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“You’re welcome.”-The sports freak beamed. It was nice to hear that Rottenella appreciated the gesture. He half expected her to be akin towards her master’s habits. It turned out that she was a free spirit after all. Sportacus chuckled a little. Yes! Victory! He had proven that sportscandy was delicious to somebody who’d never tried it. That was something he could be proud of today. What a great accomplishment.
In love with the Mayor?
Had he been anyone else he’d perhaps been frustrated by the threat. But this was Sportacus. A childish man who ran around in a silly, blue costume and flipped all day. The forty years old adolescent simply broke out into hysterics.-“In love with the Mayor?”-That ridiculous thought just tickled something inside of him. He even shuck his head in disbelief. At least he could laugh at jokes that were aimed at him. Not many people could say the same.
When he had finally calmed down, Sportacus gave the young ballerina a nod and brought his hand out to shake on it.-“Don’t worry I won’t tell him.”-He assured her.
However, his hand was left hanging as the wind-up powered girl began to shut off. Sportacus’ hues were left wide and he stood unusually still. That was a surprise. It didn’t take long for his overactive mind to begin processing again. The little elf rushed behind the clockwork girl. His wide,calloused hands reached for the metal device that protruded out from her back. They turned it without effort, each pull sending out a broken mechanical sound. What a difficult life it must have been to rely on others to awake you from your dormant state. If they had wanted to; someone could leave the poor lass out of commission until the day she rusted. Luckily, Sportacus was not that kind of person. He was kind,supportive and harbored a huge heart.-
“There you are.”-He wore his classic titter on his face as he stepped away from the reanimating girl.- “It must be hard to power off all the time.”-The strong man blurted out loud. Though he mused some more.-“Maybe there is something we can do.”-If she wanted he would help her. He always loved to help others. There must be a way to sort out this predicament.-
clockworkrotten:
Rottenella jerked abruptly to life, eyes attentive and sharp as all her senses concurrently hit her. It took a brief moment of adjustment, but she eventually reached a point of recognition in her surroundings. ❝How long was I out?❞ she uneasily burst, the fear of the unknown setting in; she’d experienced days of unconsciousness at a time, in the past, and dreaded to think of what fragmented modifications could have been made to her mechanical body in that time. The cogs of her mind threw her right back to a day she’d awoken with half of her right arm split open and immovable for repairs. Robbie seemed to forget that even though she was technically a doll, she was still emotive, and was basically seeing her insides, and it hurt. She was mostly made of metal, skin moulded from latex, but that didn’t mean she was consequently immune to physical pain. If she could be brought to sentience, it stood to reason that she could also be made sensation-aware, too.
Once she was satisfied her parts were all in working order, Rottenella despondently bowed her head with an audible creak, and passed a soft exhalation through parted rose lips. ❝Unless, you know how to mechanically engineer living dolls, I doubt that’s even a prospect…besides, Robbie would never allow it. He doesn’t want me around, all the time! I am just an invention, after all. I’m only useful when he has an idea. I’m not his daughter…not really.❞ murmured the clockwork doll, just for a moment, seeming pensive on this. However, just as quick as she’d jolted to life, she re-applied her cocky simper, and looked him dead in the eye. ❝Oh, but that’s alright…I don’t give a shit about him, anyways!❞ she brashly elucidated.
-The blue clad man noticed the worried expression on the young girl's face. Sportacus couldn't blame her. She could have been out for years. But thankfully it was merely minutes.-"Only a little bit."-He reassured her, his voice very soft and comforting. Had he not been stood right in front of her; he was sure that his crystal may have went off. Obviously, he was, so it didn’t need to notify him of the girl’s issues.
That made Sportacus feel bad. He wished that he could save everyone. Though somewhere deep down in his naive heart he knew he could not. He would be damned if he didn't try though. That’s what he was all about. Trying his best and being a hero was all he knew. It was what he was good at.
The sports elf gasped when he heard the mechanical ballerina open her mouth again. Did he hear her correctly? His heart had literally stopped. Sportacus had heard swear words before but not since he'd moved to Lazytown. Everyone in Lazytown avoided curses they were just very polite people.That and there were lots of children roaming the streets in the day time.
Another reason for his shock was Rottenella's age. She was just a child and she was already using such vulgar language.
He double blinked.-
"That's not a very nice thing to say."-Sportacus finally chocked out, his voice strangled in surprise. The disappointed Greek statue gave her a scolding stare. He would have taken it to a verbal scolding, had he not felt that something wasn’t quite right...
