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🎡 {Stuck with Bunnymund if that's okay}
The taller rabbit could only facepalm. This was not what he had in mind when Nick proposed a trip to the amusement park. At least the beautiful evening view lay in sight all around them.
Otherwise, Bunnymund might have contemplated jumping off. Speaking of which...
“So long ya think it’s gonna take ‘em to fix this bloody thing?”
First Encounters
@returnedwarrior
Over the years, Yiang Hyunh had come to expect many troubles as a traveling cook.
Being harassed by bandits (pigs this time) that wanted his earnings was almost like clockwork: get ambushed, hear them brag about themselves, hand over your money, and watch in annoyance as they take your belongings and scatter them all over the barren trail.
Seriously, he just cleaned that pot!
Today turned out different - and not in a good way. Instead of being attacked by some garden-variety thugs out in the fields, he wound up getting cornered by slave traders...in the village?!
Where in Quan Am’s grace were all the guards for this place?! Better yet where was everyone else? Judging by the distant screams, though, perhaps it was best the moon bear didn’t entertain that thought.
“P-Please, I do not wish to be take away! I am only a simple old cook!”
“Oh that won’t be a problem, old man,” a rather slim figure in black and red robes tauntingly replied, “we’ve got clients that ain’t too picky. Bag ‘em up, boys.”
“Oh no,” as the scoundrels came closer, Yiang shielded his face with his hands and dropped into a fearful crouch, “...no-no-no-no-NO! SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!”
Open Starter
The bear, seated upon the sand, looked back at the person behind him with an inviting smile. “I’m watching the sun set. Would you like to join me?”
@tubbycowdad
(Simba)
Good. Now they could finally get down to business.
Ratigan ambled to the center of the clearing where everyone could see, making sure to keep Simba close by his side in case any other smart-alecks decided to speak up. He cleared his throat and spoke loudly and clearly.
“Alright, gentleman! Today will be our first foray into the Elephant Graveyard! Thanks to recent happenings, the hyenas are more preoccupied than usual and our scout has confirmed that they have gotten sloppier at patrolling that area ever since Scar took over.”
His smile became devilish. “Our goal is to pilfer that area of their food.”
“I wanted to tell you again that I am completely serious, just in case you didn’t believe me.” Nick to Villain!Anthro Present Mic
The cockatoo cocked a feathery brow, condescending. “Uh huh, and I’m supposed to care why? In case you haven’t noticed, fox, I’m a little busy at the moment, so why don’t you make like a skateboard and scoot off?”
❝A bold move to show your face here in the shadows of night.❞ the cape buffalo firmly replied with a gruff and cautious tone, his gun being in his hooves. his eyes narrowed threateningly and cautiously. @ Anthro!Villain Mic.
The golden cockatoo put a hand against his chest in faux hurt. “Bogo, Bogo, Bogo! You sound as though you’re not happy at all to see me! And I went through all the trouble of getting dressed up for a night out, too!”
Continued from @miracle-rats
Yiang blinked in surprise at the young lady’s response. For a moment, he hesitated to share his daughter’s name with her, but shook his head immediately after. Despite radiating the aura of a troublemaker, the cat did not seem like the type to be that kind of dangerous. “Her name is Mai. And since we are on the topic of names,” the bear readjusted his spectacles, “what is yours, miss?”
(Continued from @leodorelionheart)
“Oh,” Yiang deflated at Leodore’s rejection but nodded in acquiescence, “I understand.” He knew he should have expected that answer anyway. Leo was right; it was far too soon for them to be going that far yet. There remained still so much they did not know about each other, flaws they hadn’t scoped out yet. To expect matrimony at this point had been foolhardy.
Standing back up, the moon bear closed the ring box and stowed it back in his pants pocket, face meek and embarrassed at his own naivete. “My apologies. That was too fast of me. I just...I suppose my inner romantic simply got the better of me.”
