Peak stared at the disaster area that had been the backyard and then slowly, oh so slowly, turned his head to stare at his older brother. "I'm clearly the better pilot," Peak said.
"Oh? And your reasoning would be, little brother?" Summit asked, clearly turning a blind eye to the destruction that lay behind them.
"Well, for starters, I didn't destroy Mother's garden."
Summit winced and turned his head to look at the garden. "Think she'll notice?" he asked.
Peak glanced back towards the house to see their mother emerging from it. "Um.. I think she already has."
"SEAN LAWRENCE ARLAN!" their mother's voice boomed as she stormed up the path towards them.
Peak wisely made himself scarce - he was not ashamed to admit his mother was downright terrifying when mad.
"I'm clearly the better pilot" - Peak, Summit
Peak stared at the disaster area that had been the backyard and then slowly, oh so slowly, turned his head to stare at his older brother. "I'm clearly the better pilot," Peak said.
"Oh? And your reasoning would be, little brother?" Summit asked, clearly turning a blind eye to the destruction that lay behind them.
"Well, for starters, I didn't destroy Mother's garden."
Summit winced and turned his head to look at the garden. "Think she'll notice?" he asked.
Peak glanced back towards the house to see their mother emerging from it. "Um.. I think she already has."
"SEAN LAWRENCE ARLAN!" their mother's voice boomed as she stormed up the path towards them.
Peak wisely made himself scarce - he was not ashamed to admit his mother was downright terrifying when mad.