<Habitual View>

Fabian's first day, arrival, and introduction to the new school was present yet did he care to go and actually get a schedule or find a dorm? Not really. He seemed intent on meeting the places he was sure he would spend all his time in and at the moment he was sure that one of those would be the roof.

Virgin snow laid before him at the roof as he smiled and made a small snow ball, knowing there was no one to throw it at but doing it more out of habit. He shrugged lightly as he took the view.

The femme ascended the stairs slowly, opening the heavy metal door and shooting the neon glow of the word 'EXIT' against dirty white plastic a breif glare. She paused on the threshold, noticing a set of footprints already marring the new coating of snow but shrugged mentally, walking past to lean on the chest high fence that was supposed to detour 'jumpers'. She shivered slightly, folding her arms over her chest and staring out into the dusky landscape, although more concentration seemed spent on observing her breath crystalize then the actual sunset.

Fabian noticed the girl and smiled at her as he looked at the snow ball and shook his head as he let it drop besides him. He thought for a second before he decided to speak, the girl seemed to be some one who would be picky as to whom she talked to.

"Pure isn't it?" He asked with a small smile, being conscient that he changed the word beautiful for pure, yet that was what he considered the sight before him to be.

She jumped slightly at the words, gripping the icy fence in surprise despite that she had already known someone else was up here. She turned slightly to regard the male, wondering breifly at his wording before shrugging slightly.

"You could say that. Though I think, perhaps, that it would improve with sunrise."

"Nah, sunrise brings too many people and that makes the snow melt or be ruined. They ruin too many things," he mentioned with a casual shrug.

I'm Fabian. He added appoletically, introducing himself. The girl seemed to be of a higher class than he, and he figured he'd have to keep his manners up.

She shrugged again in response.

"Maybe, but all good things come to an end," she said, somewhat bitterly. "Perhaps the sight of the first rays of sunlight glittering among the snow topped mountians is an equal trade off for its inevitable destrustion."

She allowed her gaze to wonder away from the male, nodding slightly in greeting as he introduced himself.

"My name is Catori."

"I must admit you do have a point. If only I could take a picture of it like that." he said lightly, ommiting the fact that it would still not do the scene justice. He figured that was something obvious.

"Nice to meet you Catori," he said with an honest smile.