Post by Turkey on Mar 26, 2013 14:44:53 GMT -5
It was a beautiful day outside and perfect for what he had planned considering he had a lucky visitor arriving to tour one of his pride and joy. Although, if Sadik was being realistic, it was definitely his pride and joy considering the effort he had gone through to conquer and keep this city. The capture of Constantinople had been a pivotal point in his Empire. He was sure if they hadn’t captured the city than, things would have gone very differently and he wouldn’t have been as much of a power as he had been. Even now, he was still slightly feared in Europe and quite an influence in the Middle East (or at least he liked to think so).
Sadik was currently leaning casually against a random pillar he had claimed his own as he played idly with the sign he had made for Indonesia. He had arrived a little early, considering if he hadn’t gone early he would have come late. He was really bad with time on most cases and as much as he wanted to point the finger of blame on someone….he really only had himself to blame. He didn’t like to stress about too much anymore, he tried not too but there were certain instances especially with his government that didn’t quite allow him that piece of mind, and so tended not to worry about the time as much as before.
His gaze landed on the screen containing all the arrival times and he noticed the plane he had been waiting for had just landed. He pushed himself away from the pillar as he migrated to a more centered area so that Nesia could spot him easily. But really, it wasn’t hard spotting a tall Turk, considering he was a lot taller than most of his people and the fact that he was indeed wearing his trademark mask. It got quite a few stares but nothing he wasn’t used too. And, if he was being honest, he loved the attention as he grinned at the wandering eyes. He was a little put off that he couldn’t wink at them but no loss, the smile had been as effective as he had wanted it to be.
Sadik glanced down at the sign, fixing it so that his guest could not only spot it easily but read it easily as well. They had a long visit ahead of them especially if they wanted to make good use of all the tourist attractions and the areas that tourists weren’t very likely to go visit.
He had even taken a page out of Germany’s book and made an plan…well, not a complete page out of the German’s book, more like half a page, because it was a mental plan rather than a written one. Sadik wanted to surprise Nesia…he didn’t want her knowing what he had in store for her. That was the beauty of Istanbul, it was full of surprises and if he was to keep to the image of the city, the element of surprise was the best way of going about it. Although, really, once you left the airport…the view was surprising enough. It was one of the things he loved about touring people around. Their faces were priceless and another reason why he had pocketed his camera so he could capture that and then send them the picture when they were back home.
The airport was busy, not surprising, and people were streaming from one place to another. There were many people waiting, others thrilled that a friend or family member had returned from whatever adventure they had gone and even more people walking around mindlessly as if airports were a normal occurrence. Sadik understood, they were very normal for him especially with all the places he was constantly being flown too.
He lifted the sign a little higher and hoped that Nesia wouldn’t be too much longer.
Sadik was currently leaning casually against a random pillar he had claimed his own as he played idly with the sign he had made for Indonesia. He had arrived a little early, considering if he hadn’t gone early he would have come late. He was really bad with time on most cases and as much as he wanted to point the finger of blame on someone….he really only had himself to blame. He didn’t like to stress about too much anymore, he tried not too but there were certain instances especially with his government that didn’t quite allow him that piece of mind, and so tended not to worry about the time as much as before.
His gaze landed on the screen containing all the arrival times and he noticed the plane he had been waiting for had just landed. He pushed himself away from the pillar as he migrated to a more centered area so that Nesia could spot him easily. But really, it wasn’t hard spotting a tall Turk, considering he was a lot taller than most of his people and the fact that he was indeed wearing his trademark mask. It got quite a few stares but nothing he wasn’t used too. And, if he was being honest, he loved the attention as he grinned at the wandering eyes. He was a little put off that he couldn’t wink at them but no loss, the smile had been as effective as he had wanted it to be.
Sadik glanced down at the sign, fixing it so that his guest could not only spot it easily but read it easily as well. They had a long visit ahead of them especially if they wanted to make good use of all the tourist attractions and the areas that tourists weren’t very likely to go visit.
He had even taken a page out of Germany’s book and made an plan…well, not a complete page out of the German’s book, more like half a page, because it was a mental plan rather than a written one. Sadik wanted to surprise Nesia…he didn’t want her knowing what he had in store for her. That was the beauty of Istanbul, it was full of surprises and if he was to keep to the image of the city, the element of surprise was the best way of going about it. Although, really, once you left the airport…the view was surprising enough. It was one of the things he loved about touring people around. Their faces were priceless and another reason why he had pocketed his camera so he could capture that and then send them the picture when they were back home.
The airport was busy, not surprising, and people were streaming from one place to another. There were many people waiting, others thrilled that a friend or family member had returned from whatever adventure they had gone and even more people walking around mindlessly as if airports were a normal occurrence. Sadik understood, they were very normal for him especially with all the places he was constantly being flown too.
He lifted the sign a little higher and hoped that Nesia wouldn’t be too much longer.
