hey there i like your hair [zelos&deidara]
Again, this place is becoming rather dull to the acclaimed artist, he really saw no point in staying in such a quiet little place. Though he knew of the demons on the otherside of the wall he has not really cared to go and check them out. Sure he could just fly over it with one of his clay birds but that wouldnāt last long and he wouldnāt want to waste the trip on silly creatures thatāll be destroyed soon. He has heard rumors of them sneaking in on occasions but those were probably remours, besides, itās not like he was afraid. Ah. Maybe being here wasnāt the problem, maybe it just gave him time to think about things, think about stuff that has happened to him, just to think really.
He didnāt like being alone with his thoughts because half the time they become negative and the other half is spent worrying about what he should be doing instead of what he actually wanted to do. Half of the time he spent ādaydreamingā he had come to bounce into other people, accidentally shoving them out of the way or stepping on their feet by accident. This is why he didnāt think to himself, getting lost in your thoughts wasnt fun since the chances of them becoming negative were very high. However, he eventually did snap out of it and he was about to walk smack-dab into the redhead and he thought of the first person that came to his mind out of the daze his mind was just in.
"Sorry, Sasori my manā" Wait, wait. He blinked a couple of times and felt his face get red with embarrassment, groaning and smacking his forehead with his palm sighing. "Sorry, sorry, hm." He let out a soft nasally grunt and pushed blonde locks behind his ear. "Your hair just reminded me of someone, sorry, again, hm."
Bumping into people in a crowded city like this was no surprise. The streets were tiny and narrow while the people were much larger than the roads could accommodate for (if they were rich). Yet Zelos proved contrary to the rule and maintained a slim figure, easily able to navigate through the horrors of this city.
So yeah, it didn't bother him as much as it should have. What caught his attention, however, was the fact that he had been mistaken for someone else.
"Oh?" He looked the stranger up and down. Zelos snorted. "Did it really? Tell me more, blondie."












