fandomtownies | All Around Fandom; Most of the Day, Tuesday [05/21].

With the exception of a few classes he needed to be in, Sidon was feeling incredibly thrilled to do mostly the same thing he did yesterday, which was to actually get out there and enjoy the fact that the island had been flooded and it made for some excellent and interesting swimming in most places. Sure, he had to be careful to avoid the sharks and he tried his very best to not get in the way of any of the gondaliers, and he did feel terribly bad about all of the buildings that seemed to have suffered from the wrath of so much water, but...he wasn't going to feel so bad that he wasn't going to take advantage of it while he could!

And though the gondaliers were doing a marvelous job, truly, he certainly felt he could be of service in helping people get around easier, too, should they need it. He could fetch submerged things for people with ease, he could check on things underneath the water, there was...really a wide range of things he probably hadn't even thought of that he could be of service for, so he was certainly planning on spending his day making sure he was available should anyone need him, enjoying the waters and the exciting new avenues to epxlore in the meantime.

For the sake of his fellow Fandomites, he certainly hoped this was all temporary, but he would be lying if he said there wasn't a little part of him that wouldn't mind if this turned out to be a permanent feature.

[[ duh, obviously he is feeling it! So totally open if anyone wants to catch him from anywhere around the island~~ ]]

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Mae was not quite as into the current state of the island as Sidon, but she was perfectly happy with basically playing "the entire island is lava" as she went out around town.

Honestly, Possum Springs flooded fairly regularly (and sometimes catastrophically), so this wasn't really much of anything new for her. She was just glad she was living at the top of the big hill for once.

"Hiya, Shark Guy!" she called, perched atop a handy sign post. "You're loving this, aren't you?"

"Well, hello, Mae!" Sidon stopped a moment, pulling himself upright as he lifted a hand to wave once he'd spotted where the voice had been coming from. "Isn't it just wonderful? I'll admit, I do feel rather bad for anyone whose homes or business may have flooded and the likely damage the waters have caused, but everyone seems quite alright, thank goodness, so I cannot help but let myself enjoy it a little. The waters around the island are rather pleasant usually, but this just makes things so much more interesting, wouldn't you say? Did you perhaps need a ride anywhere? Though it does appear as though you are having no real difficulty getting around yourself."

"Nah," Mae said. "I'm used to this kind of thing. It used to happen back home every now and then. You should see the stuff people have floated around Possum Springs on."

Her favorite was still Gregg on the dog house.

"I'm not really going anywhere in particular. I just like wandering around. And this just adds an extra element of excitement, you know?"

"It most certaintly does!" Sidon agreed with an enthusiastic pump of his fist. "But do be careful about the actual sharks. They're not much to worry about individually, but I'd imagine they could be quite troublesome if met when gathered together. I'm quite certain I could easily outswim them, though I suppose it's best not to have to find out."

...he totally wanted to find out.

"You could probably beat them up!" Mae thrust her arms into the air. "And, like, sell tickets for people to watch you beat the sharks up!"

She would absolutely watch the hell out of that.

Sidon should not be thinking about this.

If the week or so had proven anything, Sidon and Mae should not be sharing ideas with each other at all.

But he was definitely now considering this.

"...would I be battling these sharks with weapons," he wondered, "or without?"

He was fairly certain he could take them on exceptionally well, either way, but it did seem to be an important question. If there were no weapons, it hardly seemed fair to be charging for it, but if there were weapons, well, then, there was no doubt that that would be a show!

But he might still feel bad selling tickets either way when he'd happily fight for free.

Mae could probably be a professional Bad Influence.

"Which is easier?" Mae asked. "Because you could work your way up from easy to hard to build tension. Like in a video game!"

All Around Fandom; Most of the Day, Tuesday [05/21].

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