A hot night in July, the kind of night when the air hangs heavy and still, not a breath of air to stir the leaves of the trees, or the curtains of windows left open in the Mansion, to let in what fresh air there might be. A full moon shines through the treetops, silvering the drowsy land and trees, painting every leaf in blue-white light
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"Scheisse..." the German dude spits, pulling himself up on one elbow, as the melon rolls up his back and bonks him on the head.
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"Hey, dude." Taking the broom into both hands, the hunter swings it like a golf club to dislodge the fruit atop the stranger. "I'm no expert or anything, but your fruit salad is looking a bit lively."
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Below, he can see it. The wave of dread fruits rolling and bumping up to the very foundations of the house. The terrible growling, presaging who knows what ominous outcome. "Hey! What's all this racket?" he shouts. "Don't tell me we have a bewitched melon patch??"
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He awakens with a yell and sits there, sweating and panting, shirtless on this sweltering night. The growling is continuing though, as evidenced by the sound outside the window.
Grabbing an ofuda, he runs out the door and down the stairs, heading for the lawn...
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As soon as he sees the rolling, growing, melons he says only six words:
"What the hell is this shit?!"
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The Silver Ranger takes a defensive Kung-Fu pose, in front of the scantily clad man, and says, "Get back inside, sir, it's not safe!"
Oh yes, Zhane has been missing the action, can you tell?
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Thus he'll come running across the lawn, shirtless, and armed with a mallet, trying to whack at the darn things. But they keep rolling or bouncing out of the way.
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She runs to the window, where she sees something rummaging about in the shadows, and hears something growling.
"EEK! The melons are alive!"
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"Verdammt!" he snarls, trying to kick the thing.
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She murmurs something unintelligible in Sindarin, to return the melon to its vegetable glory.
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