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Having a Mallow Time
Bonfire was the best, people were running around, people were talking, she was dancing to music that was barely audible over the sound of the fire, and she felt completely in her element - or at least very close to her element. She was at the same time roasting Mallows over the fire, seeing as she had complete control over the perfection of those mallows, she didn’t need to be anywhere close.
“Hey you! Do you want to try a perfect Mallow?”
It was Sunday night, and Silver couldn’t be more excited. “Everyone’s here! Everyone’s---nearly everyone’s---well, you’re here! This is totally, just, totally thrilling--- I need to get a hat, hang on.”
“You’re just here hoping I’ll keep you dry, aren’t you.”
I lost my Shapeshifter
“Excuse me, but have you maybe seen an animal - any kind of animal - that has been behaving sort of like a child?”
Taking a deep breath as soon as she was outside the infirmary, Alva raised a hand to her mouth and yelled as loud as she could, “Let it be known that while I’m not one to be afraid of things with entirely too many legs, I just saw the biggest spider-- I’m fairly sure cities could’ve been built on its back, populated by tiny spiderfolk,” she grinned despite herself, “and my point is: anyone willing to lend some support? I’m a bit afraid to start -- and subsequently lose -- an interspecies war if I try to get it out of the bandage cabinet on my own.”
“Quick question. Who the fuck drew fucking cocks on my fucking sailboats, and how slowly and painfully do they want me to drown them.”
Beach Party for Drinkers
From the beach, the party and the bonfire were barely audible, but the sound of it was very present and very nice to keep away the quiet. Tamhas enjoyed especially the drinking part at this moment, he barely had any, but drops of alcohol made him feel more at ease, and he had been rather on edge since coming to camp, it was all rather confusing.
“One more?” he asked his drinking pals.
Tamhas was sitting at the beach for a moment, trying to acclimate to the whole “Mutant Camp” thing. He had hardly slept the night before, struggling to decide if he had packed enough for the whole summer, also hoping that his extra job at the supermarket wouldn’t suddenly start hating on him even though he had told them way too many times that he had a different job for the summer. They could easily hire some youngsters looking for a summer job.
However, silence was what he was looking for, just a bit of quiet before having to meet everyone. His biggest struggle was trying to act in a way he thought people who like him the most as, and considering he had to meet a lot of new people at once, he had no idea how to do that.
He looked up annoyed as someone decided to interup his acclimating time. “Fancy that, I was just waiting for someone to sit at this exact place, right here, right beside me.”
