Dillon skated through the streets aimless and depressed, sticking into the background areas not typically used. He knew there was a new DLC today, something new in the city of chaos, but it didn't call to him like it should. A wedding? Is that what players wanted?<br/><br/>Dillon grinded down a rail and transferred to a rooftop. He stood and looked over the cityscape, watching the bell tower. Everyone else headed straight there when the group got back, excited to see what happened. Dillon sighed and leaped away from the roof to a power line, followed it down to the elevated train track and continued down the tracks. Maybe he should have a look, he'd already been played through to the end a few times so it wasn't likely he'd get to see the DLC as a main character. That thought depressed the skater boy more but he perked up and adjusted his goggles.<br/><br/>On a bright side, with the new DLC it would be pretty easy to figure out where the player's focus was, maybe the not in use-ers could kick it the rest of the city. Yeah, and maybe if there was a new skater put in, everyone could kick it hard today.<br/><br/>"Find the light and skate for the sky."<br/><br/>Dillon flipped from the elevated tracks before the oncoming train plowed through him and descended to the street far below. Flips, well placed wires and ledges and no concern for the law of gravity landed him on top of a car and then the street. the tower might be far away in distance, but such things barely mattered to those that owned the sky. At full speed, he made for the tolling of the bells.