We Are Our Avatars X (Closed, Ended)
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"Like a bath, but the water falls from above you!" Topaz explained. "Ooh, can you look at me? I'm already stone. Well, kind of. I wanna see what happens!"
The creature didn't respond to Robin, only continuing to direct its head to face downward.
"Bathin's fer them city-folk, an' ah dun care ta have nuthin' ta do with 'em." The creature replied to Topaz, declining the prospect of even entertaining the idea. "No! Ahm naht doin' that! Ya'll jus' get kicked in the head by a horse'r sumthin'?" It added, flabbergasted at the idea of Topaz wanting to be turned into a statue. "Wait, whaddya mean yer 'already stone'?"
"Bathin's fer them city-folk, an' ah dun care ta have nuthin' ta do with 'em." The creature replied to Topaz, declining the prospect of even entertaining the idea. "No! Ahm naht doin' that! Ya'll jus' get kicked in the head by a horse'r sumthin'?" It added, flabbergasted at the idea of Topaz wanting to be turned into a statue. "Wait, whaddya mean yer 'already stone'?"
Suddenly, from behind the wrecked car, a loud BANG was heard, then a little flash of fire was flying up in the air.
"I HAVE FUEL!" came a squeaking voice. Coming closer, the people who could see, would see Speedy, flying at a high speed, having a tiny jetpack on his back. He carefully avoided the shotgun-man.
"So, do any of you know the way to ..." He stopped just before the reptilian creature.
"... ... Eh, Are you a monster?" he asked in a low voice.
"I HAVE FUEL!" came a squeaking voice. Coming closer, the people who could see, would see Speedy, flying at a high speed, having a tiny jetpack on his back. He carefully avoided the shotgun-man.
"So, do any of you know the way to ..." He stopped just before the reptilian creature.
"... ... Eh, Are you a monster?" he asked in a low voice.
"The only real part of me is my gemstone. The rest of my body is just an illusion, or something like that."
As the bang rang out, Timea's eyes shot open. Looking up and towards the village, she saw the puff of smoke rising from the general area the car was in, and figured something happened with it. Expecting the night to not pass quietly if she stayed close to the village, she stood up and grew a pair of wings from her back. As before, she jumped up and flapped strongly, turning into a sooty gull while flying up.
She flew over and past the cliff, looking to see what was at the bottom of it.
She flew over and past the cliff, looking to see what was at the bottom of it.
The creature let out a high-pitched shriek upon hearing the loud bang, yelling out, "Whut in tarnation wus that?!" The snakes atop the creature's head also freaked out quite a bit, until noticing there appeared to be no immediate danger, and also Speedy. The snakes eyeballed Speedy like a starving man would eyeball a sub-sandwich. If Speedy were to come close enough, the snakes would snap him up and eat him.
Robin jumped at the bang, looking at the rocket hamster. "Would you mind giving warning next time?" He asked, kind of freaked out.
"I'm sorry, I didn't know you where sensitive against loud bangs. Will tell you next time I jump start my engine, I promise."
Speedy stayed at a safe distance to the snakes, at eye-level to Robin.
"Is that a monster?" he asked him, pointing to the snake-thing.
Speedy stayed at a safe distance to the snakes, at eye-level to Robin.
"Is that a monster?" he asked him, pointing to the snake-thing.
Jane was at the same time intimidated and impressed that this creature might literally be able to kill someone by looking at them. She, luckily, decided she didn't want a demonstration right now.
Homer was still busy studying the eye bot, taking notes on this and that.
Homer was still busy studying the eye bot, taking notes on this and that.
At the bottom of the cliff was the beach with the jetty, where Timea had spoken with the bearded man and Heno. Further out was the sea, with the man in his small boat fishing underneath Timea. Timea may observe that the ocean was unnaturally still, the only movement coming from ripples caused by the fisherman and his boat.