It's so silly to sit and hope for miracles

Subject: It's so silly to sit and hope for miracles Thu Dec 20, 2012 10:14 am

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Arisu sat by the edge of the platforms, idly swinging her legs, looking around the scenery. It's the same scenery she's seen all these years but it always seem to be interesting. The Orchards looked different from the station, it was actually quite an interesting sight, another part if the Orchards. Arisu never really been to the train station before so she decided to take a trip over here. It was quiet and almost seemed deserted, other than a few workers and Peace Keepers that seemed to let her stay around here for a little while, no train was gonna come any time soon. The Games were just over and yet another victor was crowned but sometimes she wondered, will a train ever come back to district 11 at this time? She glanced down to the tracks and thought about how long its been since she actually seen her acquaintance Viktor. Arisu brought her gaze back up and grinned, "Shikata ga nai (It can't be helped)." Maybe a day's break like this was nice once in a while.

Subject: Re: It's so silly to sit and hope for miracles Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:31 pm

Willow had een walking around district 11 idly, completely wasting her time but enjoying herself. If she went home there would be a mountain of chores to do, but she ignored that fact and began to skip a little up and down the train tracks, laughing as she saw her bird try to peck a stone to death.“It's no use,” she said. She scanned whatever was near her for a moment. Nothing much. The tracks, which didnt seem to have a train coming. A few bored peacekeepersvwho knew her pretty well, A girl.....what? She stared at her. She seemed to be a girl her age, only....[s]asian[/s]. She walked over toher and smiled.
“I've never seen an asian in district 11,”

Subject: Re: It's so silly to sit and hope for miracles Mon Dec 24, 2012 2:36 pm

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Arisu hummed to herself as a few mockingjay birds flew past. It was to the tune of one of the songs her mother used to sing often. Arisu turned around as she heard someone else speak. It wasn't the voice of the workers nor the peacekeepers, the new voice belonged to someone else. Arisu tilted her head quizzingly and stared at the girl that spoke, as if not understanding her. It was a few short silent moments before Arisu burst out laughing, "it's a rare sight isn't it? It's kinda nice sometimes! To be the only few asians." Her laughter bubbled down the giggles before she stopped and waved a hand to the young girl, "Yoho! My name's Arisu! But you can just call me Alice, everyone else does!" She patted the empty space on the edge of the platform beside her, inviting the girl to sit down with her. Well, Arisu could use some company!

Subject: Re: It's so silly to sit and hope for miracles Mon Dec 24, 2012 8:23 pm

"I'm Willow. Willow Branch." Willow replied and smiled. " Isn't it a little sad that even Asians have to be involved in Panem? I mean, according to our history books, it took a long time for any asians to come over to what they called North America. " she said and her mind wandered off to some other candyland.
((Im rushed, sorry)

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Arisu grinned, "guess the Capitol was desperate for some Fuji Apples eh?" She swung her legs back and forth in the empty space below her, where the train would 'grace' its presence once a year. Maybe a few squirrels every now and then too though. She continued on, telling a tale, "my mother told me how different everything was back in Japan. We could actually communicate with others from far away places! Wouldn't it be cool if we could talk with the people from the other districts?" Arisu excitedly point towards the horizon made out of the outlines of the trees, as if right over that would be a step to a whole new, different district.

One of the peacekeepers patrolled along the platform, eyeing the two girls. Curious probably. It was usually just her whenever she dropped by on occasions. Arisu waved to him and shot out a peace sign, smiling. Through his white helmet, a faint smile showed as he nodded and moved on quickly, back to his job. Ben, she'd call him. No one bothered to find out their names, and they never bothered to give them, so Arisu nicknamed them herself! The peacekeepers around here all seemed nice deep down inside, or maybe that's just her imagination. "So what does your family grow around here? Since I've already kinda told you mine!" Arisu asked and laid backwards, down on the ground, resting her head on her arms.

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