As he was sitting in this a arm chair that seemed to be torn from the years, he held up his index finger and his thumb on his right hand to his chin, rubbing gently. He closed his soft eyes as he felt a breeze roll into the room from the open window. His blinds were down and his window shades were closed. He let the air hit his cheek like a pillow on a bed. Everything to his knowledge would change now. He knew it would change. He didn't care how as long as it did. He let out a soft calm sigh from his cold lips. His face seemed as hard as stone. He raised his arms behind his head and clasped his hands together, holding his own grip so that his hands would not fall. He let himself relax on the worn chair as he felt the fabric of his blanket on his bed brush his elbow.
Hinin Twilian shook his head at his zanpaktou leaning lightly at the foot of the bed. Things had gotten boring but, like he had thought before, things would be different now. When he decided staying in his room was useless, he got up finally from what may have seemed a dream to him. He stood up and stretched his hands high into the air and yawned lightly. He smirked at the giant hole in his door and reached for the golden handle that too seemed worn with the years. When he opened the door he remembered he had forgot about the open window and turned around. Hinin reached over and pushed the window closed then fixed the blinds again and turned back around. He walked to the door frame and decided that this was as far as he felt like going at the moment. he turned to one side and let his back rest against the wood and another sigh escaped his mouth and looked down.