Tap.<br/><br/>Tap.<br/><br/>Tap. Tap.<br/><br/>Tap. Tap. Tap.<br/><br/>It started off as a small thud against metal. Nothing too loud, nothing to even blink about. But soon, the taps became louder and louder, coming in rapid session until the sky opened up and poured heaven upon the mortals below. It soaked the bus to the point that the windshield wipers were not working fast enough to keep the front window cleared. The bus driver continued to rush through traffic though.<br/><br/>Heading North, it swerved around the Central Park, before delving though the core business sector of the city. At the very tip of the city center was Metropolis University, one of the largest sectors of the city. Every transportation line passed and stopped by the business and university sector at one point or another, interweaving the city like a spiderâ??s web.<br/><br/>A web that a shudder of lens captured.<br/><br/>Despite it being a cold and rainy day, bare arms were revealed through the tee-shirt sleeves, along with light cargo pants and simple tennis shoes. Lowering the camera, Kesha flickered through the numerous pictures she had taken with her new digital camera, documenting the start of her life in Metropolis. The bus stopped with a loud screech, sloshing the building water along the streets, since the sewer system didnâ??t seem to be fully operational.<br/><br/>Taking a deep breath, the mixed woman stood up and moved to get off of the bus with the small crowd going the same direction. The rain had been harsher than she had first assumed, and the instant she stepped off of the bus, wet droplets slapped her face and forced her soft locks to kiss her cheeks.<b>â??Shit!â?</b>she cried out, holding up her side bag to cover her head, as she rushed towards the Engineer Building. Briefly, she thanked luck that it was the closest to the bus stops. Itâ??d be another an hour before her first class was scheduled to start, but it was better than standing in the rain. So with time to spare, she decided to explore the inner workings of the university instead of the outside campus.