The Bowery Presents
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The Dog Park
lethafitz:
“Well, of course I did. I needed to see what was back here,” they answered, looking around for an exit to the place. They just wanted to flee. “Sinister — what’s going on here?”
Brand shrugged a little, stepping closer again. “Nothing. Here isn’t even a place that exists.”
The Dog Park
lethafitz:
“Hey — Hey now, keep that distance,” they said, holding their hands up. The blonde just felt so uncomfortable with xem getting close, even though they were the one that trespassed into xyr territory. “When people say we can’t even look at this place or at the hooded figures, there’s gotta be something hidden here.”
Brand paused as they told xem to stay back, xyr wide eyes narrowing a little. “You’re afraid but you still came?” Xe asked curiously, this going against everything that xe believed to be true about humans. “Maybe there’s nothing though. Maybe this is all a distraction to keep you from looking at the sinister plots happening right in front of your own noses.”
The Dog Park
lethafitz:
You know you aren’t supposed to be in here, right? Letha looked at xem, taking a step back as xe approached them. They didn’t know exactly what xe was or what xe’d do to them. Maybe there was a reason there weren’t people allowed in the Dog Park — and it was this person right here.
“I know I’m not. I wanted to know what was back here,” they said, trying to keep their voice steady through the nerves. “What they’re trying to hide.”
“Nobody is trying to hide anything. What made you think that they were? You’re being preposterous. Completely neurotic.” Brand assured them, continuing forward even as they backed up a little. Xe figured that if they’d had the nerve to acknowledge the dog park and even trespass inside they could deal with a little antagonizing on xyr part.
The Dog Park
lethafitz:
Letha didn’t notice the hooded figure at first when they entered more into the park, just thinking of xem as one of the scraggly trees located in it. But they had a complete feeling of unease — they weren’t alone here. They couldn’t have been. They felt like someone was watching.
Pulling out their phone, they tried to shine the flashlight on it around. “’Kay, you can show your face, whoever or whatever you are,” the blonde said, turning to get a full view of their surroundings.
Brand stepped forward, distinguishing xemself from the line of dark trees. “You know you aren’t supposed to be in here, right?” Xe asked, more curious than anything as xe approached them.
kellyn-jiang:
“I’m shockingly visible. Hardly ever invisible, actually. Except on weekends and holidays.”
“That’s a respectable ratio.”
kellyn-jiang:
“So, do I get a name? I’m Kel. You are …?”
“Brand. I’ve seen you before.”
kellyn-jiang:
“Me, obviously. There aren’t even any helicopters following me, not since the last Jamboree. You need to check me for recording devices?”
“No to all.”
kellyn-jiang:
“You’re not Lee Marvin, are you?”
“Depends on who’s asking.”
kellyn-jiang:
“Nah, I’m okay. You should see the other guys. This will sound weird, but I have the strangest urge that I should be pretending not to see you right now.”
“It’s probably not a bad idea.”
The Dog Park
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Letha stared at the electrified fence surrounding The Dog Park, wondering how good of an idea this was. The gate had appeared in front of them, something that they weren’t expecting. It was terrifying, but they just needed to know deep down what was inside that Dog Park that everyone denied. There had to be some cover-up. Something bad — even by Night Vale’s standards — was probably happening.
The entered The Dog Park, finding themselves out of breath almost instantly. They were actually scared.
Brand was standing between two medium-sized trees, xyr thin frame blending with the row. Xyr face was mostly obscured by the shadow created in the hood pulled over the top of xyr head, xyr gaze following Letha as they entered the park.
Xe didn’t say anything, waiting instead to see if they would continue further into the park. They appeared frightened, the uneasiness apparent on their face.
“Man, I hate funding meetings. I threw my shoulder out in the gladiator pit.”
“You need help?”
‘Citizens are not even supposed to be consciously aware of the dog park’
