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The Beach, Wednesday after Sunset (NFB)
Tyler was dismayed that his karate class was canceled and the gym was busy with cheerleader activities all afternoon; he wanted to work out some stress and wasn't sure how. Off-balance, he spent most of the day roaming around the island, thinking about his conversations with Alec and Peter.
And other stuff.
He felt very alone -- and sticky with figgy pudding -- as he landed on some rocks at the shore that evening. Head balanced on his hands, Tyler sat and watched the waves roll in.
[OOC: Locked to those who knew who they are for now.]
And other stuff.
He felt very alone -- and sticky with figgy pudding -- as he landed on some rocks at the shore that evening. Head balanced on his hands, Tyler sat and watched the waves roll in.
[OOC: Locked to those who knew who they are for now.]

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"Hello?"
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It cautiously moved out from behind the rock, and scurried a little closer, making strange, slightly shrieky noises.
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It's very likely that it was trying to say, "I am wee and would like to go run around in circles for I am wee and that's what entertains me and do you have candy yay and also I didn't get this way by taking a bath kthnx!"
But it was a wee, incoherent thing. So it probably just kind of sounded like shrieking with a healthy dose of flail.
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Trustingly, he reached to pick up the baby .... thing. "C'mon now."
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Of course, given that its face was all attractively decayed, it's not like frowning looked a whole lot different from smiling. But still.
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He realized its face looked kind of rotten. Almost antique.
Ah well.
He leaned closer, pasting on a big smile so the mummy would know he wasn't a threat. "Are your mommy and daddy somewhere?"
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So the wee thing adopted a defensive posture, and made a few more shrieky noises - slightly more ferocious and less inquisitve, this time.
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With a few more ferocious movements, it scurried away as fast as it could go in the direction from which it had come.
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He blinked into the clear-with-occasional-pudding day. Had he fallen asleep? Had he graduated from imaginary friends his own age to imaginary baby creatures?
He glanced down in his hand, noting a tiny piece of tea-colored gauze that must have come away when he touched the being.
So it was real, then.
Laughing manically, he began walking back towards town.