We Are Our Avatars X (Closed, Ended)
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The girl stirred and opened her eyes, revealing them to be almost entirely white, with traces of pale blue in the irises. [color=006d5b]"Wh-wha's goin' on?"[/color] she asked groggily.
Now no longer followed, the watcher made their way to and behind a building, and once they were sure no one was looking, grew a pair of wings from their back. Bending through their legs, the watcher leaped up, and flapped hard, sending some gravel flying off. Once in the air, the watcher flew low to the ground, having no trouble staying airborne despite how heavy they must weigh, and changed into a bird.
With how close the village was to the ocean, the watcher thought it would be best to take on the form of a gull, turning into a sooty gull. Though they had no idea if this species of bird could actually be found in the area, they considered it a better bet then other types.
After the short amount of time this transformation took, the watcher flew up higher, climbing until it was 150m/492ft above the ground, then circled the village.
With how close the village was to the ocean, the watcher thought it would be best to take on the form of a gull, turning into a sooty gull. Though they had no idea if this species of bird could actually be found in the area, they considered it a better bet then other types.
After the short amount of time this transformation took, the watcher flew up higher, climbing until it was 150m/492ft above the ground, then circled the village.
[color=006d5b]"Sorry I'm not something more exciting."[/color] Matilda said as she slowly stood up, putting on her bag and taking hold of her cane. With a few loud sniffs, she asked, [color=006d5b]"Why do I smell the ocean?"[/color]
Matilda let out a long sigh. [color=006d5b]"I'm not in Australia any more, am I?"[/color] she asked.
"I don't know where that is. But I don't know much of anything right now, so I may not be much help."
Now away from avid cat-spotters, and the scent of delicious limestone not filling their nostrils as much, the watcher turned back to the matter that they were somehow moved to a completely new area, momentarily feeling a tinge of shame of letting themselves go in licking the limestone while watched.
Lightly shaking their head and pushing the thought away, the watcher looked down, and scanned the area surrounding the village, taking note of the types of flora around. While doing so, the watcher also took note of some of the group now standing around Matilda, but were far too far away to hear what was being said.
Lightly shaking their head and pushing the thought away, the watcher looked down, and scanned the area surrounding the village, taking note of the types of flora around. While doing so, the watcher also took note of some of the group now standing around Matilda, but were far too far away to hear what was being said.
Homer was content to see Matilda didn't look injured, so he silently stood back. He began to feel a little anxious. Being in the military had accustomed him to anyways having something to do, but now he was stuck with seemingly nothing to do.
Aqua caught up with everyone, quickly looking over Matilda and deciding that she wasn't an immediate threat. "We should have kept someone watching the cat. It got away."
[color=006d5b]"Why do you need to watch a cat?"[/color] Matilda asked, brushing dirt from her legs.
"If it comes back, we'll notice." Robin replied to Aqua, then looked to Matilda. "It's a long story."
"It wasn't an ordinary cat. It was heavy enough to sink into the ground as it walked, and given everyone else here it's probably from another world. Could be dangerous." Aquamarine answered Matilda, then looked to Robin. "Not a long story at all. Took me fifteen seconds to explain it."
Jack was still laying back, napping as the world moved forward. He'd probably have mocking words for the group chasing a cat, but thankfully for the group his words of derision would not be heard.
"I'm okay." Homer replied to Robin, a little late. He was still anxious about not having anything to do.