Characters: Furball and YOU.
Date/Time: November 19-20
Location: EVERYWHERE :D
Rating: GP, because c'mon, this is Furball we're talking about. Unless you have boobs and are pretty. Then it's PG.
Summary: Puppy's taking a walk. Care to join her?
Note: Please specify date, time and place of the meet in the subject line, so we wont get mixed up.
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Anyway, so he had finally made his way back to temporary housing, listened to some weird-banana sing, and now leaned against the side of the building, eating the pancakes. If it hadn't been going on so long, Castor would have been willing to believe it was all an extended hallucination.
He glanced up at the jangling to see a dog walking about, and for a moment, cracked a faint smile. It went away soon enough, though, and he simply knelt down, extending a hand. "C'mere, boy," He spoke gruffly, but there was a faint kindness in it. "What're you doin' out here?" And with a bag around it's neck- did someone train it?
Fuckin' crazy Tree-Globe.
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Oh, did she love this huge tree. There were a lot of people who were friendly, and gave out excellent headrubs, food and a whole lot more. Things that generally pleased her greatly.
Trotting up to him, she put a paw on his hand. By experience, she knew humans liked to greet each other this way- why not conform with them while she was here? It seemed like an interesting enough gesture after all, someone holding out his or her hand to another, who then would take it and they would shake. And afterwards they would go on to speaking, sitting down beside each other... or other things that humans did.
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He also set down the plate of pancakes- not like he couldn't get any more, after all. "You hungry? Didn't make it, but s'better than kibble."
Maybe the Tree-Globe wasn't so terrible. After all, there were free pancakes (Which was fuckin' weird), and well trained dogs, (Which was fuckin' familiar), so it couldn't be that terrible of a place. Weird arrival and memory loss not counting, that was.
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She liked this person already. Not only was he experienced in giving out pettings, but he also offered his own food to her. He indeed looked the silent type, but he liked dogs- who knew?
As a reward, she jumped and began to lick his face.
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It was a little bit bothersome, but he'd be able to cope somehow. Or, he simply could befriend everyone all over again, right? That couldn't be so bad.
He'd offered to meet some before going to Furball's and thankfully indicated a prior meeting place so that he could find out who some people were. Otherwise, people were free to go directly to Furball's of their own accord. And here he was now, meeting up with the writer and artist...
--a wolf? A beautiful one, but still a wolf.
No, that really didn't ring any bells either.
"Hello Furball!" he called out upon seeing her. "I believe I mentioned I'd keep you company?"
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Furball trotted on over, tail wagging in excitement and ears flicking in curiosity. As an answer to the call, she barked lightly, wolfy grin on her face.
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He knelt down close to better inspect and examine her. The man seemed to want to pet her but held off, fearing that he might need permission. Still, Furball was a rather beautiful wolf. Fugue wondered to himself what kind of companion the owl was, but he didn't want to revive her loneliness.
Holding his hand out, he asked first, "May I... pet you? I, err--I just want to make sure it's okay."
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He ran to the park as fast as he could, Logan at his heel, before slowing and looking around, realizing he didn't have the faintest idea what his new friend looked like.
"Er-" He cupped his hands around his mouth and called out tentatively, "Furball? It's Bridge!"
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Oh. Ohhh. Was it that person with the... what was that word again?
No matter how hard she thought, she couldn't seem to remember that strange, strange word Bridge had used to describe his companion. Oh well. For now, she would refer to the unusual-sounding dog as "Long Name", unless Bridge could supply a shorter one for her to remember better.
For now, she barked in reply, and shuffled through the bushes to go and meet dog and human.
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... before it clicked in his mind. The large and messy writing, the pawprint in the journal, and more importantly-
"Hey there," Bridge smiled, squatting down so that he could look her in the eye. He could guess from the fact that she could write and draw that she was quite intelligent, though he wasn't sure if she could speak or not. "I'm Bridge, and this is Logan Sparky McRuffles the Second, though you can just call him Logan."
Logan trotted up to Furball, peering at her and giving a quizzical baa.
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She barked in greeting, once to Bridge and once to Logan. Logan was strange indeed. A dog with metal instead of fur? And where was his eyes? Were they the ones that were glowing being the strangely colored glass? If so, could he eat.
Furball snuffled at him quizically, and yelped and jumped back when he made a sound at her. That was no sound of a dog! That was a sheep, she was certain of it!
Was he sick?!
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YAWN. BORING.
Sadly, this particular human needed to eat and that was really the only compelling reason he was wandering around the half rebuilt bazaar. It certainly wasn't to take in the sights nor to meet friends.
He definitely did not care one lick about dogs.
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First things first- the bazaar. She was in the bazaar. That meant Bastet and Mugen's shop, other places and the most important thing- food! It wasn't free food, to be exact, but food nonetheless, and she had some money to spare. After all, she was working very hard at the fields.
Furball took out her map and studied it. The cafeteria was all the way there, huh? Oh well, never mind. Food was both here and there, and she preferred it to be close by, not far away.
She could go to the cafeteria later anyway, when she was hungry again.
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That wasn't the strangest creature he'd seen--the woman with the pet tiger won hands down--but it was strange to see the wolf-dog carrying a messenger bag around it's neck.
"Geez making pets do all the work," Genius muttered to himself, shaking his head. "That's almost as bad as when people give them sweaters and little doggie shoes."
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Speaking of which... food vendors!
The wolf bounded happily towards them, tail wagging and barking happily. Oh, she knew these people- she had wrangled some good food from them the last time she was here- for a good price of course. No sense in cheating.
As usual, she unzipped her bag and pulled out her money pouch, pointing with a paw what exactly she wanted. And that was a lot of food. She had enough money for all of them, thankfully.
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