Crab Crisis!Username: Kyar
Link to sign-up post: "Crabs? Wait... could it be...?"Prompt response:Twig's footsteps melted into the sand as he looked around the island. Come to think of it, it did seem like there were a lot of crabs around. After his showdown yesterday on the beach with
Crabby Cowhide, the crabs on the island must've grown bolder. More restless.
They needed him.
The island sheriff reached into his pocket, retrieving the starfish pin he'd been boasting the day before. It was time once again to take up the lawmaker. In the name of justice.
Twig whipped out his sunscreen bottle with ease (he certainly hadn't been up late practicing) and pointed the nozzle forward.
"Don't worry, Carter. I won't let them get your rocks ever again. They'll be sorry they ever crossed me!"
The wild west scene was already playing out in his head. Crabby must've gotten his whole gang to join in the chaos. That meant he wasn't just going to have to take down the notorious outlaw, but his whole band of hooligans. This was a tall order. Twig straightened up his little munchkin legs, feeling higher than he had since he was aboard the cruise ship, sailing over the seas. Maybe... this was a short order. He grinned.
It only took a few minutes before he spotted a transgressor, a crab tugging at the string on a beach volleyball net.
"Not today!" Twig whistled, releasing a steady stream of sunscreen, not hitting the little devil, but sending it scurrying back to the waves.
Another was parading across a line of beach towels.
"Bam!" Uh... well that would wash off.
"Back off now, fiend!" he cried, chasing down another as it made its way aimlessly across the beach. If he stopped them here, they wouldn't be able to get further into his little frontier town, would they?
Then, behind him, he head a cry.
"Ow!" one of the other vacationers yowled, holding their hand with a stream of tears on their cheeks. A crab was clutching the ring on their finger, and snipping at their other hand as they tried to pull it free.
"Hold still!" Twig cried, racing in, aiming, and letting loose another shot of sunscreen. For the first time, his aim was true. He nailed the crab, immediately startling it into letting go and darting away. "Howdy," Twig nodded, tipping an invisible hat as he beamed in his victory. "Might wanna little ice for that. Head down to the saloon!" he whooped, lifting his bottle again. "And you!" he called after the crab. "Make sure you tell the others not to mess with this sheriff!"