Just as he was about to step out over the cliff, knowing perfectly well he'd be okay, the girl speaks up to him, saying she'd finished her drawing. So, she was going to leave? That was good news. He lets his foot return to the ground, but does not turn around, instead keeps his back to her, facing the ocean spread out in front of him. Crossing his arms over his chest, he listens to her talk, rolling his eyes as he taps his foot impatiently. She said she wasn't there to bother him, and yet she kept. On. Talking!<br/><br/>Finally, she says goodbye to him, and he thought he would be alone, but no. She talks once more, and he grits his teeth. Turning around, he glares at her, a frown on his lips, impatience in his eyes. "I thought you fucking said you were done bothering me? I couldn't care less about some damn company, or about this stupid spot. So could you just shut up and leave me the hell alone already? Yeah? Good? Sweet, now get lost fur butt. You're getting on my fucking nerves." He watches through narrowed eyes as she finally turns and begins to leave, groaning as he turns on the spot, falling backward to plop back into the grass, limbs spread out on either side of him.<br/><br/>Even though he had said he didn't care about the spot, it...might have not been all that true. As his eyes gaze up at the stars, he sighs softly. This was a good area, and gave an amazing view of the sky above. From here, the city lights did not reach, so the view of the heavens was breathtaking. And now, it was going to be ruined. "Oh well...nothing I can do about it..." He mutters to himself, taking a deep breath and letting it out slowly. He would miss it. There was no denying that fact. But in time he'd find another spot. After a short while he began to doze off, snoozing in the cool night air beneath what he believed to be the most beautiful of all the world's creations. Asleep, he looked quite angelic, the stars and moon making his hair look silver almost, and his skin pale and glowing softly. Letting out another soft sigh, he smiles a little. It had been a good choice coming here.