playtime? i think not [m]
Jun 10, 2011 16:20:18 GMT -8
Post by Noboru on Jun 10, 2011 16:20:18 GMT -8
The kid looked at him and then got up and left. Noboru left some money on the table and followed after him. "Hey kid, you can't just avoid problems.." he said to him as he jogged to keep up with the kid. He didn't want him to hate him, he was just trying to understand him so that their day together would be somewhat enjoyable.
"Lets just go to the park..so you can make some other kid happy," he said.
Noboru walked in front of him and stopped. "Come on, Koji.. I know your fight isn't with me or whatever. Seems more like you just hate others in general.." he said looking down at the kid. He rubbed the back of his head, not really sure what else to do."Could you atleast try, even a little?"
The kid walked around him and then said, "Just avoid me like everyone else does. I'm not you're problem after my parents get home so don't try to get to know me," he said and then walked around a corner. Noboru sighed and followed after him. He didn't feel like trying any more for now, but he'd maybe try again later. The kid actually went to the park where some kids were, about five kids though they weren't sure what to do. The area wasn't much of a park for them to play in. The kid went over and sat down at a bench. Nobu would try and get him interested, or atleast help him.
He looked at the kids and then went over to a young boy. "Hey kid, wanna hear a cool story?" he asked him, grinning. The kid looked at him and then said "sure". Some other kids heard him ask and walked over. He smiled and told the kids to sit down. Nobu then began to tell a story about a ninja who traveled the world and upon coming to a village that was in distress, decided to help them but for a price. They were being picketed by bandits about each week, barely had any food and that which they had much of it was taken by the bandits. It was a story about how the ninja earned the village their freedom and became a sort of symbol for the village. The ninja after helping the good villagers didn't want any money in exchange for his help, then disappeared into the sunrise never to be seen again.
The children ooh'd and aww'd as Nobu told them the story that he had basically just made up on the spot. Every so often he would look at the kid he had to babysit and saw that he had taken some interest. These children however were younger than Koji. Nobu smiled and asked if the kids wanted to play. He suggested tag. He picked a random boy from the group and told him to count to ten while everyone else hid.
"1....2....3....4....5...."