Prizzy Kriyze
Multiple Stab Wounds
Despite the low sun slowly creeping above the horizon, distant sounds of a guitar could be heard in portions of the warehouse. Sleeping was for the living and breathing, and whether or not Milo actually sorted himself into that category was debatable. Gentle arpeggios combining into a solemn tune, since when it came to morning or evening sessions Milo only ever got into depressing sounds.
Eventually it faded as distant cars and bird chirping became more prevalent, and Milo grew tired of it. Instead, he hid his only valuable possession in a pile of rubble and left his corner of the warehouse. His guitar was the only material thing he cherished, besides alcohol and women, and right he'd had his fair share of the earlier mentioned the last few days. The latter had disappeared into the morning mist at some point before he woke up again.
He stumbled through the second floor, tried one of the taps to see if Nick had actually managed to get the piping fixed up a little and happily found that the water flowed en masse. He could hear Nick from the kitchen, and jumped through a hole in the floor into the lower level. Quite a lot of dust followed along, but he didn't seem to mind. "Hey Nick, where'd you put that newcomer anyway?"
Eventually it faded as distant cars and bird chirping became more prevalent, and Milo grew tired of it. Instead, he hid his only valuable possession in a pile of rubble and left his corner of the warehouse. His guitar was the only material thing he cherished, besides alcohol and women, and right he'd had his fair share of the earlier mentioned the last few days. The latter had disappeared into the morning mist at some point before he woke up again.
He stumbled through the second floor, tried one of the taps to see if Nick had actually managed to get the piping fixed up a little and happily found that the water flowed en masse. He could hear Nick from the kitchen, and jumped through a hole in the floor into the lower level. Quite a lot of dust followed along, but he didn't seem to mind. "Hey Nick, where'd you put that newcomer anyway?"