When he had finally gotten over the initial shock, the Icelandic man spoke again.-"You are human to me."-The short man responded, calmly. He understood that the girl was hurting deep inside; even if she did hide it very well. If he was in her situation, a robot only loved when she was needed, he to would feel lost. This was why he desperately wanted to help her.-"So you should be able to make your own choices and your own mistakes."-That was true. At the end of the day she was a living being, android or not. She had every right to choose her own fate.- "I may not be any good with computer stuff but I have a friend who is. It couldn't hurt to try, could it?"
Ryan In Lazy Town
“Maybe.” Ryan nodded. “But I agree with you on the ‘taking things for granted’ front.” He stood up and lifted the guitar from around his neck, carefully putting it into the case. Once the case was clasped shut, Ryan cautiously slipped it through his bedroom window until it sat on his bed. “See you later Sportacus, I’m gonna go eat some food.” He bounced up the small staircase on the porch of the house. “Healthy food that is.” The teen added when he turned around to face the hero again. Ryan gave Sportacus a thumbs up and went inside.
-Sportacus just could not stop smiling. Ryan was a great kid. He tried his best and he seemed to really listen and understand everything the older man was trying to teach him. It warmed his heart to think that his new friend was taking everything in.- “Oh okay, Ryan. See you later.”-The optimistic hero called after him. He waved his calloused palm at the other male, briefly.
‘Healthy food that is.‘
Sportacus was proud like a father at his child’s nativity play. It tugged on his heart strings to know that Ryan was really thinking about his life style choices. What made this even better was that he was making the right choices already. Ryan was surely going to lead a good life, full of energy and magical memories.
With one last wave and a short delighted chuckle, Sportacus made his way to his airship. His route was taken with a sprint and many back-flips. Until he reached the ladder and began to climb it in an agile manner. A way that only Sportacus could do after all that movement beforehand.
“It’s almost 8:08.”-He thought out loud to himself as he continued to climb the many rungs that ascended to his ship.-“A few pushups and then straight to bed.”-The stout man told himself. If he didn’t get enough sleep then he wouldn’t have enough energy for the following morning.
It was around 6am when the sun started to shine through the airship’s windows. Sportacus was of course up in a flash. He took the time to brush his teeth, have some breakfast and exercise a little before descending down to Lazytown. Excited. What would today bring?-
Ryan had gotten up a little earlier, but when he saw Sportacus, he popped his head out the window.
“Sportacus, what’re you doing here?” The teen called. “I’m literally the only one in Lazy Town that wakes up this early. And there’s no way any trouble is happening when only on person in Lazy Town is awake.”
-The short man heard Ryan call to him and instantly he approached the lad's house sprinting and somersaulting as he did so.-"I was just going for a run. Would you like to join me?"-The excited, Icelandic elf called, trying to at least keep his voice down. Everyone else in Lazytown was tucked away in bed, still. So he didn't want to disturb there sleep.
Sportacus was over the moon to find out that Ryan too was an early bird. That made him wonder...had the young man had some breakfast yet?- "Did you have some breakfast, Ryan? You know that breakfast is the most important meal of the day.”-Its such a cliche saying but its very true. Without breakfast, it is hard to go throughout your day. You lack energy. Sportacus knew this and without breakfast he was a lot weaker than he would usually be. There had only been some very few times that the muscular man forgot his breakfast. Those occasions proved how vital, how essential the first meal of the day was.
If Ryan hadn’t had anything to eat yet then there was plenty of sportscandy growing on the tree. It would be a easy enough just to climb a tree and pluck an apple for him. That was one of the many joys of living in Lazytown.-
Robbie Rotten as a villain no. 1. [I may do one for Sportacus but nothing is certain ]
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superhealthelf:
-Him?
Sportacus chewed the inside of his bottom lip. That word ‘Him’ made himself sound vile. It left an unsettling feeling in his stomach. There was no doubt that Rottenella was clearly referring to him in such an unfriendly manner because Robbie was the one who brought her to life. Even with this knowledge that was slightly unnerving. Did Robbie really dislike him? That hurt his feelings.
