#ocean.start

[evcngeline]

evie had just gotten out of practice, and she had over exerted herself once again for the girls. she didn’t mind it all too much, but her back was definitely in some pain at the moment. she had decided to stop by the pharmacy to pick up some aspirin as the girl had run out the day before. as she wrapped her hand around the handle, she pulled but the door didn’t budge. she furrowed her eyebrows before bracing herself and pulling harder, not seeing the push sign right in front of her face. “what the hell?” she said under her breath, pulling even harder with both hands on the handle now. 

[shredmytapestry]

OPEN STARTER.

Where: Oceanview Point beach ( at the Bonfire ) Who: Anyone! @oceanstarters​

teddy always loved food. whether it was eating, making, or serving. at a bonfire, a night away from the restaurant he was meant to be relaxing so obviously they were grilling hot dogs for anyone who came up. ‘ketchup, mustard? special teddy sauce that i carry in my pocket that i carry around everywhere i go? what would you like on top?’ they asked with a wide grin towards the person that walked up to them. 

[abramsage]

      from a distance, sage is all bare skin and shaggy, dark hair crouched down in the sand. he digs his toes in deeper as he leans himself forward, pale eyes caught on a starfish moving ever so slowly from the shoreline, leading legs curling up and back down as they go. "what are you—come on dude, you know you're going the wrong way," sage addresses the starfish as if he's known the creature his whole life. he's been watching, curiously, for a good five minutes, unsure what of he should do, if anything at all. 

      confident he won't lose track of his newfound friend, sage tilts his head up and scouts the beach for someone that might be able to help, or at the very least provide some insight. "hey!" he calls out, straightening his body as he lays eyes on someone a little ways away. "how long can starfish survive outside water? d'you know? this guy's just heading toward i don't know where, but it's definitely not the right way."