[ 726 Anderson, several hours after school is let out; the sun is still shining down but the shadows have grown long.
Kneeling in the driveway is a boy in a ball cap with a box of chalk. He's been here for the past hour furiously scribbling out and solving tedious multiplication and long division problems in preparation for an upcoming exam. While
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OH MY GOD.
Pokey's breathing increases substantially, just staring at Slugger. Move. He needs to move. Why can't he move.
He's just...standing there. Staring in terror and unable to get himself to keep moving.]
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[Tak crouches behind home plate, whispering an aside to Pokey.]
Don't swing. Let me catch it.
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Ready when you are.
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At the very least, the ball will make it to the catcher.]
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The next thing he sees is clouds and sky as he's now lying flat on his back on the ground. He sits up woozily, bleeding a bit from the nose but still smiling.]
Hey, you've got a strong arm.
Maybe you should pitch.
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Alright.
[She switches places with Slugger and pitches hard, trying to bean him again. If it still doesn't work, maybe Pokey can catch him in the face when he swings.]
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This time the drone doesn't get back up and instead lies there on the ground, drooling and unconscious.]
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[Tak grabs a couple of limbs and slings Slugger across her shoulders.]
Where now? We cannot take him to where I live.
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My garage. Why not. Freak already knows where I live. We'll put a tarp down and hope my "brother" doesn't show up.
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[She readjusts Slugger's body and starts moving]
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The voice you used when talking to him...
Has anyone really bought that as natural sounding?
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[SHE IS THE BEST INVADER, SHUT YO YAP.]
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Weren't kidding about the humans you know being stupid, huh?
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