Although, this introduction hadn’t been the most friendly, the elf tried to shake off any bad feelings he was having. Or at least suppress them for now.-“Oh yes, I’m Sportacus.”-The man forced a small smile. Sportacus nodded. It was true that he had just turned up out of the blue one day (no pun intended).-“That’s true. Stephanie needed my help.”-He informed.-“So I came down to Lazytown.“
-A dictator? No. That wasn’t how he wanted to be known. Did he really come across that way? A deep frown interrupted that once prominent smirk.
Even so before he could open his trap and explain that he wasn’t trying to tell people what to do, Rottenella introduced herself. Sportacus wanted to tell her that he just wanted to encourage others to make healthy life style choices. But now he had lost the immediate opportunity to do so.-"It’s nice to meet you Rottenella.”-The blue elf greeted. Thankfully, was able to let things go pretty easy. In the back of his mind however, he planned to prove her wrong.-
“Though you are wrong about a few things. I don’t tell people what to do. I just encourage them to have fun and eat sportscandy.”-The muscular male seemed to have instantly cheered up. He hit the crystal that rested against his chest.“Apple!”-The jumping bean called, before catching the fruit that had been projected from his backpack.-“Wanna try?”-He offered the young lass, a warm expression upon his face. His hand outstretched with the apple firmly clasped within.
There was clearly no hard feelings there.-
clockworkrotten:
Rottenella had been silently observing the competition between Sportacus && her creator for a while, now, and had reached the conclusion that even in his most enervated days, Robbie exhibited unparalleled knowledge. That, paired with his indefatigable perseverance must mean he would eventually prevail. After all, if she’d learned anything in her short time of living, it was that chaos always reigned. It was everywhere, if you looked hard enough. Why, she was conscious proof of that theory, herself! Even life, itself, the purest, most highly revered basis possibly conceivable, could be spawned out of venom. If that stood for anything, at all, it stood as a will to succeed. She was made to be rotten. It was her one, singular direction in life. Robbie was all that she had, and to stray from him would be to stray from her sense of self. Without him, she was nothing.
❝Yes, I’m aware it was Stephanie who invoked your service.❞ the clockwork doll rebuffed dismissively. It was clear she still held resentment against her for overthrowing her in the dancing duel. Still, it comforted her to know that the pink-haired spring may not have been so successful had her Uncle not been the judge of the competition. It was rigged, she told herself. I would have won, if it weren’t for the Mayor.
Her couldn’t-care-less demeanour subtly adjusted in to curious scrutiny as the apple was held out towards her. She had to admit she was tempted. She was a sugar fanatic, as much as her father, but how could she be certain she’d abhor the juice of a healthy snack if she were never to try one? Well, she supposed, what Robbie didn’t know wouldn’t hurt him! After all, she backed his cause, but she was far from a carbon copy. ❝…Thank you, kindly!❞ Rottenella decided with a stiff, mechanical bow, proceeding to take a tentative bite of the fruit with an agreeable simper soon to follow. She was pleasantly surprised by how sweet it settled on her palette. Robbie was missing out!
❝…Alright. You win. Just don’t tell Robbie I let you persuade me, or I’ll tell everyone in town you’re in love with the Mayor.❞ Rottenella forewarned with a mischievous smirk, a troublesome glimmer dancing in her glass eyes, ❝At least, not for a w-….❞
The grand, silver key protruding from her back came to a gradual slow as she involuntarily trailed off her sentence, and eventually shut down, altogether. Just like a toy, she ran on clockwork energy, and couldn’t operate without the key being turned.
"You're welcome."-The sports freak beamed. It was nice to hear that Rottenella appreciated the gesture. He half expected her to be akin towards her master's habits. It turned out that she was a free spirit after all. Sportacus chuckled a little. Yes! Victory! He had proven that sportscandy was delicious to somebody who'd never tried it. That was something he could be proud of today. What a great accomplishment.
In love with the Mayor?
Had he been anyone else he'd perhaps been frustrated by the threat. But this was Sportacus. A childish man who ran around in a silly, blue costume and flipped all day. The forty years old adolescent simply broke out into hysterics.-"In love with the Mayor?"-That ridiculous thought just tickled something inside of him. He even shuck his head in disbelief. At least he could laugh at jokes that were aimed at him. Not many people could say the same.
When he had finally calmed down, Sportacus gave the young ballerina a nod and brought his hand out to shake on it.-"Don't worry I won't tell him."-He assured her.
