Gideon conversed with Blake, mostly making small talk until he could no longer remain in conversation, beginning to feel restless. Initiating the end of the conversation, Gideon explored the buildings for a good amount of time, his serious nature and appearance causing most people to simply avoid interaction with him, though he didn't mind it. He felt stuffy walking through the boardwalks that circumvented the school and allowed for passage of the many other students at the school. Deciding to make himself more comfortable, he found a tall, tower-like structure in the school's campus, utilizing the sheer athleticism that came with his long, lean form. his snake-like eyes gazed over the landscape with something that appeared similar to a hateful glare, though to Gideon, he was simply enjoying the fresh air and distant horizons.
The school's schedule thus far gave him far too much time to mull over his thoughts, he came to the school for respite from just that. He needed a break from his thoughts, the self conserving rhyme clashing violently with his moral reason-- The stone felt familiar under the touch of his hand-- the air was crisp but rather chilly-- the skyline was especially bombastic in comparison to his home-- Gideon interrupted his own thoughts with different subjects, his face taking on an annoyed countenance as he attempted to sporadically tune out his thoughts, though they always came back.
'A break' His father had said.
'A break is what he needed at this point in time, to reconcile himself and somehow leave, such deep cleaving wound left by the past; behind.'
Father had always taught him the stakes of taking a life, the experiences of each and every thought, the joys in life and the sorrows. The upbringings and downcomes. His father had always told him that each life has insurmountable value, greater than any amount of water, more important than any weapon or material.
His Father never told him how to withstand the weight of taking a life as well as the priceless value that came with it. No matter how Gideon justified it, the feeling of ending the thoughts, dreams, and passions of a life scared Gideon, despite his iron-like composure.
As the announcement rang out, informing students to assemble in the ballroom to sleep, Gideon jumped from his place up high on the structure. With great grace, he landed, though however graceful it might have been on the sandy dunes, landing on the stone cobble gave little way to absorb the impact of Gideon's weight, causing him to roll forward rather awkwardly. Wincing at the dull pain in his feet and ankles, Gideon began taking long strides towards the Ballroom, extinguishing his doubts and introspective thoughts from his mind, he rather turned his scrutinizing gaze towards other students, analyzing each one that walked along side him one by one.
Picking up his rather decorative cloth pack that looked designed to be an adequate weight for a camel, he slings the strap around his shoulder like a messenger bag. Walking into the changing rooms, he thought nothing disrobing completely despite the semi-populated room. Changing into silk pajama pants that appeared not only extremely expensive but extremely large, even for Gideon's larger-than-standard form. Standing at 6'4", Gideon's pajamas barely clung to his waist as the bottom cuffs wrapped around the mid-section of his feet. Grabbing the pack and walking out of the changing room without his standard shemagh and half-robes, it basically offered the first full view of his face, though, the somber features clashed rather brilliantly with the comically large pants he wore. Claiming an empty cot that was likely undesired because it was surrounded by groups of talking people, Gideon sat, with both of his scimitars in one hand, he placed both of them in his pack before setting the pack down and turning it so his clothes were face up, effectively becoming a massive make-shift pillow as it seemed his cot either had not received a pillow or somebody else held the belief they were entitled to the cot's pillow.
Without much ado, Gideon gazed at the other people for a few moments before deciding strongly against ensnaring himself in another conversation. Within a minute, he was asleep, almost as if timely sleeping was part of his living regimen.