Characters: Tomo and YOU!
Setting/Location: A small way away from The Caravan, near the Oregon River.
Date & Time: Day 4; Noon
Warnings: Will be updated depending on content. Probably nothing much.
Summary: Tomo presents various crackpot theories as to how they're supposed to get across this thing. It's almost as if she doesn't know what she's
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Toying with the golden bracelet she had on her wrist, she spotted a girl in the river. The girl didn't look familiar, although she appeared close in age to Sumire, and as Sumire stepped closer to the river, she overheard the girl say something about a swimsuit. "Um, I don't think the river's safe for swimming in," Sumire called out to her.
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Well, there she is, actually hearing someone calling out to her which shocks her into nearly face-vaulting into the water until she uses the momentum to spin herself around. Tomo puts her hands on her hips and frowns before leaning forwards slightly and cupping the same hands around her mouth. "Well I know that! I'd probably stick to the shallows anyway!"
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Sumire walked a little closer to the river, although since she didn't want to take off her sandals or thigh-high socks, she didn't get into the water. She leaned forward to get a better look at the water, and she replied, "Oh. Have you seen anything weird in the water yet?"
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She sloshes her way over to Shore-girl and stops when the water is only pooling around her feet. She squelches her toes into the riverbed and grimaces before taking them about again, and dunking her feet back into the water. The motion splashes a small around of water around. "What's the matter? Are you afraid something's in there?"
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Tomo turns ar the voice, surprised to see someone else actually in the river instead of around it. She smiles widely at the girl's comment, "Everyone would've if they knew. I only got here with the stuff in my pockets and what I have on. All the clothes here kinda sucks."
Then she jabs a finger in the girls direction because even if it is rude, Tomo does like t point at things. "What're you doing n the river? I didn't think anyone was coming out here," She grins, just a bit mischievous, "Are you planning something?"
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In response to her stare and eyebrow raise, Tomo does nothing but lower her finger in a mildly awkward manner. A stare wasn't really what she was expecting. "Wait, bug carcasses? What about them? They're just bugs." She asks mainly because she's never understood why the girls in her school were so freaked out by them.
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He takes a seat on a rock situated almost in the river itself, letting his feet dangle off it, idly stirring up the water. His attention is drawn by the fish Tomo mentions; he can't make it out clearly at this angle but metallic hues flash briefly from below the surfaces. If he sits still enough others like it draw near and he smiles. Fishing was a past time he quite enjoyed back home but that did not mean he failed to appreciate all nature around him.
"You are probably right about the depth, and that is to say nothing of the width. As for that little guy, if he intended to make a meal of your toes I believe he would have attempted it by now."
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After she gets to shore, she plops down on the ground a small way away from the rock he is sitting on. "I got tired of standing up," She says, "and I'm used to being right when I say things. So I'm pretty sure it was trying to eat my toes. It nibbled on them a few times. It was tasting me." She looks back at the river and then back at him.
"How do you know it's a he?" She inquires this before jumping to a more interesting conclusion. "Can you talk to fish?!" She seems excited by this prospect.
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The fact that she is confused sort of annoys her. She's spent most of today confused at what people have been saying and she feels a little stupid now. Feeling stupid sucks pretty bad when it comes to Tomo.
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It was doubtful that this would be the only river they'd come across during their journey, and so preparing something similar to his suggestion may prove beneficial. If anything, there may come a point where they'd have to replenish their supplies on their own. Proper wear probably wouldn't take top priority in that scenario, but he supposed it could be used for other means as well.
"Tailoring your own is another choice."
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"And so does that. I don't know how to make clothes," She remarks, rolling her eyes. Who did this guy think she was? Some sort of seamstress? Ridiculous.
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