However, his hand was left hanging as the wind-up powered girl began to shut off. Sportacus' hues were left wide and he stood unusually still. That was a surprise. It didn't take long for his overactive mind to begin processing again. The little elf rushed behind the clockwork girl. His wide,calloused hands reached for the metal device that protruded out from her back. They turned it without effort, each pull sending out a broken mechanical sound. What a difficult life it must have been to rely on others to awake you from your dormant state. If they had wanted to; someone could leave the poor lass out of commission until the day she rusted. Luckily, Sportacus was not that kind of person. He was kind,supportive and harbored a huge heart.-
"There you are."-He wore his classic titter on his face as he stepped away from the reanimating girl.- "It must be hard to power off all the time."-The strong man blurted out loud. Though he mused some more.-"Maybe there is something we can do."-If she wanted he would help her. He always loved to help others. There must be a way to sort out this predicament.-
Ryan In Lazy Town
“Maybe.” Ryan nodded. “But I agree with you on the ‘taking things for granted’ front.” He stood up and lifted the guitar from around his neck, carefully putting it into the case. Once the case was clasped shut, Ryan cautiously slipped it through his bedroom window until it sat on his bed. “See you later Sportacus, I’m gonna go eat some food.” He bounced up the small staircase on the porch of the house. “Healthy food that is.” The teen added when he turned around to face the hero again. Ryan gave Sportacus a thumbs up and went inside.
-Sportacus just could not stop smiling. Ryan was a great kid. He tried his best and he seemed to really listen and understand everything the older man was trying to teach him. It warmed his heart to think that his new friend was taking everything in.- "Oh okay, Ryan. See you later."-The optimistic hero called after him. He waved his calloused palm at the other male, briefly.
'Healthy food that is.'
Sportacus was proud like a father at his child’s nativity play. It tugged on his heart strings to know that Ryan was really thinking about his life style choices. What made this even better was that he was making the right choices already. Ryan was surely going to lead a good life, full of energy and magical memories.
With one last wave and a short delighted chuckle, Sportacus made his way to his airship. His route was taken with a sprint and many back-flips. Until he reached the ladder and began to climb it in an agile manner. A way that only Sportacus could do after all that movement beforehand.
"It's almost 8:08."-He thought out loud to himself as he continued to climb the many rungs that ascended to his ship.-"A few pushups and then straight to bed."-The stout man told himself. If he didn't get enough sleep then he wouldn't have enough energy for the following morning.
It was around 6am when the sun started to shine through the airship's windows. Sportacus was of course up in a flash. He took the time to brush his teeth, have some breakfast and exercise a little before descending down to Lazytown. Excited. What would today bring?-
At the beach
Samantha smiles when she sees Sportacus join her, then continues looking around the beautiful scenery, enjoying it a lot even though she knows they don’t have a lot of time to stay underwater until they need oxygen again.
She looks to see the puffer fish all deflated until its body puffed up, making her smile more and wanting to laugh as well. She saw Sportacus go up for oxygen as she follows him until she makes it above water, then sighs in relief and laughs a bit as well.
“Oh yeah, it was really funny.”
- A delighted expression remained on the elf's face. Although now he began musing on what they should do next.
They could always go and make sand castles. That would be fun.- "Would you like to go make sandcastles now, Samantha?"-Sportacus asked. It would be great if they could work as a team. They could create a huge castle with moat. Shells could be embedded into the fine walls as decoration and sticks could be used as little flags.
It was immature for a man in his forties to get all hyped up to play in the sand. Though of course Sportacus was no normal man. He was an elf, a sports elf at that. His job meant that he didn't need to grow up really. To take care of children all you really need is a lot of positive energy. Though of course some responsibility was required. He couldn't just let children do anything. He had to make sure that everything was in reason. No one should get hurt on his watch. Nor did they. Thankfully, his energetic habits always paid off and usually he was able to prevent kids from falling or making ill decisions.-
"We could gather some shells on the way back to the beach. Maybe even turn it into game?"-Now he was going to burst with the thrill of his own ideas.-"We can see who can pick up the most shells. It will be fun."
“Ready, steady, GO!”-Sportacus cheered, rushing out of the sea and onto the damp part of the beach, where he began to gather lots and lots of little shells. For a strong man, his fingers were surprisingly gentle. The shells were safely collected with little to no damage at all.-
(We should rp sometime 😊)
(I would love to thank you ~ Jasmine.)
Stefan in hospital again
(Lets pray that his fortunes turn around soon. He deserves good things not bad things. We love you Stefan Karl Stefanson. ~Jasmine)
The LazyTown Episode: “Lazy Scouts” is blessed let me tell you why.
