The Fury Inside Me

"Call me a sinner, call me a saint," Lately, the boy had found singing to be a great way to relieve stress. Of course he was no pro with the vocals, considering he had just began practicing and learning high and low notes. But he still sang when he wanted to. Especially when he was alone and bored like he was now. "Tell me it's over, I'll still love you the same." Drago wasn't here to comment his singing, thank the stars. Of course he was a good friend...but he was way too honest sometimes. And he always humiliated him. So today...Ixionn would sing his heart out for as long as he needed to.
"Call me your favorite, call me the worst. Tell me it's over, I don't want you to hurt." The masked boy had also found that taking a small break away from his family would be good for him. Lately, there has been so much stress. All the events, the meetings. It was stressful...and in the process of healing from partially infected wounds, too! Arian had helped him, too. But he still needed a break. Everyone needed breaks once and awhile.
So here he was. Strolling along Mount Volkan with a care free attitude. He's heard this place was a volcano...but he's never really feared the fact that it could suddenly go off and ruin Alacritia at any moment. Hah...no, that'd be too unlikely. --Ixionn grinned cheerfully and continued to sing out, while caring not that it practically echoed throughout the mountain. "I've said it so many times. I would change my ways, no, nevermind!" Suddenly, just as he ended the verse, he felt himself tripping over something.
A pup that was obviously younger than him. Huh. He's bumped and tripped over a lot of strangers lately. Ixionn tumbled to the ground and faceplanted into the dirt. Although, even though it did hurt a bit, his twisted paw was not effected. The masked boy released a soft groan, before turning and resting his eyes upon the young girl. She didn't look familiar...maybe she was lost? Ixionn turned his head back around and sighed. "Sorry! I didn't see you there."
"Speech"
'thoughts'