There wasn't a single tree in sight when it came to most places. Maybe that's what bothered Dimitri so much about it. Or mayve it was the number of people. There wasn't anything wrong with people at all, Dimitri loved people, they were his own kind. But he'd come to know the many weren't anything compared to the so-very-important few. It wasn't a good mindset, and he didn't like having it. Was it really okay to place someone above someone else? Like it or not, it was there and it was bound to haunt him for a while longer. He didn't care though, he could always become free if he needed it. The world was his to explore for once.<br/><br/>He had to admit, inner Boston had its perks. There were buildings everywhere, if you needed there to be a store or a shop for anything, you'd find it if you looked hard enough. The night prior, when he'd arrived, he saw that the city had a massive night life. Between the neon signs and the street lights, the only dark areas in Boston were the alleys and sky. Still, he was glad it was morning once more, people were travelling in massive groups, some for business and some for leisure. When it came to the night life, Dimitri could see he wouldn't fit in so well. He'd seen people waiting in massive lines to get into clubs the night prior. Even still, the old-time buildings, the lights, and the people, it had taken on an atmosphere of its own.<br/><br/>Even still, he'd have enjoyed a lake or some trees maybe. Most of the nature he'd seen was all planted to attract tourists to the area. Boston sure was glamorous, but it just didn't live up to home. He was at least glad to feel some of the breeze hitting him, preventing sweat from trickling down his face. Summer was nice, but even up in the north, it was brutal. A change of clothes would probably provide a nice alternative, but he just was so used to dressing the same. He looked down at his black hiking boots and black work pants, and pondered his judgement call on that. The blue button up wasn't a bad call because he left the first couple buttons down, but who else in Boston was possibly wearing hiking boots? Nobody in their right mind, Dimitri wagered to himself. He was glad he'd chosen to walk instead of drive, traffic seemed awful, and he wasn't used to traffic in the slightest.<br/><br/>His plan was to maybe visit the harbor, it was a great place to resemble the ocean. Still, very public, and there would be no practicing any kind of powers there, that would be a poor plan. As he kept walking, he found himself further and further away from the bigger parts of the city. Was he really that much of a loner? He was hoping it wasn't that, maybe he just wasn't feeling up to being with other people? Maybe he just wanted to see the ocean. He shrugged it off, it wasn't important to let small things bring you down. He was certain of that much.<br/><br/>With a smile finally firm on his face, he stepped foot into a cafe. Interesting memories would always come to mind when he thought of cafes, but that wasn't the purpose. He just needed coffee, and from there? He would probably go and find a beach somewhat away from the big city, and wait until night. For now though, it was just coffee.