Sportacus is a goober the entire time, saves Robbie from certain death, helps him inside and THEN PERSONALLY offers him hot chocolate. And can we please talk about HOW Sportaloony looks at Robbie? Someone validate this.
LIKE HE IS SO HAPPY ROBBIE TOOK IT FROM HIM
Ryan In Lazy Town
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“And Sportacus saving the day.” Ryan sang in response. He wrote the lyrics down. “Okay, how’s this?” He asked the blue-suited hero before playing his guitar. “My name is Ryan, I’m new in town, but I’ve made so many friends. With Pixel, Trixie and Stephanie, we’re gonna have a blast together!” He stopped, smiling.
-Sportacus couldn’t help but allow a stupid grin to form upon his chiseled face. Those lyrics were about him! He giggled a little, feeling slightly shy. Yet, he was thankful. What an incredibly thoughtful gesture. Ryan was a good friend and Sportacus was proud that he had met him.
The man bounced up, chuckling and nodding his approval.-”Yes, that is fantastic, Ryan.”-The blue kangaroo couldn’t help himself and performed various jumps and stunts to the wonderful music.-
-Feeling the rhythm of the music, the elf began to add to this wonderful new song. It was the way of a Lazytowner to be able to improvise the lyrics to songs and create new music for all in the town to enjoy. They literally sung about almost anything; including brushing their teeth.-
“Go,go,go get up Lazytown is the start of a brand new day.”-He sang, his voice surprisingly pleasing on the ears. His appearance was perhaps a little misleading in that sense. He wasn’t just an impeccable gymnast but also a fantastic singer.
Despite this, dancing was a whole other story, so he liked to incorporate his aerobic talents whenever dancing was involved. He knew some styles of dance, which he liked to practice in his airship, but for now at least he didn’t know enough to carry him throughout an entire song. Stephanie was defiantly the best dancer in Lazytown.-
“Things are upside down here in Lazytown,”-A flip was completed by the performing monkey as he sang.-
“Adventure’s just a moment away!”-He finished, leaping up into the air and touching both of his feet. Before landing like a cat from a tree.
Once again the joyful bloke chortled.-”That was amazing, Ryan! You are really good song writer.”-Sportacus complimented, an immense amount of enthusiasm displayed on his face. He looked forward to hearing more songs from the youth in the future and knew that the other towns folk would too.
What a fantastic day it had been, he’d made a new friend, played basketball with the kids and now, thanks to Ryan, there was a brand new song for the citizens here in the town to enjoy. Today really had been great.-
“Thanks for helping me Sportacus.” Ryan said with a smile. He wrote the suggested lyrics down, then turned his attention back to the hero. “You know, that airship of yours is pretty cool.” The teen said. “Wish I could just name something and it’s sent to me the way it’s done with you.”
-The elf’s sky hues shifted towards his airship. As usual the blimp rested among the clouds, awaiting instruction. He truly was lucky to have such a useful and flexible home. Anything he needed was convenient for him and it was mobile, so he could live wherever he wanted. Though he had quite easily selected this gorgeous little town as his permanent home. There was honestly nowhere better than Lazytown. What a fantastic place it was. The towns folk were all unique and special, they weren’t the kind of people you could get anywhere else.
To add to this the crime rate was so low in the petite town that it didn’t even require a jail.
Sportacus shifted his gaze back towards the youth. He looked grateful to say the least.-”Thank you. I would be lost without it.”-The stump admitted. It was strange for him to be open about his weaknesses, but it was true. He’d be in trouble without his beloved vehicle. It contained a special water source and kept his fruit clean and cool. This was not to say that he couldn’t live without it. There was always away around things. But in all honest Sportacus never wanted to be without his beloved aircraft. It would create a lot of hassle.-
“Hm.”-He mumbled in thought, his chin resting in between his thumb and index finger.- “You know you could always ask Pixel. He is great at inventing things.”-He suggested.-”But you know sometimes we take for granted what we already have. Its great just to be able to walk and pick the things we need up.”-He tried to promote these simplistic abilities. After all they were important.-
rawmanda:Summer is officially here ☀️ What are your plans this…
❝Some people say “If you can’t beat them, join them”. I say “If you can’t beat them, beat them up”, because they will be expecting you to join them, so you'll have the element of surprise.❞
-Sportacus was almost speechless. His light blue hues double blinked as his mouth dropped agape. The stubby yet sturdy man had briefly met Rottenella before in the past but back then she hadn’t uttered a word. It was no wonder that the sports elf was so surprised. Especially as what the lass had said was so contrasting to any of his beliefs. That wasn’t something a good sport would say at all. He had to try and correct this. Even though he knew the ballerina may not listen. -
“No, no that is the same as losing. The only way to really win is fair and square.”-The Icelandic male tried to smile but it faltered into a disapproving frown.
