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Or, you know, as jumpy as someone can be when they’re naked and covered in sticky goop. How his hook managed to stay suction-cupped to his wrist was a mystery to him-why he still had the hook at all and not his clothing was even more curious. But even Guybrush Threepwood, the attention-lacking pirate that he was, knew that was hardly what he needed to be focusing on right now.
There was that voice in his head, after all. In a way it reminded him disturbingly of the Voodoo Lady. Perhaps it was the Voodoo Lady. She was certainly ambiguous enough to fit the profile. And this sounded like a quest to him.
“Holding the Comb, got it,” Guybrush nodded absently, glancing around with expectant eyes (and completely ignoring the slime-covered nude lady standing nearby), “I’ll do that right after I find Elaine. She’s here, right? I mean honestly, she was standing right next to me-she couldn’t have gone far.”
And then, obnoxiously loud:
“ISN’T THAT RIGHT ELAINE?”
…Funny, she didn’t answer back. “Right? Elaine?...Plunder Bunny?”
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It wasn’t the right kind of sense, unfortunately.
“Odd that you should ask!” Guybrush proclaimed pompously as he took on a prouder stance, “The term ‘Plunder Bunny’ was actually coined in the Mediterranean Gang Riots between the Bloody Doubloons and the Maneating Wildflowers, and was a phrase that meant to-“
Erm. She might want to stop him there.
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The ponytailed pirate took a better look around, noting with particular interest the meaty walls, the other pods, and the glowing pustules.
“My best guess is that we’re inside some sort of giant animal. Judging from the radioactive stomach barnacles, I’m thinking whale.”
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Guybrush looked away in a personal aside. “Yeeesh. Testy.”
Then he turned back. “Do you?”
It was an honest question.
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“I’m sure they just like their privacy,” Guybrush folded his arms, following at a safe distance behind her, “I know if I were a psychic whale I’d want to have some alone time, too. Plenty of naps to rest the ol’ voodoo-laced noggin…”
He trailed off.
“-Sorry. Did I ever get your name?”
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"You didn't. I'm Ava."
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“If you insist,” he shrugged, “Just don’t come running back to me when one asks you for directions. Ah, assuming it needs directions. The psychic powers might do funny stuff to their sense of direction.”
…Yeah.
“And since you so eagerly asked, I’m Guybrush Threepwood, Mighty Pirate™. Nice to meet you, Ava.”
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A second’s pause would’ve found the pirate running into the girl, but thankfully he caught himself before disaster struck. Elaine would murder him.
“It’s a door,” Guybrush observed.
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Nothing happened.
“See?” Guybrush grinned reassuringly, glancing behind him with a casual raise of his brow, “Nothing to worry abou-“
Vines lurched from the sides, first pinning him to the floor and restraining his arms, then encircling him completely, moving at blinding speeds. Guybrush yelped with surprise, squinting his eyes shut as he waited for the worst…
…Eh?
“…Hey, this isn’t so bad!” the pirate chuckled with relief, completely covered in gliding vines at this point, “I’m not really sure what they’re doing, but it can’t be that bad! I think-“
He paused and a violent shiver went up his back. “-Wow, now there’s an odd sensation-“
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