Nothing to Really Do

[Nathaniel Thompson]

It had been interesting pass few weeks and it had taken him sometime to get use to everything. He never been able to have a life like this. There was no training, no one forcing him to do something, he wasn't locked in a cell.. No he was all on his own with no deadlines and nothing to really do. That had to be the hardest part, he needed something to do. Even those years locked away in a cell with nothing to do, he was finding himself with a need to do something.

So Nathan had spend the day roaming around some shops and found a new pair of cargo pants to wear as well as tee shirt and long sleeve shirt to wear under the tee shirt. It was comfortable but more so; he found himself a nice WEP jacket to wear that was black in color. IT was change from what he had been use to wearing but it was a good change and the jacket was warm in this cooler weather.

For once, Nathan truly felt free even though he was still getting use to this time and reality. As he was walking down the street, thinking about what he wanted to eat for dinner. Nathan brought a hand up and ran it through his hair, which he had trimmed up earlier and glanced around. With a deep breath, he turned and moved over to the small shop across the street. After a few moments, Nathan came back out with a Strawberry Banana Smoothie before moving back towards the small grassy area with a few trees.

Maybe he should have taken those people up on a job, it would give him something to do or maybe he could find job around one of the small towns he had been traveling through. For a while, he had just wanted to see the world and travel but now that was getting a bit old and he was finding himself bored. Nathan was thinking about joining the military section as he sat there and took a drink of his smoothie.

[Katherine Pierce]

Katherine Pierce smiled as she walked freely in town. Finally being able to be somewhere without people babysitting her to make sure she stayed out of trouble. It had been a while since Kat was on her own. It felt like old times, but old times didn't mean good times. But she had nothing to worry about. Klaus wasn't here. He isn't going to find her. She would actually be able to survive without fear of someone wanting her dead. Then again many people wanted her dead. But the difference was that Klaus was a stronger vampire. She would be stupid to think she could take him on. Kat stopped thinking of Klaus, not wanting to remember her years of running.

She was actually bored. And when she was bored it wasn't good. It meant attacks on the innocent. But she was a vampire, she hunted. But she wouldn't kill yet. It was always funner to seduce and feed a bit. Use compulsion to make the subject forget. But first step was to seem like a normal human. Something that Katherine has been getting better at doing. She wore a purple tank top, a black jacket, jeans, black high heels, and her dark brown hair was curled and down. She held the necklace around her neck that allowed her to walk in daylight without being burnt by the sun.

She noticed a man laying down in a grassy area sipping a smoothie. Kat smiled and walked to him. She was standing behind him. "it is quite a beautiful day out. Do you mind if I join you?" she asked softly seeming polite. She was actually trying to pull off acting like the goody-goody Elena. Everyone loved her, Kat barely understood why. Katherine was much more entertaining and fun. She gave people adventure and laughs. Sure she was a manipulative selfish vampire. But she did have her sweet moments, she knew how to have fun and people did tend to love her playful personality. If only more people could see the good in her. Something that Kat never saw in herself.