Despite his disagreement with the young girl, Sportacus did not harbour any ill feelings towards her. He didn’t do that with anyone. In general the man was quite docile like a tame dog in a family of grabby kids. He still liked to run around and play but he rarely got mad. Sometimes he got annoyed, like whenever Robbie had successfully gotten rid of the sportscandy or temporarily gotten him kicked out of town, but he never completely lost it.-
“If you can’t beat them you should maybe go and practice a little bit more. Then try again. You can never lose if you keep trying. Practice makes perfect.”-Sportacus finally gave a definite smile and placed his knuckles on his hips. A sharp nod followed next. It was clear that he believed every word of what he had just said.-
clockworkrotten:
Rottenella, given the ability to speak, would undoubtedly have used the prowess of her scorn to intimidate and verbally bludgeon the other children in to submission the day of that damning dancing duel. Regrettably, Robbie hadn’t fitted her mechanical physique with a voice box until the week after she lost to Stephanie. Rottenella had been through the machine that could deliver && denounce her sentience many a time since that day, but doubt not she’d had plenty of time to dwell upon her history, albeit said history being across a very short timeline, indeed. After all, she had spent most of her young life as an unconscious figurine inside a music box. The day of the dance-off had been her very first operative day; it was essentially her birthday! However, with her music box having been crafted years before, the technicality of the matter made her 11 years of age. Eleven years she’d been locked up inside the dark four walls of that music box, rarely opened, rarely glanced at. Unappreciated. All it took was one tiny spark of resentment towards the overwhelmingly blue-clad hero within her creator to thrust her in to a sentient life! She was Rottenella Rotten, conceived out of bitterness. What did that make her? Well, she supposed, it made her twice as rotten. She wasn’t a child; she was a weapon. Ammunition against the hero, and all that he stood for. Personally, she held no disfavour towards maintaining a healthy lifestyle, although the undeniable rivalry between Robbie and Sportacus left her to assume she’d already been branded in Robbie’s light, and should behave as such. In a twisted kind of way, she was his daughter. Not biologically, but by some way of means. The daughter of the town villain. How fun! She was already beginning to hone those rotten ways. Robbie was right. It was so good to be bad!
❝Oh, right! You’re…him.❞ Rottenella’s automated voice communicated in a cold, mechanical style of speech. ❝I’ve heard all about you && your…superintendence in this town. Is it true you just showed up here, one day, and you started telling everybody what to do?❞ she sneered almost contemptuously, her actions deviating from the manner of which her words were spoken as she courteously extended a hand out towards him, ❝If you ask me, that sounds more akin to dictatorship than heroism, but we’ll see. I’m Rottenella - it’s a pleasure to make your acquaintance.❞ she declared, then performed what could only be described as a faultless courtesy. It was safe to assume she was an odd child, to say the least, very advanced in mentality for her age, and also forthrightly confident - perhaps, over-brazenly so. Her clockwork composure steadily tick-tick-ticked as she held an unwavering gaze.
-Him?
Sportacus chewed the inside of his bottom lip. That word 'Him' made himself sound vile. It left an unsettling feeling in his stomach. There was no doubt that Rottenella was clearly referring to him in such an unfriendly manner because Robbie was the one who brought her to life. Even with this knowledge that was slightly unnerving. Did Robbie really dislike him? That hurt his feelings.
Although, this introduction hadn't been the most friendly, the elf tried to shake off any bad feelings he was having. Or at least suppress them for now.-"Oh yes, I'm Sportacus."-The man forced a small smile. Sportacus nodded. It was true that he had just turned up out of the blue one day (no pun intended).-"That's true. Stephanie needed my help."-He informed.-"So I came down to Lazytown."
-A dictator? No. That wasn't how he wanted to be known. Did he really come across that way? A deep frown interrupted that once prominent smirk.
