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I'm Sage! What is your name....?
Sage wrote:A bright green collar with a bell on it- I let the blind know where I is.
I also have a few earrings, "Boy-Ish" ones.
Strepen wrote:Don't change who you are, just be brave.
Strepen wrote:My name is Strepen, therefore you should call me Strepen.
Strepen wrote:I am myself, a being with no complaints currently, but is not overjoyed either.
Strepen wrote:My name is my identity, but yet not me. It states my main design in a different language and that is all there is to it. I cannot say if I like it or not, as I did not give it to myself; I have only became accustom to it.
Strepen wrote:My favorite animal is a snake and my favorite color is gold. I like steam-punk, goggles, and it matches my eyes somewhat.
Strepen wrote:Abraham Lincoln.
Strepen wrote:I cannot answer that as they are both apart of the full day here. You can do basically the same productive things at each time. I view them equally.
Strepen wrote:He is himself. Very... Interesting to me. He is creepy, yet still nice. I find him to be different.
Strepen wrote:To be honest, I do not think that he likes me at all. Nightlock usually quiets down when I come in the same room as him and when I try to speak with him, once I speak he gives me a weird look that is heart breaking.
Strepen wrote:Love cannot be controlled, therefore I do not know. Once I find a girl that I love all that will matter is that I lover her and she loves me back.
Strepen wrote:No, and I am perfectly fine without one.
Strepen wrote:I do not understand the ways of others, therefore they do not understand my ways.
Strepen wrote:You should not be afraid of what is real and need to face up to reality.
Strepen wrote:Yes, everyone has the same amount of judgement and emotion as the rest of us. I do not like those who think they are better, because they are truly not.
Strepen wrote:Just because I dislike someone does not make them or me any lesser than the other.
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Here we go again.
Something stupid and crazy, poised in a deadly coil, ready to cap you with a dunce cap.Buuuutt, still, it is pretty fun to act like a fool everyone once in a while, even if most people expect that. SO there I was, at the edge of one of the biggest slow moving rivers in the country, ready to do a night run through alligator infested water.
Something stupid.
“Whatcha waiting for acute?”
Turning to face the little ruby colored pile or sagging feathers on my back, it stretched out, pleasantly scratching my back with minute talons.
Cliff leaned over and peered at the shallow water. The burrowing owl hopped onto my head and nibbled my ear.
“Will you stop that?” I snap at the bird, and cliff hopped backwards, tapping on my spine, and sending even more shudders up my back.
Sure, I pretty much know Florida's forest and glades like the back of my paw, but under normal circumstances I travel during the day, not in the smack middle of night.
Stupid, like I said.
So here I stood, facing a formidable forest.
It loomed in the same way that made you want to pee yourself like when playing slender. Or going without your computer for two hours. Okay, maybe not that bad, but still, pretty scary!
Taking a dainty step forward, the burrow owl shot like an arrow to a nearby Cyprus.
“Jerk!” I shout after I wear the commotion of wings.Pfftt, Typical!
And then, to make matters worse, my little paranoid issue kicked in. I swung my fluffy tail in a sweeping gesture, expecting my little friend to stop this cruel joke and come down
NAADDAA!
Looking up again, poof! he was gone.
I almost roared in frustration had I not hit the nearest redwood with my head. Thank goodness for having a thick skull! But that still left me dazed and the unfortunate tree gashed where my small horns scratched it. And yet again I was connoted with a creepy quite in the hammock.
At this point, my cowardly counterpart was knocked out of myself conscious, by literally, a tree. I sunk and drew myself into a little ball at the roots of the red wood I had hit. And dude, I totally regretted doing that. Thoughts of sheer and awe-inspiring horrors dawned on me. TO assure myself, I shouted them out into the forest.
“SLENDERMAN! ALIENS! MEN IN BLACK! TOOAADDDSS! MUTANTS! FLORIDA SEA MONSTERS! HEROBRINE! TEMPLAARRSS!”
And then I relished I was only a few minutes away from park reception.”Lulz” chuckled I, and confidently relaxed and walked to the park reception. And again, bad luck reared its absolutely disgusting head.
“HOOOLLLYYY SSSSHHHHH-“ thud “OWOWOWO DUDE THAT TOTALLY HURT” I spit out a slew of dirt and limestone out of my mouth, and the odd sulfuric smell of limestone immediately hit my nose. I layed still for a while, trying to figure out what happen and if I was okay. You know, limestone is an odd thing in nature, soft like a sponge, smelly as a volcano, and just as potent to vinegar as any other rock. I walked in a slow, lopsided circle, trying o find a way out. The walls were way too high to jump and the area was heavily clumped and matted with fungi and weeds.
“GRRaaaaarrrr!” That little growl sent me flying out of my skin, and almost out of reflex made me bring out my flashlight.
Click, click
“Shoot!”The thing was wonderfully dead. But that didn’t matter now; I could clearly see the purple markings and green, fluorescent jaws of the chupacabra like thing.
I practically obliterated my mind for ideas. It hit me like a stone, Fire! And then I faced another problem, how the heck did I light a fire? Very few dragons had ever blown a fire, mainly because it is really unnecessary. But sadly, this was a life or death stuff here! SO I let my instincts go, and felt a little warmth in my mouth. And then it was gone. The condensation coming from the limestone had murdered it. The dark purple thing approached, seven will-o-wisps surrounding its neck and dancing coldly. Green spittle foamed and flecked its long jaw.
10 yards, 9 yards… goodness! That thing is a mammoth in size! I inched slowly across the walls a found myself with a paw in a crag. It sprung to me, and I climbed up the wall faster than I have ever run. The monster howled a blood curdling scream with a guttery growl, and I continued to run. I eventually ran intone the Indian camp, abandoned oh so long ago. There I found the little owl of wood, eye throwing a blue glow all around the old settlement. It was a small charm, and my curiosity told me to grab it. So I did. The howling behind me ceased immediately.
The monster was a guardian
The owl the key.
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