Brothers
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 8:20 pm
The streets of New Haven lay empty as ever, completely motionless under the dark storm-ridden sky. It seemed that every house in the village had been deserted for quite some time now; for sale signs hanging on each entrance, spider webs cover the majority of the window frames both inside and out. The darkness began to pour from the streets through the houses, except for one just next to the bank.
Felix had just landed on the shores outside of Britain; the sandy beach was moistened from the storm that just blew through not even an hour before. Felix turned to the captain and offered him his hand to thank him for the journey. As quickly as he set foot onto the sand, the ship had left and disappeared from sight. Felix turned towards the West and followed the signs that marked the path to New Haven.

For once Felix was separated from his brother Ajax as he had arrived a night or two in advance to make the necessary reservations to where they would be staying. The last message Felix had received was just before the storm had begun out on the sea; it was from Ajax. The letter was written in what looked like scribbles and some drawings. Felix knew immediately the letter had been crafted by his brother Ajax. Having some troubles making out the penmanship, he finally managed to piece a few words together which read: “Me WeST iN NeW HAveN HouSeS MaNy MeeT BaNkr”. These directions were the only thing that Felix had to guide him.
Felix followed the signs West through the mountains, within just a few minutes he reached the streets of New Haven. He made his way further West into the village until he spotted the bank. Upon Greeting the guards outside Felix asked them if they had seen a broad shouldered man pass by the area recently. Unfortunately the guards were of no assistance since they had just arrived a few minutes earlier to take over guard for the evening and night. Felix entered the bank to find a very potent scent; to his right he saw his younger brother Ajax sprawled over the benches asleep.
Ajax was covered in dirt and sweat; he smelled like he hadn’t washed in days. Felix held his cloak over his face because the scent was so horrid. He made his way nearer to the broad shouldered man he disgustingly called his brother. Immediately Felix removed his gloves and gave Ajax a swift jolt on the face. Ajax sprung awake and his hand latched onto the gloves. Before Felix could say a word or even crack a smile Ajax stood up and locked him in a bear hug. Felix felt as though he would never breathe again, although as soon as he did he was more than happy to have avoided the scent of his brother for those few seconds.
Felix had just landed on the shores outside of Britain; the sandy beach was moistened from the storm that just blew through not even an hour before. Felix turned to the captain and offered him his hand to thank him for the journey. As quickly as he set foot onto the sand, the ship had left and disappeared from sight. Felix turned towards the West and followed the signs that marked the path to New Haven.

For once Felix was separated from his brother Ajax as he had arrived a night or two in advance to make the necessary reservations to where they would be staying. The last message Felix had received was just before the storm had begun out on the sea; it was from Ajax. The letter was written in what looked like scribbles and some drawings. Felix knew immediately the letter had been crafted by his brother Ajax. Having some troubles making out the penmanship, he finally managed to piece a few words together which read: “Me WeST iN NeW HAveN HouSeS MaNy MeeT BaNkr”. These directions were the only thing that Felix had to guide him.
Felix followed the signs West through the mountains, within just a few minutes he reached the streets of New Haven. He made his way further West into the village until he spotted the bank. Upon Greeting the guards outside Felix asked them if they had seen a broad shouldered man pass by the area recently. Unfortunately the guards were of no assistance since they had just arrived a few minutes earlier to take over guard for the evening and night. Felix entered the bank to find a very potent scent; to his right he saw his younger brother Ajax sprawled over the benches asleep.
Ajax was covered in dirt and sweat; he smelled like he hadn’t washed in days. Felix held his cloak over his face because the scent was so horrid. He made his way nearer to the broad shouldered man he disgustingly called his brother. Immediately Felix removed his gloves and gave Ajax a swift jolt on the face. Ajax sprung awake and his hand latched onto the gloves. Before Felix could say a word or even crack a smile Ajax stood up and locked him in a bear hug. Felix felt as though he would never breathe again, although as soon as he did he was more than happy to have avoided the scent of his brother for those few seconds.