Post by MATHIAS ANDERSEN on Apr 22, 2011 2:08:30 GMT -5
As Mathias pulled his shirt over his head in his first period gym class, he wondered how he had managed to pull himself out of bed that morning. It almost seemed like the whole entire night he couldn’t sleep, and it wasn’t until about four am that he was finally able to lay his head down and stop tossing and turning for a moment, only for his alarm to wake him up two and a half hours later. And it was weird too, because usually Mathias found it quite easy to fall asleep.
He was beginning to think he had a cold sometime last week while the school was rearranging the dorms from co-ed to divided because of issues with the only one bathroom and sexual intercourse disturbing—never mind, either way, Mathias felt extremely weak helping the two new kids moving into his dorm. He was sneezing almost non-stop, he felt achy all over, and his nose was stuffed. On top of that… one of the kids that was moving into his dorm was that weird technopathic kid whose camera he had broken. And boy… did that kid have a lot of nice things. Nice things that Mathias was absolutely positively terrified of breaking. The other guy, well the other just scared him out of his mind. With his glares and mutterings and… well, just all around weirdness.
Eventually he was feeling so parched that he decided he couldn’t handle it anymore and he plopped into his bed, and took like a ten minute nap before he woke up feeling even worse than he did before, so he decided to move out onto the roof, where he stayed until it got dark. It was like the fresh air made him feel a bit better, but the second he moved back indoors, things got worse again. He felt dizzy and sick, and it was this that kept him from drifting to sleep as quickly as he normally did. In fact, tossing and turning and sneezing all night, Mathias wondered idly if he had kept any of his roommates up, as he would’ve sincerely felt bad if he had somehow made Eduard’s opinion of him worse after their first meeting. He didn’t even want to think of what the other guy thought of him, and honestly, he already knew what Kiku thought of him.
But after getting his two hours of sleep, and waking up to a pressing feeling against his face, he knew he was sick. He could hardly stand up without feeling extremely dizzy, and yet somehow, he still found himself bumbling around awkwardly in the changing room, hardly even noticing what he was putting on or even the rate he was doing it at, even less that he was the last person outside on the track, when normally he was one of the first. Especially on what they called “running days,” which was what today was. They spent the entire period either one, running a lap, and then walking a lap, or two, running the straights and walking the curves. Mathias had always been more partial to the first option himself, and even though he felt like he was going to die at any given moment, he decided to continue with his usual plan.
And oh boy was that a horrible idea if there ever was one. In fact it was probably the worst idea Mathias had ever had… EVER and that was saying quite a bit, because as he got further and further along the track, he was beginning to find that the colors were meshing together, and his head was spinning. The headache he had woken up with seemed to spread down his entire body, and though it was probably what one would consider an extremely hot day, somehow, someway, the lightest of breezes was enough to send shivers down Math’s back. Shoot… how could he let himself get sick!? How could he let this happen!? It was like he never ever got sick, but every time he did get sick, it was like an evil death flu that wanted to take his life.
The second reached the furthest end of the track from the school by some bushes, was when it all hit him, and he let out a slight cry for his mother, before that icy cold feeling enveloped his entire body, and he plopped weakly to the ground.
He was beginning to think he had a cold sometime last week while the school was rearranging the dorms from co-ed to divided because of issues with the only one bathroom and sexual intercourse disturbing—never mind, either way, Mathias felt extremely weak helping the two new kids moving into his dorm. He was sneezing almost non-stop, he felt achy all over, and his nose was stuffed. On top of that… one of the kids that was moving into his dorm was that weird technopathic kid whose camera he had broken. And boy… did that kid have a lot of nice things. Nice things that Mathias was absolutely positively terrified of breaking. The other guy, well the other just scared him out of his mind. With his glares and mutterings and… well, just all around weirdness.
Eventually he was feeling so parched that he decided he couldn’t handle it anymore and he plopped into his bed, and took like a ten minute nap before he woke up feeling even worse than he did before, so he decided to move out onto the roof, where he stayed until it got dark. It was like the fresh air made him feel a bit better, but the second he moved back indoors, things got worse again. He felt dizzy and sick, and it was this that kept him from drifting to sleep as quickly as he normally did. In fact, tossing and turning and sneezing all night, Mathias wondered idly if he had kept any of his roommates up, as he would’ve sincerely felt bad if he had somehow made Eduard’s opinion of him worse after their first meeting. He didn’t even want to think of what the other guy thought of him, and honestly, he already knew what Kiku thought of him.
But after getting his two hours of sleep, and waking up to a pressing feeling against his face, he knew he was sick. He could hardly stand up without feeling extremely dizzy, and yet somehow, he still found himself bumbling around awkwardly in the changing room, hardly even noticing what he was putting on or even the rate he was doing it at, even less that he was the last person outside on the track, when normally he was one of the first. Especially on what they called “running days,” which was what today was. They spent the entire period either one, running a lap, and then walking a lap, or two, running the straights and walking the curves. Mathias had always been more partial to the first option himself, and even though he felt like he was going to die at any given moment, he decided to continue with his usual plan.
And oh boy was that a horrible idea if there ever was one. In fact it was probably the worst idea Mathias had ever had… EVER and that was saying quite a bit, because as he got further and further along the track, he was beginning to find that the colors were meshing together, and his head was spinning. The headache he had woken up with seemed to spread down his entire body, and though it was probably what one would consider an extremely hot day, somehow, someway, the lightest of breezes was enough to send shivers down Math’s back. Shoot… how could he let himself get sick!? How could he let this happen!? It was like he never ever got sick, but every time he did get sick, it was like an evil death flu that wanted to take his life.
The second reached the furthest end of the track from the school by some bushes, was when it all hit him, and he let out a slight cry for his mother, before that icy cold feeling enveloped his entire body, and he plopped weakly to the ground.