OOC: 23:48, Today: Sara rolled 1 success using 2d10 with the World of Darkness nWoD system with a target of 8, rerolling 10s ((10(+2),5)).

Sara lunched at the kid and collided into his back. He fell forward, mouth open wide with surprise as the earth came up before him, the two slamming hard onto the ground.




"Urgffffffff!!!!!...." The kid groaned. And then "Wh...What are you doing!?" He protested, Sara and him now rolling down a slight hill in front of a neighbor's yard, the crunch of autumn leaves on the ground as moved.

"Agguuuhhh!" The kid groaned as they tossed about. All laughter was gone from his voice now.

Sara didn't expect that, but she didn't mind it either. It was her turn to laugh. "Hahaha... come on! I told you to keep laughing!"

They rolled around on the ground until they came to a tangled stop, Sara was now on top of the kid.




"wh...what'ya want!?" The kid cried out. He wasn't laughing now. He was just staring up at Sara with a scared confused look. Somewhere in the tumble, he lost his hat and blond shaggy hair was now matted with the leaves they had been rolling in.

"...Laugh," she said.

The kid looked up at Sara with a grimace




"Ha?" The kid offered, the sound coming out one part confused, one part scared.

"More!" Sara demanded, smiling dementedly.

The kid looked up at Sara now with a frightened expression




"Ha!Ha Ha! Ha!" The kid performed

"Gooood," she let go of him and stood up. She wondered briefly if this was what... the lady felt like, when dealing with people.

The kid got up and dusted off his pants. He looked at Sara for a while as if he was relishing the return to normalcy and not being pinned on the ground.




"Do you want to go break some stuff?" The kid asked Sara just like that. Just like kids do, even after a fight or whatever that was that just happened. Just like he was offering Sara some candy and that everything that just happened was water under the bridge and now they could start to play and move onto the fun stuff.

"I mean, everyone on this block is sort of square." The kid said, meaning that the kids were dull and that they didn't do anything fun. "There's this abandoned house. I was thinking of throwing some rocks through the old windows. Just to, you know, hear how the glass sounds when it breaks. You're not supposed to do it. But that's why its fun." He justified.

"...Sure." Now that she thought of it, it wasn't like she had anything better to do.

"I'm Jimmy" The kid said. And he started walking, straightening his hat and looking back at Sara.

"You live on Main Street, don't you?"

Sara looked at him, nonplussed, then tapped her temple. "Duh, you were just there."

"What'ya want me to say?" Jimmy said in response.

"You Probably knocked something loose?" He said, tapping his head.

"Listen, we gotta get some rocks if we're gonna break some windows." He looked around and picked one up. "Ones like this. Round and not too heavy."

Sara began to look for rocks as well. "So, you're sure it's abandoned?"

"Oh yeah." Jimmy said and he gave Sara a toothy grin that seemed to indicate 'throw a rock at that window. It will be fun.'

"Boring..." she muttered reflexively, then shrugged. "I mean, I guess it's fun. It's just not as fun if there's no one to see it."

"You're boring!" Jimmy said to Sara. It was a petulant sort of come back, but he followed it up by throwing the rock he was holding at the window.

20:11, Today: Jimmy rolled 2 successes using 3d10 with the World of Darkness nWoD system with a target of 8, rerolling 10s ((9,5,8)).

CRASH!!!

There was the sound of glass shattering as it caved inward, shards splintering everywhere.

Sara followed the rock with her eyes, then quickly hid her smile. Then she took another rock and threw it at another window.

'Crash!'

The next rock Sara threw caved in the entire window, glass falling in shards.



"heheheh!" Jimmy snickered. He bent down and picked up two more rocks.

"Let's throw two at a time! I bet it will make a big noise!" He said feverishly. There was a delight in his eyes, like he was warming to the idea and getting lost in the ruckus they were causing.

"Okay!" Despite herself, Sara was getting warmed up too. She picked up two more rocks out of the ones she'd noticed earlier, stuck out her tongue as she aimed, then threw them at another window.

This time there was a big crash, one rock flying through the window, the other hitting the shudder in a loud, smashing noise

Jimmy was lost in the moment. He picked up a rock and threw it hard at the house.

"Yes! Yes! Yes!" Jimmy laughed. He was wild with the passion on throwing rocks and taken with the idea of destruction.

Sara looked for an unbroken window to claim as her own with the next throw. She giggled as glass shattered.

The window shattered further, collapsing into a pile of glass and leaving a gaping hole enough for rain to go through.



Jimmy was excited. He stood up from the place they had been throwing rocks.

"Come on! Let's go inside" Without waiting for Sara, he took off running towards the house.