Username + ID#: Little Fish + 168591
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xXxChosen Prompt: Who do they admire most?
Prompt Response: Uncle
Tobe! This is a memory of Tobe, one of the few Waverly has left.

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xXxChosen Prompt: Write about this kals earliest memory
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The sun shone immensely bright into my eyes. I blinked hard, in an attempt to block it. My body felt heavy and damp as I listened to the waves roaring behind me. Pushing up against me, the seafoam formed in pools around me. My mouth was dry and tasted of salt, I winched as I licked at my lips. They had effortlessly been rubbed raw by the ocean, much like the rest of my figure. Stretching out a paw I observed the hot sand beneath me. It seemed like it was about midday, I could easily sense the heat above and around me. I blinked again. this time to skew my eyes back into place as I position my head forward looking inward to the place I had washed ashore. I tried to process what was occurring before me. My name, it is Waverly, I knew that with certainty. My age, I am seven years of age. Todays date, I....I do not know. I went to scratch at my head in contemplation and instead I identified an opening along my scalp. Small enough to not worry about substantial blood loss, but sizable enough that I was certain it could use sutures. Sighing I stretched my limbs one by one, focusing my attention on areas I found to be painful. I had a lot of minor cuts and innumerable bruises along my body. That's when I realized, what happened? What lead to this? Why was I washed ashore on this beach and how did I get here? My parents, where were they...better yet,
who were they? I groaned trying to remember, something, anything about them and the occurrences before I ended up here. I noticed a sharp prod to my side and slowly turned my head to see what was poking me. A tall white bird with scarlet looking underwings eyed me up and down. I threw a feeble paw at my opponent, a sad attempt to chase it off before it caused even more injuries. The bird went to poke at me again when I heard distant shouting. It simply ignored the shouts and went for the wound on my scalp, my vision became blurred as it gave a poke to the open wound. The bird began flying away and my vision dimmed to black.
I awoke in a seemingly quaint cottage, the pain in my limbs had subsided and I felt well enough to sit up comfortably. I touched my head and found there to be quite a bit of bandaging over where my wound was. I shut my eyes to regain my composure and stretched out. Observing my surroundings I was greeted by the warm smell of incense mixed with a thick medicinal smell in the air. The room was clean and had about four bed, the curtains where pulled back and a faint memory made it feel like a hospital room. Much like the one I had been in when I refused to drink water and became dehydrated, giggling I became suddenly somber as I remembered that I had no idea where my family could be. Looking forward I saw a slightly cluttered desk with a used mortar and pestle off to one side, a sink next to the desk was empty. Standing up slowly, I walked over the the mortar and pestle to pick them up and clean them. It seemed to have been used to make a salve, much like the one Uncle Tobe would send. I tried to remember again where I lived and where Uncle Tobe even lived. I think it may have started with an R? My head ached and I dropped the collected items. The pestle broke clean in half, I grimaced at the floor. What was supposed to be a good deed became a tragedy just because I was trying so hard to remember things. Picking up the broken pieces I set the mortar in the sink and the pestle on the desk. Turning around I headed towards the door, pushing gently it smoothly opened revealing a long hallway. I was amazed at how much better my body was feeling, considering the amount of visible and non visible damage done. I walked slowly forward as to not disturb the many dressings on my head and body.
The hallway ended in an open door frame which led to a larger den like area. I called out a greeting and received no reply. Walking in, the walls were lined with bookshelves, there was a recliner and couch placed facing a fire place and television set. There were small side tables next to the furniture and a coffee table in between the couch and fire place. A face down, hand sewn looking book sat next to a half empty glass of tea. The glass felt warm still, they must be nearby I thought to myself. "Well hello there little one." I whipped around to see a much older Kal staring at me gently. "Woah there, slowly now. You've been through quite the experience, one that would put any Kal down for the count." The older kal laughed to themselves, giving a toothy grin afterward. "Wh-where amm I?" The words felt stuck in my mouth, almost as if I had stuffed my face with taffy and attempted to speak. "Why, you are in the wonderful village of Kalivar young one. Now enough with questions you should be resting. Once you are properly healed I can answer anything and everything you would like to know. I am the oldest kal here after all, and the villages healer. You landed yourself a lucky day to wash upon my beach when I go looking for Salt Snails." The older kal softly grabbed my shoulder and turned me back toward the open doorway, we walked back and I remembered the pestle. "I-I-I-I acciidently br-br-broke your pes-s-stle." I sneered at the stuttering I had accomplished and looked up at them. "Ah don't fret about that old thing, it needed a replacement. I'll ask Skylark for a new one when she comes in for her salt scrubs this evening." I sighed, relaxing in their presence as they tucked me back into my original bed. Telling me they would be back with food in about three hours I drifted off into a dreamless sleep, one that was much needed and healed much of what I left behind.
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