Training.

[wolf]

The gym was empty that Jason could see. He figujred the teacher had taken the students outside today since it was nice for once. He entered the locker room, he found the locker that had been assigned to him. Or at least one of two J. King's. He was curious about that. He tried the first locker, wrong combination, he tried the second, it popped open. He was curious about the other J. King but didn't question putting in gym clothes and a swim suit that he'd probably never wear,

Jason quickly changed into a black sleeveless and camo shorts. Walking out into the gym, he peered around, what would he do for now? Weight-lifting was far too easy. If he ran he would become too excited and attack whoever tried to stop him. He decided he just start warming up. After brief stretching he got on the ground and began push-up, one arm, on his thumb. He was doing considerably well. His focus remained on the movement of the push-ups.

[wolf]

Jason was happy to see that no one had appeared to bother him. He pushed off on his thumb standing straight. He looked around a bit then launched off the ground doing a back flip, he sloppily landed on his feet. "Note to self, practice that some more."

[Aryn Vernier]

"You didn't bend your knees enough." The red head was leaning against the doorway. Lazily, she meandered closer. "Bending your knees helps absorb the shock."

[wolf]

"Uh, right." Jason scratched the back of his head. He didn't notice her there, he felt a little embarassed about it all. He didn't like people knowing he was extremely strong. He thought the way he trained was easily considered showing off.

[Aryn Vernier]

"Takes practice. First time I tried it I fell on my ass." She snickered slightly at the memory. "But I dunno. Have to kinda make up your own style as you go."

[wolf]

Jason only nodded looking around the gym. He had nothing else to say really. A bit of him urged to get out of there, being as shy as he was.

[Aryn Vernier]

She noted the body language for a moment. "Eh..If you want me to leave I will." She had been half tempted to play around, but if he was going to be skittish, no sense in hanging around.

[wolf]

"Nah, it's cool." He stretched a bit. "Sorry, not really a people person."

[Aryn Vernier]

"Neither am I." She wandered over to the balance beam and climbed on, seemingly pleased with her new perch. "Sadly, you have to deal with them."

[wolf]

"Yeah." He tried to see what could do at the moment. He thought about it a bit, before standing on his hands and trying to walk a bit. "I'm not too bad with one on ones, but it's groups I can't stand, they wear me out."

[Aryn Vernier]

She did a quick backflip, landing fairly decently on the beam. "I can deal with crowds, I prefer not to though. Too many smells and all that. Gets a wee bit confusing at time..That and people choose the worst perfume and colognes."

[wolf]

"Oh, don't remind me." One of his most tramatizing moments in youth was when his mother took him into Bath and Body or whatever it was called, he nearly passed out at all the weird smells hitting him at once. Sneezing the entire time, but he made sure his mother got a hold of one that wouldn't make him want kill himself. "Cities are hard too, with all the fumes from god knows where... like going to the Fox and standing across the street from this steak place. It's like shear torture then you'll smell someone running by, wearing some sort of fruity thing."

[Aryn Vernier]

"You'll eventually figure out how to sort stuff out though. Takes time and practice." She finally just crouched down on the balance beam. "A quick fix is VIc's Vapor Rub on your nose."

[wolf]

"Reminds me of old people." He commented. He knew a few who were big fans of vapor rub... and it always showed.

[Aryn Vernier]

"It blocks out scents, and that's my entire point. Which results in endless amounts of fun when it comes to feral friends." She grinned evilly.