He was late to work but, then, who cared? Certainly not he. Rufus swanned in hours later than he should have but the store was open now and wasn't that the important part
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Re: Talk to Rufusangry_pie_sliceSeptember 30 2016, 22:29:20 UTC
Peridot was being followed. She was sure of it. Followed by a square. Sure, the square in question didn't approach her, but every time she wasn't quite looking, there was that shadow falling across her path, all big and four-sided an intimidating.
She'd bolted from work the first moment she was able, and in an effort to lose the permafusion, she ducked into the bookstore, where she was going to plant herself behind the door, panting in terror.
Considering she didn't actually need to breathe, that was really something, right there.
Re: Talk to Rufusangry_pie_sliceSeptember 30 2016, 22:44:04 UTC
"They've found me," Peridot said, glancing over her shoulder at Rufus and speaking in a hushed sort of stage whisper. "The traitorous clods that destroyed the ship! They're here."
Or, at least, the square one was.
"You have to hide me!"
Sorry, Rufus. There was a triangle scrambling away from the door to attempt to duck behind you, now.
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She'd bolted from work the first moment she was able, and in an effort to lose the permafusion, she ducked into the bookstore, where she was going to plant herself behind the door, panting in terror.
Considering she didn't actually need to breathe, that was really something, right there.
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Oh, it was just Peridot.
Rufus contemplated just going back to his PHS, but Peridot was one of the few people on the island that were actually decent to interact with.
And whatever was bothering her was likely to be interesting.
"What's wrong?" he asked.
He didn't ask if she was alright. That was an asinine question at the best of times.
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Or, at least, the square one was.
"You have to hide me!"
Sorry, Rufus. There was a triangle scrambling away from the door to attempt to duck behind you, now.
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