"Who did this to you?" Raiden asked as he reached his hand out to touch Kung Lao's face. "I'm uh eight." Kung Lao said with a small and quiet voice ' way to show weaknesses.' Kung Lao thought as lord Raiden nodded his head, there was a long bit of silence before another word was spoken. Kung Lao stared wide eyed up at lord Raiden who was now crouching down. Kung Lao jumped forgetting about everything he had just been doing. "How old are you Kung Lao?" Lord Raiden asked. Kung Lao had to wipe the tears away as his mind couldn't stop with the sad thoughts. Kung Lao blinked away the bittersweet tears as he cleared him mind: he shouldn't feel so emotional he should feel happy about this.
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Kung Lao picked at the grass as things came to front in his mind, some things he really couldn't believe and didn't know how to believe. The wind blew around him in a light breeze and the chattering became all one big white noise. While Kung Lao could still hear his family pretty clearly they were far away that he could have some peace.Īs Kung Lao stared off into the distance he lost himself into his mind. Kung Lao sat down on the grass a bit away from the sworm of people that were talking amongst each other. Kung Lao slipped away from the crowd so that he could get some freedom for a bit: he just needed some time to think. Kung Lao shuffled around a little as Lord Raiden's staring made him severely uncomfortable, luckily it didn't last long as the rest a the family started to swarm and greed lord Raiden. Raiden nodded his head asgain as he looked down directly at Kung Lao. "As you know, this is my wife He Fan, Daughter Ai Ai and of course my Son Lao." Kung Lin said reintroducing lord Raiden to his immediate family. Kung Lin nodded his head and let his formality slip so that he could properly ease the tension. "I am honored for this day to have come and thank you and your family for inviting me." Lord Raiden said humbly but his face still stayed serious. Kung Lao couldn't help but stare at Raiden in complete fear of the god before him. "Lord Raiden, we humbly welcome you to our home." Kung Lin spoke up as he bowed down to pay his respects. Lord Raiden's eyes glowed a pale blue and he had a serious face showing no signs of a sort of smile. To be honest he was not at all what Kung Lao expected, he was still very intimidating. Kung Lao swallowed his nervousness as he was finally face to face with lord Raiden. It wasn't a long wait before the sky became overcast and the crackling and booming of thunder sounded out lord Raiden's arrival. To say there was a lot of them would be a horrible understatement.
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The main Kung family gathered in the front wich included Kung Lao obviously, his mother Kung He Fan, his father Kung Lin, his sister Kung Ai Ai, and some of the closer aunts and uncle plus their families. Everyone was starting at Kung Lao and it wasn't even all of the family: all of them would make it worse. There wasn't really anything Kung Lao could do so he let himself be dragged out into the front yard where a lot of the family was waiting. Kung Lao tried to keep up with his mother but she was practically dragging him out of the house. "Oh there you are! Come on you're wasting time." Kung He Fan, Kung Lao's mother, said as she pulled Kung Lao out of the house. Honestly this just made Kung Lao feel horribly sick and not want to meet lord Raiden at all. Kung Lao tried to stay out of the was of anyone but it was kind of hard with so many people coming in and out of the place. To no surprise Kung Lao's who family was rushing all around the house trying to do some last minute things.
When Kung Lao finally got his shoes on he jumped up from the floor and speedily went out to find his parents and sister. Kung Lao's hands were extremely shaky and he's glad that they weren't this bad when he had done his hair. The shouting didn't help Kung Lao get dressed any faster in fact, it made Kung Lao go slower as he tried to slip on his shoes. "Kung Lao, hurry up he's almost here!" Kung Lao's mother shouted out from wherever in the house she was.
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