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Civisect was a city of limitless potential, at least that's how Hawkin saw it. More specifically potential for fun. The young tealblood saw possibilities for destruction fun everywhere he turned! Lately he had been practicing his grinding, which he was in the middle of...on the railings of a somewhere around 200 step staircase.
The heavily scarred troll was gliding down the rails, knees bent, arms maintaining balance as he flew down the metal poles. Occasionally he'd jump from railing to railing, managing an flip over a couple older trolls as he did so, earning him some surprised sputtering or yelling.
Papbeats was doing his best to chase his charge down the treacherous stairway, but the tiny lusus wasn't having the easiest time catching up. His normally smooth beats scratching every few moments as the lusus tried to catch its breath...if Papbeats even did breathe. Hawkin was never too clear on that.

Hawkin had heard the voice as he neared the end of the railing, kick-flipping off the end as he made a sharp swerve on the flat concrete to curb his momentum. He wouldn't even have looked back if Papbeats hadn't finally caught up to him and tugged at the hem of his sweater, pointing back at the seadweller as static hissed out of the speakers that made up his face, the lusus' way of panting.
The tealblood turned around and looked at the girl. Talk about a fish out of water. Hawkin turned the walktroll down a bit, but still made sure there was music coming out of the headphones around his neck. " 'Sup dudette." He said, lazily skating back up to the feet of the stairs, "Didn't catch that. What's up?"

Hawkin was generally one to abide the hemospectrum, though only when TOLD to do so. He could tell this seadweller might do just that, but until then he'd simply continue his business as usual attitude.
The tealblood shrugged a bit, "Dudette's just a universal nickname. Usually means you're cool." He kicked the skateboard up into the air and caught it in his hands, "And this, is just a skateboard yo. It's hecka fun, especially grinding down some sick rails," he grinned a bit as the static finally calmed down from his tuckered out lusus. "I'm Hawkin Adrnal, and ya can check it out if ya want dudette, er, Mesnei." The tealblood shrugged again before extending the board towards the seadweller. She seemed a little stuffy, but hey it was always fun to teach any troll some tricks.

A small chuckle escaped the tealblood at this Mesnei's word soup response. She seemed fun though, if not totally clueless, but that wasn't really a problem with enthusiasm like that.
Hawkin's grin quickly soured however, as the seadweller's tone suddenly took a nose dive. "What, you're bouncin' already dudette?" Hawkin asked, side eyeing her lusus' tentacle with his one good eye. "I mean you do you, but just seems a shame." He shrugged a bit. "I was gonna teach ya some sweet tricks yo." He wasn't a pushy troll, but he was bored, and he had an inkling that Mesnei was still engrossed with the new mode of purse awesome transportation that was the skateboard. No troll should ever be denied its sick ride.

Hawkin clicked his tongue and leaned a bit on his board as she yammered on about not wanting to skate. Even the tealblood could tell how much she wanted to check it out. "Well, alright then," he said, with a grin as he started to turn his tunes up to full blast. Hawkin felt the vibrations move through his body, and a gentle rumble started under their feet.
Papbeats looked up at his charge, and started jumping about, making weird distressed honking noises. Hawk knew his lusus was telling him to knock it off, to not get mixed up with a seadweller like this. But, where's the fun in that?
The tealblood harnessed the vibrations from his music, from Papbeats, from the city life surrounding them, and continued to send shockwaves through the ground.
"Oh no, it's an Alterniaquake..." he said unconvincingly as a crack in the concrete formed between Mesnei and her lusus. "Oh no," he continued, completely deadpan as the crack popped open into a wide crevice and the ground beneath his, Mesnei, and Papbeats feet started to sink and slope away from the crevice. The tealblood readied himself to grab hold of the seadweller and peace out on his board if she wasn't able to hold her footing. Hawkin was purely concerned with showing this girl how to waste time in a good way. He barely even paid attention to the other trolls caught off guard by his tectonic trickery.

Hawk had made sure to be extra careful of his balance with Mesnei adjusting herself on the back of the board. The tealblood had also grabbed ahold of Papbeats, the lusus clinging onto Hawkin's shoulder for dear life, honking and screeching in his sponge clot for causing such an uproar, and kidnapping a seadweller.
Hawkin just glided along on his board though, dodging the odd troll here and there as they came down the concrete slope. He'd have to remember this new awesome ramp he'd made for later. Heading into the downtown area, he finally slowed to a stop, leaving Phelie in the dust.
"Ya alright there dudette?" he asked, turning the volume down on his walktroll again so it remained nothing but a dull roar around his neck.

"Hey, hey there," Hawkin said, crouching down to Mesnei's level. "You got nothing to worry about. They're not that common," he tried to reassure her, reaching a hand up to wipe a tear away.
Papbeats quietly hopped off of Hawk's shoulder and sat next to Mesnei on the board, placing a tiny hand nub on her leg.
"See, Papbeats and I got your back. You got nothing to worry about. You're hella safe with us."
Normally Hawkin wouldn't be so comforting to a newly met troll, however, this was literally all his fault, and having a seadweller mad at you, well that would just be plain dumb. He decided to not let her know he was the one who caused the quake, not now at least. "But hey, wasn't that at least a little fun? I mean dang that really gets your pump biscuit going." He chuckled a bit, and put a hand on her shoulder reassuringly.