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Kable only briefly explained his reason for not going into the buildings. Occasionally his mind would wonder what was inside these buildings, the problem was that he saw them so often that he tended to lose interest in them. The young prince easily insisted that they weren’t surprises unless he opened them. He wasn’t wrong, but he didn’t quite understand the way Kable personally thought of them. Had the elder male Catori been a bit younger he probably would have raided them all by now but he hadn’t. The Haskel termed the buildings as mysteries, and went on to say that enjoyed solving mysteries.
The light from the sun splintered the colors from the glass with in the bag he held all over the room, hitting some rays hitting Skoll and himself. It was a pretty sight to see in the kind of musty room. The Husky-Malamute looked out the window at the back of the studio, there was a long deck with a railing overlooking the water that spanned the length of the building. The door to the deck was actually unlocked, turning the handle he let himself out. Hey buddy, come on! He called into the doorway behind him. The male could see much of the body of water, a warm moist breeze made its way past. Placing his hands on his hip he took a deep breath through his nose and exhaled heavily. This is nice. Looking at the sea he felt the urge to build a boat and go sailing.
Hey Skoll, want to go break into the other buildings and snoop around? He could be fun and playful, but lately it seemed really hard for the male to unwind and relax but he was trying. Maybe he was just being too serious and letting his thoughts cloud his better judgment.
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