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"Course I am!" she replied confidently. Skyla was mesmerized by everything in the room, and it reminded her of Aladdin's lair. She had been told the story in her first year of school, and had immediately dismissed it since he needed a carpet to fly, instead of investing in a pair of wings. That's how Skyla thought, and in fact most tomboyish kinds; practicality first as opposed to looking good. Although, deep down inside, Skyla knew she had a streak of girlishness inside, and did sometimes worry about her appearance. Hopefully one day, she thought, that she would be able to work out what everything is and discover it all, but right now she needed to focus on the government and their intentions. After all, she could be spending one minute looking at everything and the next being blown to smithereens because she hadn't done anything in time.
Tucking in her shirt and stretching her wings out, Skyla immediately switched into focus mode. She'd already made a fool of herself by messing up her trick, and is she lost focus, could hold Lee up yet again. Hopefully she wouldn't do that this time, since before it had been an embarrassing experience for her. OK, Skyla, focus. If you panic beforehand it'll just suck. So snap out of it. She stuck a falsetto grin on her face and flew outside, hovering and waiting for Lee to come out so she could do something worthwhile with her life, as opposed to not doing anything all day except crashing into people's homes.
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"Good, good." Sam said, jumping up and shifting through the cupboard to find more firearms. She threw out a rifle onto the ground, and then grabbed a Swiss Army Knife and a shotgun. "Should be enough, I should hope." she said. "The gun's for you Andy. If you need help, then just ask, m'kay?" She saw that Dylan was about to argue, and immediately stopped him from getting any further. "If I let you use a gun, Dyls, then chances are you'd blow my head of with it. I don't trust you with one. Anyway, we better get going." Sam was beginning to get excited now, and kept switching forms between human and an African Wild Dog, the form she was most comfortable in. She had always been different, since most shifters found comfort as wolves or lions, but being a wild dog suited her better. She has no idea why, it just did, and she liked being reasonably different.
"Right. We need to go to the clock shop a couple of roads away, because that's where we can get more help. Maybe we'll get listened to if more of us get involved." Of course, this was unlikely to happen, as the government simply didn't care, but she didn't want to worry Andy away. She knew Dylan would be fine, since she could wrap him round her finger, but if this was going to work, she would need all the help she could get.