What a wonderful day! The sun was warm on Joss' skin and there was a small breeze blowing gently, allowing the sun to warm him, and when it got too warm, the breeze came to cool him. It was fantastic and relaxing. The brunette's echolocation had turned off, sadly, and so his trek through the forest was difficult as he felt his way through the branches and trees, having lost the trail a while back. He was glad he was at the school to learn how to control the stupid thing because he seemed to need it every second of the day and was eventually going to kill himself when it was off. He was going to walk off a cliff at some point. But he wasn't near a cliff, as far as he could tell.
He started to feel the trees around him and in the distance and he sighed with relief, putting his hands down as his echolocation came on. It was almost like a light. Except he couldn't control when he turned it on. It really liked being off, but that was another matter. It was on, and he could sense the forest around him, eventually he found the trail. Stepping back on to it he put his hands behind his back, folding them together neatly and strolling at a steady pace down the trail. He came to a slightly open clearing of sorts, however, there was something moving and sloshing. It wouldn't stay still and it was hurting his head. He'd had this feeling before, but he couldn't remember what it was at the moment he had a really bad headache just trying to feel the ground that kept moving.
Inching forward Joss splashed his foot into the shallow end of what he knew as water. Taking a hasty step backward the blind Brit glared at the large headache of a clearing, right as his echolocation failed. Good. His head wouldn't hurt anymore. Turning promptly around to leave, he ran face first into a thick, solid Mother Goddess. Alright, so his head hurt again. Turning another direction while feeling to see if he was bleeding, he promptly tripped over a rock and felt something fall over top of him. Bother. "Did I just trip someone?" He questioned aloud, hoping he wasn't talking to no one.
