the feral twin (
rebelseekspizza) wrote in
fandomtownies2018-04-09 07:39 pm
A Portal Out In The Preserve, Monday Evening
All things must come to an end - and children needed to return home.
As always, the portal sprung into life somewhere after sundown, emanating a gentle purple, and a simple, inescapable call: come home.
[[ goodbye post! ]]
As always, the portal sprung into life somewhere after sundown, emanating a gentle purple, and a simple, inescapable call: come home.
[[ goodbye post! ]]

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They didn’t say anything till they got back to the portal, at which point Rey crouched down to see him better. “Do you need anything before you go?”
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Anakin was loitering in a decidedly creepy manor in the back of the preserve, clutching a souped-up mouse droid in his hands.
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She did catch sight of Anakin, though, and gave a little nod. Reyge hadn’t told her what the deal was there, either, but that somehow didn’t surprise her.
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So she was totally not teary at all (again) when they got there. “All right, you know the drill.”
She was fine, okay.
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"Now you have the letter I wrote to Buck explaining where you were, right?" he checked.
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But the show must go on, and this was just like any other performance. Her smile was bright, head up, back straight. They were going home, where they belonged, and that was what was right.
"Now, everyone's gonna go apologize for runnin' off -- even if'n you don't mean it -- an' be good for at least two days, right?"
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It was a very important distinction.
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He was smiling, but his dark eyes were less merry than usual.
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He checked over his shoulder to see if his parents were still there.
Parents.
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Plus, she didn't get enough time to just be with someone else that thought of flying the same way she did, and her kid or not, she was going to miss that.
"I'm sure your-mom-me is going to be missing you." She was probably frantic.
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The literal grounding. The kind that would be hell on a little pilot who had inherited his mother's love of flying.
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"Jace!" Sorry not sorry, Jacen, for that shortening of your name. "Don't forget! Every Wednesday and Sunday!"
Kueng was a bit of a shit, definitely.
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Maybe he'd try to come back again, if he could, someday.
"I've got your number," he called back. "We'll make it work!"
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"Don't forget to keep trying," she chided this Jono. "Father and I love to cook for you together, you know."
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//We've done this enough times that you're using these farewells as excuses to lecture me now, have we?//
He didn't seem to actually mind all that much.
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So many, many pictures. That's what he had.
He also had a horrible twisted feeling in his chest that made him want to cry but there was no way that was happening in public. When he got home he'd shove the pictures at his dads, hide in his room, and then he'd deal.
He'd... deal.
He didn't want to deal.
"Dad, are you sure I didn't forget anything?"
Maybe they should go back. And check. Again.
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Or Ino. Which he was both less and more sorry about, for very different reasons.
"And if there is something, just come through the weird portal again next year to get it. I think that's how this sort of thing works."
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"That's it, I forgot Girl. We have to go back for her. It's just--a year is a long time."
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