"Ahhhh..." Johan smiled to himself while sitting down and kneeling in front of the small coffee table in his living room. His suit jacket had been stylish, but wearing it all day was a little stifling. Alas, he worked to always look clean-cut and smartly dressed so there were some minor discomforts he had to put up with. He'd changed into more comfortable indoor clothes, and was currently cracking open a bottle of Asahi as he scrolled through his Netflix catalogue. Such was the life of a professor. Leaving his students' papers to his beleaguered TA while he went home to relax and unwind was his own privilege as a professor at Tokyo University.
Johan frowned after scrolling through the Netflix catalogue for a good few minutes, not finding anything particularly interesting to watch. Sighing with the voice of someone who expected this outcome, Johan grabbed his beer and stepped out onto his balcony before closing the sliding glass door behind him. There were two weather-beaten chairs who's coverings he needed to replace and an unused ashtray for smoking guests. Not that he ever had anyone over to his apartment. Letting out a content sigh, Johan sullenly sipped his drink as he closed his eyes, feeling the thrum of the city's heartbeat as it pounded against his soul. Millions of tiny, flickering lights all gently pulsing with life. The waves and crests all resonating together to form an even, measured beat. Collective order emergent from the chaos of each individual. Suddenly, Johan frowned as he felt something against his senses. It was incredibly spiritually dense, radiating pressure like a nuclear reactor's core which burned like a star in Johan's vision. Drawing his bow, Johan pulled back the string as a few arrows of light materialized on the glassy ranged weapon. Whoever, or whatever they were, they wouldn't escape his perception.
Johan frowned after scrolling through the Netflix catalogue for a good few minutes, not finding anything particularly interesting to watch. Sighing with the voice of someone who expected this outcome, Johan grabbed his beer and stepped out onto his balcony before closing the sliding glass door behind him. There were two weather-beaten chairs who's coverings he needed to replace and an unused ashtray for smoking guests. Not that he ever had anyone over to his apartment. Letting out a content sigh, Johan sullenly sipped his drink as he closed his eyes, feeling the thrum of the city's heartbeat as it pounded against his soul. Millions of tiny, flickering lights all gently pulsing with life. The waves and crests all resonating together to form an even, measured beat. Collective order emergent from the chaos of each individual. Suddenly, Johan frowned as he felt something against his senses. It was incredibly spiritually dense, radiating pressure like a nuclear reactor's core which burned like a star in Johan's vision. Drawing his bow, Johan pulled back the string as a few arrows of light materialized on the glassy ranged weapon. Whoever, or whatever they were, they wouldn't escape his perception.