Fishing on the sea shore was virtually impossible for any number of reasons; the biggest being, of course, that they had several seriously pissed off dockhands who would probably have an eye out for them. But another reason was that it was too busy and bustling for any such thing, and therefore any attempt at fishing would have to be made
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Still, he smiled. Notthanking--thanking.
He couldn't grasp whether it had come from his mouth or his head. Maybe his heart. How-? Hmm.
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Harold grasped for the rock, trying to pour all the concentration he could muster into holding on.
He nodded, the fleeting desire to kiss Scotty's eyelids passing over his mind. Why'd he do that? Nice to me. Protect, be protected. Notthanking.
"Notthanking."
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Scotty barely had a chance to yelp, reaching out and managing to catch the man before he went under water, scrambling to hold him up and drag him back to shore.
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Harold shook his head, the grasp of his high loosening slightly.
He moved. Ahead. Steady. Stay in the air. Help.
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It was surprisingly steady and strong. No fluttering, not fast, no skipped beats. He was breathing fine, too. Just... very unresponsive.
Scotty picked his head up, kneeling next to the other Scott, calling to Harold. "Harold! Yer PADD, have ye got it?!"
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He was throwing it off. Enough to know what was happening, even if the trees were still turning tie-dyed.
And he knew what his mouth tasted like. Harold traced his own bottom lip, drawing it down and sliding a fingertip between his teeth. Ohgod.
"Fuck."
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Ugh. He hadn't meant to yell-- emergency scared voice Scotty please no--
He sloshed ahead toward shore, unsteady but coming down.
His purple wrist bag sat lonely on the rocks, a thousand planets away.
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Oh, right, fuck. HelpEmergency.
Bending as best he could manage with his whole body creaking, he whined unashamedly.
He held the bag out, eyes clenched shut. Harold's lips sang with pleasure even then, and he couldn't find it to look at Scotty.
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The fish was immediately identifiable, and he quickly pulled up everything about it. It couldn't have been anything else that did this. It didn't yet occur to him to call EMS or anything, but he did want to see what had done that to them.
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He watched a moth-thing (should it have scales?) flit by and tugged on his bottom lip, flicking the back of his teeth with his tongue, willing the high to leave him.
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