[Will's picked himself out a place to stand and observe humanity, or... well, the people who are walking by, in any case. He wouldn't even know where to start classifying the beings that seem to populate this place, with the occasional lost-seeming mundane human playing games here and there, but they sure are interesting to watch. He's found some fair food to munch on as he stands around, so every time one of the beings running the games calls out to him, he can lift it up with a cheerful grin as a way to politely refuse.
He might play later, right now he's just too fascinated, watching the hustle and bustle of dozens of things he thinks not even Magnus has seen before. It's like Christmas morning right now.]
[B] Not Your Wheelhouse
[So... fun fact? Will doesn't like heights. It's not like he's about to pass out, but he's definitely not exactly happy right now. He is most definitely regretting listening to the smooth-talking being who promised him a 'once in a lifetime' experience. Not that they were lying, but this wasn't how he expected to spend any part of his night.
Still, he keeps his eyes locked on the lightshow above because it is so much better than looking down.]
I guess there could be worse things to look at, if we have to be stuck up here.
[C] Trying to leaf
[There's a way in, there must be a way out. Logic, right? Not that logic exactly explained how an underground cavern led to a forest, but he's honestly seen weirder things. But as he gets deeper into the forest, things don't get more familiar.
They do, however, get more distracting.]
Hello, there. [His voice is soft, and he seems to be speaking to one of the glowing flowers. His voice slowly resumes a normal, conversational tone and volume as he continues chattering to himself.] You're an interesting one, aren't you... man, if Magnus could only see this stuff! This would be a heck of a field trip, assuming I can figure out how I got here... right after I figure out how to get back.
Will Zimmerman | Sanctuary
[Will's picked himself out a place to stand and observe humanity, or... well, the people who are walking by, in any case. He wouldn't even know where to start classifying the beings that seem to populate this place, with the occasional lost-seeming mundane human playing games here and there, but they sure are interesting to watch. He's found some fair food to munch on as he stands around, so every time one of the beings running the games calls out to him, he can lift it up with a cheerful grin as a way to politely refuse.
He might play later, right now he's just too fascinated, watching the hustle and bustle of dozens of things he thinks not even Magnus has seen before. It's like Christmas morning right now.]
[B] Not Your Wheelhouse
[So... fun fact? Will doesn't like heights. It's not like he's about to pass out, but he's definitely not exactly happy right now. He is most definitely regretting listening to the smooth-talking being who promised him a 'once in a lifetime' experience. Not that they were lying, but this wasn't how he expected to spend any part of his night.
Still, he keeps his eyes locked on the lightshow above because it is so much better than looking down.]
I guess there could be worse things to look at, if we have to be stuck up here.
[C] Trying to leaf
[There's a way in, there must be a way out. Logic, right? Not that logic exactly explained how an underground cavern led to a forest, but he's honestly seen weirder things. But as he gets deeper into the forest, things don't get more familiar.
They do, however, get more distracting.]
Hello, there. [His voice is soft, and he seems to be speaking to one of the glowing flowers. His voice slowly resumes a normal, conversational tone and volume as he continues chattering to himself.] You're an interesting one, aren't you... man, if Magnus could only see this stuff! This would be a heck of a field trip, assuming I can figure out how I got here... right after I figure out how to get back.