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Someone's Lawn, the New Side of the Island, Thursday Morning
"Yep, it's a gnome."
Tamsin held it up in front of her face, then wrinkled her nose. "Ugly one, I'll give you that." She dropped the thing to the ground and turned around to face the terrified-lookingNPC townie. "What?" she said. "It's a stupid lawn gnome."
To demonstrate, she slammed her foot down on it, smashing it easily into several pieces. "It's just plastic. Cheap plastic."
Beat.
"Seriously? You're still scared?"
The townie - whose name, she would later find out, was Tiny - nodded at her. Of course he did.
"Fine," she sighed, annoyed. "Call the station if it pops up again. Or tries to kill you or whatever." She brought her foot down on the remains a second time, leaving even less recognizably gnome-y behind. "There. Dead. Though what I'm really wondering about is how this guy managed to fit a lawn gnome on a lawn this small anyway."
She tilted her head.
"Huh."
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Tamsin held it up in front of her face, then wrinkled her nose. "Ugly one, I'll give you that." She dropped the thing to the ground and turned around to face the terrified-looking
To demonstrate, she slammed her foot down on it, smashing it easily into several pieces. "It's just plastic. Cheap plastic."
Beat.
"Seriously? You're still scared?"
The townie - whose name, she would later find out, was Tiny - nodded at her. Of course he did.
"Fine," she sighed, annoyed. "Call the station if it pops up again. Or tries to kill you or whatever." She brought her foot down on the remains a second time, leaving even less recognizably gnome-y behind. "There. Dead. Though what I'm really wondering about is how this guy managed to fit a lawn gnome on a lawn this small anyway."
She tilted her head.
"Huh."
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Interesting.
It landed on the remains of a yard gnome, cawing at her once.
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"Well, well," she said.
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"Ah, this is where you have gotten off to," Loki said, looking at the new woman with the type of curiosity that killed cats. Ikol took flight again, circling around before landing on Loki's outstretched forearm. "How interesting."
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She crossed her arms. This kid... there was something about him that pinged her oddly. "Nice bird."
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You know, Loki. It sounded ominous when it came from you. Blame the reputation.
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Tamsin wouldn't be Tamsin if she let it show on her face, though. "Thanks," she said pointedly. "You wouldn't happen to know anything about these lawn gnomes, would you?"
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If this was you being you, Loki...
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Probably.
"I swear on the All-Father!" he protested. "They are quite ingenious. You may be forced to read their notes."
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"Squirrels," she said flatly, "are going to force me to read their notes."
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As did being a Loki, but hey, if a Dark Fae couldn't be Dark Fae around other Dark Fae, then what?
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"I find that people will find me creepy or charming based upon their belief of my nature," he replied. "My Twitter followers love it."
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"Oh god," Tamsin said, pausing in her retreat. "You're a Twitter troll. Of course you are."
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"It is the very best humanity has to offer." He also trolled on message boards.
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Because he mostly told the truth. It confused everyone.
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Mostly.