Waking up early was never really Kevin's strong point. He had always promised himself that he would sleep early so he could wake up early the next day but somehow, Kev always ended up staying up late and then woke up even later. It was also very annoying that the leader liked to meet in the early morning. Like today for example.
6:30 A.M
His alarm clock went off - a loud, shrieking sound that made Kevin want to smash the damn thing to pieces. 'Don't...You'll need it later' His sleepy mind grumbled and Kevin sat up, rubbing his tired eyes. His appearance was worrying, he knew that. The bags under his eyes had darkened considerably since the last time everyone had met, like he hadn't slept for days and he had gotten lighter, too. Well, he supposed he could just play being stupid and hoped the others wouldn't notice. Their concern was hear-warming but misplaced. He could take care of himself perfectly fine.
Stiffened a massive yawn, Kevin stood up and walked to the bathroom to begin his normal routine, stumbling half of the way there. He brushed his teeth, combed his hair and put on his normal clothes - white t-shirt, black jacket and jeans. He looked at the mirror and slapped himself lightly to make sure he didn't look too tired, Kevin made his way toward the front door. Today was a gloomy day, he noticed with a small smile. Well, that was good. He liked gloomy weather, not because people would be sadder or anything cliche like that. He just liked it because he wouldn't have to deal with the sun and its annoying light. Kev covered his mouth with his hand as he yawned loudly again, earning himself a few odd look from the people on the street.
Once again, waking up early was never Kevin's strong point.
He stepped into a dark alley and looked around. Good, there was no one to be found. He could do his things more easily then. A crow shrieked and Kevin looked up, raising an eyebrow. 'I wonder if that's one of them...Well, whatever' He shrugged and let the sorrow embraced him, turned him into a black raven. His eyes gleamed and with a cry, Kevin took off to the location where the his family often met with each other.
Flying was an amazing experience, Kev had soon discovered that. He could feel the wind through his wings, and he felt like he was free. Of course, flying with those big, fluffy white wings had their advantages like they could personally enjoy the fly in their human forms but flying in this form was always more awesome, that was the conclusion Kevin had reached after a while. It was strange for the first few times, flying and seeing things through the eyes of a bird but he had quickly gotten used to it and ever since, he had always preferred to fly to a destination if he could instead of taking the bus or other means of transportation.
The journey was short, however as Kevin saw the cabin came to view. It was abandoned for years but the condition of it was still good, much to Kevin's surprise. 'Well, certainly better than Hell anyway' He thought dryly...but then again, anywhere was better than Hell. Personally, Kevin had come to Hell a few times before, mostly out of curiosity but as soon as he had arrived there, he just wanted to go back. The atmosphere was hot, too hot for his liking. Plus, the moans and screams were loud and annoying.
Kevin, still in his Raven form, landed on a nearby tree and let out a shriek. He looked around, carefully to see if anyone was foolish enough to follow him. The humans wouldn't but Kev would never try to put it pass the Angels to try and do just that. 'Redemption my ass...I don't need it' He waited for several long minutes, making sure no one had really followed him 'Bad habits kill good ninjas or something' It was a quote he had read in one of his silly mangas. He had liked that quote a lot.
Finally decided that no one had followed him, Kevin flew through the opened window and landed in front of Hank, making sure that he had turned back to his human form just in time for a dramatic entrance. "Leader..." Kevin greeted, kneeling on one leg and used his left hand to support himself. With that being said, let's not forget Kevin was one for dramatic things. He waited for a few seconds before standing up, brushing a few dust here and there. "Good morning, sir...I hope you have a good night sleep?" Kevin said jokingly and brushed a few stray of hair out of his eyes. It seemed he was the earliest one to arrive today. Good for him.
Kev took out a few broken branch that had stuck on his head when he transformed into a raven and studied his surronding. From the look of it, his leader hadn't even arrived here much longer than he did. Kevin grinned. 'I win this bet! I can certainly be the earliest person arriving here for sure!' He cheered mentally. Still smiling, Kevin crossed his hands and waited for the others with barely contained energy. No matter if he stayed up late last night and had to wake up early this morning, he still had energy. That was more than some other people already.
