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The City of the Dead
Forum-Index → Roleplay → The City of the DeadAnd said in really silent voice 'I don't have energy drinks"
How will I stay awake,what will do,how will I go on ,he thought to himself, panicking, he didn't know what to do,his thrived on those energy drinks.What will he do now
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"Uh, we have peanut butter, at least. I think Ten actually took the Nutella about a week ago," Lee glanced down the hall and called, "Tenebris!" A few moments later, his head popped around the corner.
"It's downstairs with Hiraeth, I think. You get it, I can't get through there without waking him up and I don't need to be assaulted with optimism this early." Ten said, before Lee could say anything.
Felix tilted his head and thought for a while. "I would offer to get it, but I don't know this house too well", he said calmly. "But I could really use something sweet for breakfast. Not a fan of jelly or peanut butter..."
"Fine, I'll be right back," Ten practically hissed. Muttering to himself, he opened the basement door and, despite his obvious anger, closed it behind him quietly.
Michael still shaken over the lack of energy drinks proceeded to vibrate and rapidly breath."M-My g(no he did not say guys, he literally worded out g), HOW WILL I OPERATE!"He asked in a very over the top and dramatic way.
Matthew let his eyes drift away from the sizzling batter for a second to take a peek out of the window.
Instead of bustling City and small children walking dogs that are bigger than them, there was just... grass and trees. They didn't feel artificial like those in the park.
For them, nobody decided where they grew, they just did. And nobody placed those chains with locks around them whitch Matt and Sam always despised, because you just knew that the couple who put them there is here just because it seems like action as such could save their relationship, that was currently combusting from the inside for reasons that true couples deal with on monthly basis.
There was something freeing about the whole image- And really, He could get used to this.
Michaels words seemed to snap him back into the current timeline, as he focused again on the cooking- And one of the first perfectly golden pancakes that might could just turn to an deeper shade of brown if Matthew didn't give it attention for another five seconds- Luckily, Matthew wasn't about to find that out, as he added it to a slowly growing stack on his left.
It reminded him of the final practice of Don Quixote, where he and many others were running purely on the weight of tomorrow's performance that was breathing on their necks- And many cans of Burn from a vending machine in a completely different wing of the building.
That memory made him chuckle and a somewhat bittersweet smile appeared on his face- Ballet is definitely one of the things he is going to miss the most. But he already made a peace with that. If he didn't, he wouldn't be here.
"Maybe go out and greet the sun rays? Who knows, maybe by dying we got a power of photosynthesis. Considering everything that happened up to this point, you cant tell me that it would be farfetched."
"Okay. Don't be stupid. Thanks for the Nutella!" Lee called after him.
Matthew managed a slight laugh, an attempt at damage control. It might’ve been more of a wince.
"Let me guess, your Brother is not going to hunt rabbits, right?" Matthew said, using Tens entrance as a mean to steer the conversation away from the possible mess that he caused. "Its Lee, Right?" Finally- a name that was easy to pronounce and wasn't morbid in any way.
Nutella. Of all things he expected, this wasn't one of them. He's going to have to thank Ten later once he returns. Or Felix and Michael are going to take that honor upon themselves, as Matthew is probably not going to touch it.
Not because it might have been poisoned, of course not- Ten wouldn't do that... Probably? Let's not think about that- its just plain an simple Old habits die hard type of situation.
One of her children was born with high blood sugar and so, he couldn't eat things like that- Maybe in small moderation but Sam was always paranoid about that, and in Matts opinion, rightfully so.
The other two had to keep their weight in check due to dancing and slowly, Sams paranoia got to them too.
The results were nowhere disastrous. His sister might have been the worst case since she was much younger than both of them but after a few visits to School Counselor, everything was back in tracks.
But Mother apparently didn't get the memo, as every week on Thursday a sandwich was in their lunchbox- With one of those Nutella copycats.
They didn't address it, exchanging snacks with their classmates. It happened again, again and again. It took a few months before Matt finally spoke up about it with his Mother and turns out, the whole thing was their fault. Because they didn't remind her. And they believed her.
But that was in the past now. No need to think about that. He stopped fidgeting with a wayward strand of hair that somehow got out of his braid and tucked it behind his ear.
Michael turned around clearing his eyes and looked Lee straight in the eye before falling on his knees "God?Is that you?Has my praying finally paid off?"he asked with a quiet,weak voice."Is this a wicked form of heaven?" He asked another question.Was he kidding or did he actually think he met god?
Ten's voice from upstairs interrupted her. "Oh mY FRICKIN' SILVER STARJINX. I DID IT! I ACTUALLY DID IT!" A laugh followed, short and tinged with a little evil. There was a tone to his speech that suggested excitement, but considering his personality, that didn't seem possible. Ten ran down the stairs and turned the corner, a spark in his normally bored or annoyed gaze. "Grab your stuff, Lee. I caught ourselves... wait for it..." He paused, taking a breath, closing his eyes, obviously being dramatic. "A tree-climbing wyvern."
"You can't be serious. No, really, you can't be serious. I though you've been trying to track it for, like, a few weeks now." Lee took another sip and rubbed her eyes, as if she wasn't awake enough for this conversation. "You even named it and everything. Carnation, right?"
"Okay, yeah, she evaded me for a while. But I set up heat-tracking cameras instead of night vision ones and it made all the difference. Thank the stars for my lack of sleep last week. Now, all we have to do is catch her." Ten replied.
He thought for a moment. "Also, uh, what exactly is a wyvern?" Or a silver starjinx, he added in his thoughts.