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[touchurkeys]

[Where does one usually find children in camp?]

[...Not the lake, people. There is a little boy quietly standing outside of the sandbox at the camp playground. With a note pinned to him: Free to any good homosexual home, so you can't say we never did anything for you. Or one of you shouta lovers, we're not picky since the gorillas aren't. He's

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[master_of_mon]

*PLAYGROUND PING was totally just hanging near the swings or something*

Hey a new kid! Hi there!

[touchurkeys]

[it is a happening place!]

...Hello.

[master_of_mon]

I've never seen you around before! Then again I don't pay too much attention. New to camp?

[touchurkeys]

No. I'm not supposed to be at a camp. I was at the playground.

[master_of_mon]

Well technically you're still at the playground! Just uh, inside the camp.

[touchurkeys]

So I'm not going to get in trouble?

[master_of_mon]

Nah, you're in the clear! Unless someone has a somethin' against camp playgrounds!

*aaand reading ze note* Either you have one REALLY long name or you're in some weird language arts class.

[touchurkeys]

Mother has something against dirty counters and noisy dogs, not camp playgrounds.

That's not my name. My name's Suguru.

[master_of_mon]

Ha, I think all moms do! Uh, where is your mom anyway?

Now that's an easier name! Nice to meet you, my name's Ash!

[touchurkeys]

I don't know... They say she's not here.

Nice to meet you, Ash-san.

[master_of_mon]

Well she's gotta be around somewhere! Most parents sit on parkbenches and stuff and watch their kids play! Maybe she just got distracted.

[touchurkeys]

She was watching me then she went to get a drink. She wasn't gone very long.

[master_of_mon]

--uh oh. How far did she go? If she went outside the barrier who knows when she'll be back!

[touchurkeys]

Barrier?

[master_of_mon]

Yeah, it's like this forcefield thing. It keeps us in and other people out!

[touchurkeys]

But I don't want to stay here.