6:30 A.M
His alarm clock went off - a loud, shrieking sound that made Kevin want to smash the damn thing to pieces. 'Don't...You'll need it later' His sleepy mind grumbled and Kevin sat up, rubbing his tired eyes. His appearance was worrying, he knew that. The bags under his eyes had darkened considerably since the last time everyone had met, like he hadn't slept for days and he had gotten lighter, too. Well, he supposed he could just play being stupid and hoped the others wouldn't notice. Their concern was hear-warming but misplaced. He could take care of himself perfectly fine.
Stiffened a massive yawn, Kevin stood up and walked to the bathroom to begin his normal routine, stumbling half of the way there. He brushed his teeth, combed his hair and put on his normal clothes - white t-shirt, black jacket and jeans. He looked at the mirror and slapped himself lightly to make sure he didn't look too tired, Kevin made his way toward the front door. Today was a gloomy day, he noticed with a small smile. Well, that was good. He liked gloomy weather, not because people would be sadder or anything cliche like that. He just liked it because he wouldn't have to deal with the sun and its annoying light. Kev covered his mouth with his hand as he yawned loudly again, earning himself a few odd look from the people on the street.
Once again, waking up early was never Kevin's strong point.
He stepped into a dark alley and looked around. Good, there was no one to be found. He could do his things more easily then. A crow shrieked and Kevin looked up, raising an eyebrow. 'I wonder if that's one of them...Well, whatever' He shrugged and let the sorrow embraced him, turned him into a black raven. His eyes gleamed and with a cry, Kevin took off to the location where the his family often met with each other.
Flying was an amazing experience, Kev had soon discovered that. He could feel the wind through his wings, and he felt like he was free. Of course, flying with those big, fluffy white wings had their advantages like they could personally enjoy the fly in their human forms but flying in this form was always more awesome, that was the conclusion Kevin had reached after a while. It was strange for the first few times, flying and seeing things through the eyes of a bird but he had quickly gotten used to it and ever since, he had always preferred to fly to a destination if he could instead of taking the bus or other means of transportation.
The journey was short, however as Kevin saw the cabin came to view. It was abandoned for years but the condition of it was still good, much to Kevin's surprise. 'Well, certainly better than Hell anyway' He thought dryly...but then again, anywhere was better than Hell. Personally, Kevin had come to Hell a few times before, mostly out of curiosity but as soon as he had arrived there, he just wanted to go back. The atmosphere was hot, too hot for his liking. Plus, the moans and screams were loud and annoying.
Kevin, still in his Raven form, landed on a nearby tree and let out a shriek. He looked around, carefully to see if anyone was foolish enough to follow him. The humans wouldn't but Kev would never try to put it pass the Angels to try and do just that. 'Redemption my ass...I don't need it' He waited for several long minutes, making sure no one had really followed him 'Bad habits kill good ninjas or something' It was a quote he had read in one of his silly mangas. He had liked that quote a lot.
Finally decided that no one had followed him, Kevin flew through the opened window and landed in front of Hank, making sure that he had turned back to his human form just in time for a dramatic entrance. "Leader..." Kevin greeted, kneeling on one leg and used his left hand to support himself. With that being said, let's not forget Kevin was one for dramatic things. He waited for a few seconds before standing up, brushing a few dust here and there. "Good morning, sir...I hope you have a good night sleep?" Kevin said jokingly and brushed a few stray of hair out of his eyes. It seemed he was the earliest one to arrive today. Good for him.
Kev took out a few broken branch that had stuck on his head when he transformed into a raven and studied his surronding. From the look of it, his leader hadn't even arrived here much longer than he did. Kevin grinned. 'I win this bet! I can certainly be the earliest person arriving here for sure!' He cheered mentally. Still smiling, Kevin crossed his hands and waited for the others with barely contained energy. No matter if he stayed up late last night and had to wake up early this morning, he still had energy. That was more than some other people already.