
Silus smiled at the dogs and the girl. "I knew they were pits, just didn't know if they were pure. Nice talking", he said as his british accent bled through a bit when he spoke. Most could tell he was a foreigner, but since he had lived in the states so long he had picked up on the way they talked, though with certain words it bled through.
Silus turned from the girl with his skateboard in one hand, and coffee in the other, he founds a nice seat outside on the outer tables. He set his guitar case on the table, leaned his board against the table, and unzipped his guitar case. He reached in and pulled out a notepad and a pen alond with his guitar, then watched the streets and zoned out. He listened to everything. The people, the hinking of cars, the steps of dogs and people in alleyways, the birds' song that broke through the noise, and everything else that he could.
Silus turned from the girl with his skateboard in one hand, and coffee in the other, he founds a nice seat outside on the outer tables. He set his guitar case on the table, leaned his board against the table, and unzipped his guitar case. He reached in and pulled out a notepad and a pen alond with his guitar, then watched the streets and zoned out. He listened to everything. The people, the hinking of cars, the steps of dogs and people in alleyways, the birds' song that broke through the noise, and everything else that he could.