Even so before he could open his trap and explain that he wasn't trying to tell people what to do, Rottenella introduced herself. Sportacus wanted to tell her that he just wanted to encourage others to make healthy life style choices. But now he had lost the immediate opportunity to do so.- "It's nice to meet you Rottenella."-The blue elf greeted. Thankfully, was able to let things go pretty easy. In the back of his mind however, he planned to prove her wrong.-
"Though you are wrong about a few things. I don't tell people what to do. I just encourage them to have fun and eat sportscandy."-The muscular male seemed to have instantly cheered up. He hit the crystal that rested against his chest."Apple!"-The jumping bean called, before catching the fruit that had been projected from his backpack.-"Wanna try?"-He offered the young lass, a warm expression upon his face. His hand outstretched with the apple firmly clasped within.
There was clearly no hard feelings there.-
🌼( lemme touch sportacus 's bootyful hair )
(All are welcome to touch the elf’s gorgeous locks. Thank you for the ask~Jasmine.)
-Sportacus had felt an itch on his scalp all morning. It must have been from his hat rubbing at the top of his head. He had been playing basketball with the kids up until now. Flipping around as he did so. The irritable feeling was quite difficult to ignore, but the short,sturdy sports elf bared it. He didn’t want to rip the accessory from his head in front of the children. No one in Lazytown had ever seen him with out it. It was apart of his look and admittedly he wouldn’t be comfortable with anyone seeing him without it.
Really it was no wonder that the garment proved bothersome from time to time. He did wear it everyday, it was as if it was permanently glued to his head.
When the game had finished, the elf said goodbye to his friends and sprinted off. He found himself somersaulting over one of the gigantic, lemon walls. Until finally he was able to remove the hat and attend to his head. A quick glance around told him no one was watching. So Sportacus decided to take advantage of his free ears and locks for a few more seconds. He let out a contented sigh. Although he liked his hat, this felt very liberating.
It was then that he felt something lightly brush the blonde hair on top of his head. Sportacus looked around in surprise when he saw Marty.-“Oh uh hello.”-The elf greeted, feeling slightly embarrassed. His hand reached up to stroke at the accessory in his hair. A flower.-“Oh um thank you.”-The man smiled, feeling a little exposed. Still that was very kind of the diclonius.
After a few more moments of smiling with the accessory in his hair, the athletic man placed his hat over his head. The flower lingered underneath. Now he began to move again, shifting his feet from left to right as he bounced a little.-”Its nice to see you again- uh?…Miss.”
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Send 🌼 to put a flower in my muse’s hair!
-Sportacus had been flipping, jumping and running all day long. Nothing out of the ordinary there. He did this every day and had done since he was old enough to understand that this was what he loved to do. That was a long time ago now, but the sports elf still hadn’t become bored of it.
Additionally, the stout man also adored wearing the colour blue. This meant that everyday he would wear his beloved navy vest and hat. Which had kept his ears and hair tightly tucked away for sometime now. This did irritate his ears sometimes, causing them to ache, dully.
It seemed like after playing with the kids for sometime that he was now by himself. The youngsters had gone off to complete tomorrow’s homework assignment and had insisted that they didn’t need any help at the moment.
So after a few more laps around Lazytown, the jumping kangaroo had finally stopped; allowing himself a couple of minutes without the garment on his head. There wasn’t anyone around to see him anyways, so it wouldn’t hurt.
The cool breeze against the long,pointy auricles was a relief. His eye lids even closed over his pretty blue eyes as he comfortable took in a breath.
Suddenly, Sportacus felt something gently shift the dirty blonde curls on top of his head. His sky coloured hues snapped open in surprise and he shifted his view towards the twenty-eight year old in surprise. He jolted slightly, before smiling at the girl.
Even though, he wasn’t particularly comfortable with anyone seeing him without his hat. The man knew it wasn’t the young lady’s fault. Actually, from what he could feel upon on his head, she had done something very kind. The athletic elf gently pulled the flower from his locks and examined it. A wide smile formed on his face as he placed it back upon his head.-
“Oh uh thank you…uh-?”-Sportacus stated, realizing he had no idea of the lass’s name.
He awaited for the blue haired lass to introduce herself, patiently. It was exciting to meet a new friend. Though he’d make sure to put his hat back on soon.
Sportacus gently reached for his hat and rolled it back over his skull, covering up the pretty accessory.-
“I’m Sportacus, welcome to Lazytown.”-It was clear that he had no idea that she had lived in the town previously.-