had been exhausted. Now she was sleeping comfortably on the couch, the colorful quilt above her keeping her completely warm and cozy. A feeling she hadn't felt in a while. What wonders an actual resting place can do. She had even had a pleasant dream in her slumber, another rare occurrence. Too bad she wouldn't exactly remember what the dream was about, just the nice feeling she had acquired from it. As soon as Crow shook her shoulder, however, it took a while for her to wake up. This was a bit odd, because she was basically programmed to be alert of anything and everything. In a few moments, she had murmured something to Crow, something incoherent. Finally, her eyes fluttered open slowly and she gave a small yawn. She turned to face Crow, still neatly tucked under the quilt. "Show me something? What...what it is?" She definitely wasn't getting out of bed until he had a good reason for her to do so.

[nivans.piers]

XD why thank you!))


Crow raised a brow, " i'll carry you if I have to. come on." He said, though his tone was still soft.