May 7, 2014
[bumps into you unceremoniously] "Sorry! Sorry---I'm so sorry."
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[bumps into you unceremoniously] "Sorry! Sorry---I'm so sorry."
Piglet looked up at the woman in armor with a terrified look on his face, and wrung his hands. He reached up to poke her, but judging from her body posture, he thought better of it and ducked behind her. Sergeant Calhoun has a Piglet in her world. Could he hang out with her until he is able to get back home?
A strong breeze howled across the decimated plains of the Unnamed Planet. This could have been harmless. It could have been, but sometimes it was a sign of something much worse. The wing beats of a swarm of Cy-Bugs was definitely a possibility. It was the worst one, but Calhoun always had to be prepared.
Pushing her golden bangs out of her face, Calhoun readied her gun, feeling it purr with power in her armored hands. Her body was ridged, listening for any signs of beating wings or scuttling claws. To her surprise, only one thing was riding the planet’s breezes. It was something small and… pink? That couldn’t be right? She had not seen even a hint of the color pink in her world since Felix happened upon her game with his rosy cheeks… his honey glow.
Being the trained solider that she was, Calhoun aimed the gun towards the sky, following the little shape as it started its decent to the ground. “Don’t shoot until I give the order, ladies.” she barked as she trailed the color. “Knowing our luck, one of the little cavities from Sugar Rush tried to sneak in here again.” Like a wolf on the trail of a rabbit, the woman stalked forward, seeing the shape get closer to the ground. As it finally reached her feet, she was almost too shocked to call her soldiers off. “A pig?” was all she could muster before the little creature scampered behind her. “I haven’t seen…” She let her words cut off as her mind drifted back to the farm. Their pigs looked nothing like this one. “At ease, soldiers.” she barked before kneeling down to the little creature. “What’s a pig doing here?” she asked as he faced the new creature. “And why do you stand on two legs?”