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WHO: Tails, OPEN
WHAT: Fishing, or just relaxing really
WHEN: Friday early afternoon to early evening.
WHERE: Jhelbor lake.
Tails sighed a little as he settled down by the lake and cast his line over the water. He wasn't looking to catch anything, but fishing was a relaxing way to pass the time. He rested his arms on his spread knees and stared out to where the line disappeared into the water.
His kitten, which he named Tikal after the nice girl he'd first seen in a vision, curled up next to the base ofhis tails. Like the real Tikal, she was a quiet and gentle creature, and it was soothing to have her around.
Things had been a bit busier for him since the meeting, the young fox having applied himself more with helping fix up buildings around the city. Today though, he just wasn't up to it. So he'd left a note on the door to his workshop saying that he was out for the afternoon and where to find him if something came up. He also had his journal, but there hadn't been many entries lately, which meant it wasn't very likely that today would be any different. That left him free to let his mind drift to how things were back home in Central City.
WHAT: Fishing, or just relaxing really
WHEN: Friday early afternoon to early evening.
WHERE: Jhelbor lake.
Tails sighed a little as he settled down by the lake and cast his line over the water. He wasn't looking to catch anything, but fishing was a relaxing way to pass the time. He rested his arms on his spread knees and stared out to where the line disappeared into the water.
His kitten, which he named Tikal after the nice girl he'd first seen in a vision, curled up next to the base ofhis tails. Like the real Tikal, she was a quiet and gentle creature, and it was soothing to have her around.
Things had been a bit busier for him since the meeting, the young fox having applied himself more with helping fix up buildings around the city. Today though, he just wasn't up to it. So he'd left a note on the door to his workshop saying that he was out for the afternoon and where to find him if something came up. He also had his journal, but there hadn't been many entries lately, which meant it wasn't very likely that today would be any different. That left him free to let his mind drift to how things were back home in Central City.