Characters: Bernard (NPC) and OPEN!
Date/Time: June 18th, afternoon
Location: The Wilderness - On the Ark
Rating: PG-13??
Summary: BERNARD HAS ARRIVED
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Oh this was perfect! It had been years and years since anything not fishy-like had ventured into her ocean. But this ark, she could tell was full of robust and youthful individuals. Perhaps
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Waving her suckers in the hair in a display of...graceful friendship, Bernard scooted and squished her way over to her newest friend, smiling only as a tentacle monster could smile.
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"Cease your advancement at once." He warned lowly as his thumb flipped off the safety; he doubted it understood English, but he didn't want to shoot until he was sure it was completely aggressive.
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She waved her tentacles again, TRYING to show this guy/girl thing that she just wanted to be friends!
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The deck was good for this. It allowed him to just walk, in his new clothes with his new journal, and thinking about his dream - the woman, the fox, the panther, the gem. He would reach into his pocket and think that if he thought about it hard enough, the gem would be there again. No such luck, though.
He startled when the enormous pink monster appeared on deck. A squid, perhaps. His curiosity wanted him to get close to it, but right now he stood, amused, from a distance.
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She made a clicking noise, looking around with her tentacle monster-ish eyes. Was it time or a massacre, or would she make new friends? It seems someone else had appeared on board, and like a horny moth with two minutes left to live, she wiggled her tentacles and moved towards the newcomer.
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By the monster itself.
It moved towards him with an alarming amount of speed. It also wiggled one of the numerous tentacles it had, and, pretty assured there was no other option, waved back with a hand of his own.
"Hello there," he said, looking up at where its face must have been, "You're new here, too?"
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The breeze caught him off guard and he had to bring up a hand quickly to hold his hat onto his head. "Ooh~ this is interesting." He smiled at the fresh air, basking in it as he walked at an easy pace. Squish, squish...he paused and searched for the source of the noise. He had almost overlooked the pink creature the first time. He regarded it carefully, glancing it up and down before taking a step closer, "What is that...?" Curiosity got the best of him...and the flailing gestures didn't help deter any. "Hey there~!"
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Undulating her glorious body, Bernard hurried with a squishy fish out of water movement as best as she could.
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It seemed the thing was not capable of speech (...there had been stranger things, it was worth a shot), but still demonstrated some kind of emotions. It certainly didn't appear aggressive.
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THIS MAN MUST BE HER ONE TRUE LOVE! HER SOUL MATE!!
Bernard made a happy chirping noise. Of course, she had a squid-like beak and was not capable of human speech, but being a tentacle monster, she magically understood all human language all the same. She was almost dancing, her suckers dilating in glee. Oh, she must hold him close to her soft, wet, and sort of squishy body!
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He made a double-take. And then a triple.
Flopping about on the deck was something that appeared to be a creature made of strawberry Jello, only with tentacles and making what could only be described as a plaintive squishing noise.
"Oddly enough," Throne muttered to himself wryly, slowly setting his things down on the deck before moving to investigate, "I am not nearly as surprised as I think I should be."
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But he hadn't come up to the deck to deliver food this time, nor to appreciate the breeze. He walked with purpose across the deck, stopping behind the other teenager, and staring at the squid. Tapping the other teen on the shoulder, Claw asked, "That squid. Think edible?"
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On the far side of the deck, the creature waddled and squelched and shook. In response, Throne took a step back, accidentally bumping into the boy.
"Ah, so it's a squid, huh?" He turned back towards the creature and squinted slightly, tilting his head as he studied. "Survey says that it's probably edible, but that means we're going to have catch it first. Catch it and then, well, kill it.."
Wait a minute, a small voice in his brain whined. What do you mean we?
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If he could make his arm into a claw again, it was possible that they could grab themselves an arm and make a run for it. But would the squid attack the ship then? As it was, the creature seemed... floppy and energetic, but not aggressive. If it were attacked, and then allowed to live, Claw wouldn't blame it if it decided to counterattack...
"Maybe get attack, others danger. That no good. Fishing better idea." He nodded again, more confirming his own idea than anything else.
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Still, the sight of a pink, wet thing did manage to give her pause. She stared uncertainly, not knowing what to do. Was this sort of thing normal for a boat this size?
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Arriving on the deck, he did a quick scan just to find out which part of the deck he was on. His gaze fell on a young woman he'd never met before, and he would have approached her if that pink thing hadn't caught his attention shortly afterward. The masked man sneaked over to the girl's side before asking out loud, "Uhh, I'll take you're not quite sure what that is, either, eh?"
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Waving her tentacles about, Bernard made her approach, wiggling her blob-like body towards the pair.
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