Snippet #1415334

Reinku was generally bored while listening to the old man speak. It wasn't that Reinku didn't believe what the man was saying, nor was it that he didn't think it was important. It was just that this was probably the 67th time he had heard the exact same speech reiterated over and over again. Every mission he did for whatever organization he was working for or hired, gave the same damn warning. Seriously, where did they get this bollocks? From the internet? "Brave old guy vague speech about dangerous mission.org?"

Reinku chuckled lightly at this amusing thought. What wasn't amusing was when Reinku heard the man say "Parachute out this door, it'
s the only way." Reinku nearly melted right in his seat. Sure he was quite the athletic guy who had been on numerous types of missions, stealth ones being his favorite. Never had he ever in his life, sky dived out of a bloomin plane. Though when the time came for it to be Reinku's turn, he calmly collected his mixed bag of emotions and steadied himself. "Oh boy. Thank you so much for this opportunity, Sir. I've always wanted to plummet to my death at inhuman speeds. Well, guess this is my exit. I'll catch you later sir. Ta-ta!"

The last part of his sly comment was muffed by the air ripping from his lungs by the sheer intensity of the wind hitting his body straight on. Maybe it wasn't such a grand idea to run out the exit with a double flip dive into the air. "BLOODY HELL!" Reinku said, still recovering from the shock of hitting the air in such a short time. It was quite different to go from casually standing on some sort of substance, to gracefully plummeting to your death, darting though the clouds. Quick an invigorating feeling, indeed. Once you got over the whole "OMGFUCKINGODI'MGOINGTODIEWITHOUTEVERFINDINGREALLOVE!" part, it's not so bad.

About 20 minutes after, Reinku was nearing the ground. He smiled and thanked the Great Time Lords in Space that he would feel the earth under his feet soon. Though, Reinku was getting real grand at this sky diving jig. He did a few back flips and front flips out of glee and finished the rest with a beautiful nose dive through thousands of feet. Reinku got into upright position and tugged his parachute a bit harder than required. This gig was a blast and all, but Reinku was all too anxious to be back on somewhat familiar ground, or at least, ground. The parachute bloomed out from his pack and he buoyantly glided his way down to the landing facility.

"Boy! Wasn't that one hell of a blooming ride?!" He yelled, still absolutely high off the 30 minute adrenaline rush.