Can we catch the Kraken? A Father's day Lighter will never forget!
Characters: Lighter and Fuel.
What: Trying to go fishing for the Kraken!
Where: ...wherever it is the Kraken is hiding.
When: Backdated to Father's day, probably midday.
Rating: D for D'AWWW.
Fuel couldn't keep himself from grinning as he made his way out of the school and towards the lake his father had agreed to meet him at. It wasn't a very complicated plan, though, looking at the people doing it, this was hardly unexpected, but Fuel was proud of himself nonetheless. Fishing wasn't really something he was all too fond of, but he would admit that it could be fun, and, besides, it's father's day. It wouldn't matter if Fuel thought it was the most mind-numbing activity on earth, Lighter enjoyed it, and so, why not?
Fuel carried a small, rather typical basket under one arm, inside of which was a loaf of bread and cheese, the result of this morning's work(and some looting of the kitchens). It wasn't much, that's for sure, but it served as a simple lunch for two, and that's all that really mattered.
He trotted up towards the lake, waving. "Sorry if I'm late, Dad!
What: Trying to go fishing for the Kraken!
Where: ...wherever it is the Kraken is hiding.
When: Backdated to Father's day, probably midday.
Rating: D for D'AWWW.
Fuel couldn't keep himself from grinning as he made his way out of the school and towards the lake his father had agreed to meet him at. It wasn't a very complicated plan, though, looking at the people doing it, this was hardly unexpected, but Fuel was proud of himself nonetheless. Fishing wasn't really something he was all too fond of, but he would admit that it could be fun, and, besides, it's father's day. It wouldn't matter if Fuel thought it was the most mind-numbing activity on earth, Lighter enjoyed it, and so, why not?
Fuel carried a small, rather typical basket under one arm, inside of which was a loaf of bread and cheese, the result of this morning's work(and some looting of the kitchens). It wasn't much, that's for sure, but it served as a simple lunch for two, and that's all that really mattered.
He trotted up towards the lake, waving. "Sorry if I'm late, Dad!