"Ugh..."

Devon slowly rose up from the mass of cheap fabrics and covers, his form shirtless, other than a pair of pajama pants. They were colored a devious black, with the designs of hot crimson flames licking the bottom. After the incident in prison not even a year or two ago, he felt...more comfortable whenever he was near anything that reminded him of fire, even if it was clothes. With a sigh, he messily ran a hand through his hair. He was used to waking up super early - it was around three AM, most-likely, but he had forced himself to pass out at 7 PM, so it was all good. Some would say that his sleeping schedule was screwed up, but it was quite the opposite.

The teen quickly started his morning with a quick set of thirty push-ups, his body regaining it's usual overbearing heat within seconds of starting the warmup exercise. It was something that he was used to, so, ignoring the comfortable feeling of heat, Devon grinned and flipped backwards, landing on his hands and feet. A second later, he began his morning routine of pushups. "One..." he began, easily pushing out the repetition before moving on to the next, and to the next, and the next after that. Minutes later, he was finished with his 100th repetition, and Devon stood, stretching his warmed muscles.

It was about 4 AM, so he moved to the bathroom and turned on the shower. School would be starting pretty soon, and he wanted to feel fresh for the day.

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Devon sighed, exiting his apartment with a poptart held between his teeth. His hair was styled into it's usual Mohawk, while he wore his usual 'street' clothing. Slim black jeans, red and black converse, along with a red, torn hoodie and a black muscle-shirt under that. A quick kick into his bushes caused a flame-embedded skateboard to fly from the grass, and Devon leaped onto it mid-air, flying down the street at an amazing speed, his usual rugged grin on his face. Sparks flew, unhindered, from under the metal wheels as the boy flew down urban alleyways and streets. His backpack, like always, was left at home.