Maybe they'll leave you alone
Who: GIR, Rhyme Bito, Izumi Rio, anyone else who wants to help
When: Not very long after this cry for help.
Where: The Quad ((Link to help GIR-mun since she's just starting out))
What: GIR, confused from the personality switch, goes off to find its tacos...and enlists Izumi and Rhyme to help. Waffles are offered as a reward.
Rating: PG at best
Note to self, never enlist a sidekick when you're not exactly yourself at the time. Most of the time, the deal's going to end up biting you in the ass.
A lesson Izumi was planning on taking to heart, as he was now going to be carted off by a green-dog-thing to look for its-what was it again-tacos. A rather annoying way to spend his time, even though Izumi never really did anything useful with his free time. Instead of attending classes and such, Izumi would rather fly around and bother other people.
Still, it was better to make friends instead of enemies. Leaning againstone of the older trees in the quad, Izui just stared up at the branches. Most of the leaves were fallen and in piles already, so one had to wonder what he was staring at.
When: Not very long after this cry for help.
Where: The Quad ((Link to help GIR-mun since she's just starting out))
What: GIR, confused from the personality switch, goes off to find its tacos...and enlists Izumi and Rhyme to help. Waffles are offered as a reward.
Rating: PG at best
Note to self, never enlist a sidekick when you're not exactly yourself at the time. Most of the time, the deal's going to end up biting you in the ass.
A lesson Izumi was planning on taking to heart, as he was now going to be carted off by a green-dog-thing to look for its-what was it again-tacos. A rather annoying way to spend his time, even though Izumi never really did anything useful with his free time. Instead of attending classes and such, Izumi would rather fly around and bother other people.
Still, it was better to make friends instead of enemies. Leaning againstone of the older trees in the quad, Izui just stared up at the branches. Most of the leaves were fallen and in piles already, so one had to wonder what he was staring at.