Kol was bored. But he shouldn't have been, right? It was a week after the ball, he had to catch up on so many things. One would think that after being kept in a coffin for so long, he'd find interesting things to do. But right now, he was too interesting in everything, and he had trouble deciding what to read first, what to do…where to focus? He was on information overload! It was tiring, it was confusing, it was maddening!
So he just tried to ignore unusual things as much as possible until he got used to the fact that he was now living in the twenty-first century. A world with showers, insanely fast cars, planes and yes...he even heard of space shuttles and people going to the moon! And of course, how could he not notice the other technological advances. It was amazing, really…the world had changed that much more in the hundred years he'd been in a coffin, than for the entire nine hundred odd years he'd spent roaming the world. His thoughts wandered again…
He was sitting in the living room, wondering where everyone was…there was no one to annoy now, so he got up and actively searched for any family member. The one he really meant o annoy though, was Klaus. He didn't deserve any peace from him, not for a long time anyways. Kol may have seemed to be on all right terms with his older brother, but he was definitely NOT fine with having had a century taken away from him. He'd missed the first and second World War, for heaven's sakes! That was just not acceptable! Not to mention, it hurt his ego…how could he have let that happen?
Never mind that now…he would make sure it was NEVER to happen again. Kol was walking around aimlessly for a while, how to even get around this mansion? It wasn't as big as some of the ones he used to own, goodness...what was with all his properties now?! Kol growled and decided it be best to go out and get a bite. He had ample time to explore all he's missed later anyways.
He wanted to leave town, but everyone had urged him to stay, some talk about family uniting coming from his mother. He rolled his eyes, how could they ever unite and be as one again? The woman was delusional! He sped out of the mansion and made his way to the Grill. It was truly…well, it was dull. This town really had boring people in it. He looked around wondering why on earth Klaus decided to build a mansion in this pitiful town. Of course they were all born here, but what was it now compared to the rest of the world? Nothing.
With that thought he compelled the barman a whole bottle of whiskey, he was going to need it to clear his thoughts. He poured himself the first glass and turned around to observe people interact with one another, strange. The women were definitely not as constricted as before, he noticed that earlier as well. The way they spoke was definitely more free, the way they dressed...definitely didn't leave as much to the imagination as before.
He couldn't say he was complaining, but it was too early for him to form an opinion on modern-day society. He didn't know which human seemed tastiest to him, it was really difficult to decide anything today! He sighed heavily, he was SO bored. Maybe a little mayhem wouldn't hurt? Elijah was going to kill him! He grinned brightly, yes, that would make everything more lively in the household! He made sure to lock all the exits to the Grill, whistling and humming merrily. Finally, some entertainment!
He got up on the counter, clearing his throat and holding the half empty whiskey bottle in his right hand. The fun was about to begin! He was all too giddy!