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Sometimes, life took weird turns. Take today, for example. One minute Gavin was standing on nice, solid ground, looking up at the vast blue sky in awe. Just how much sky was there? How many others were looking up at the same sky and thinking the same thing? And just a short while later, he was looking down at the big blue ball, realizing just how insignificant it really was. How, in the vastness of space, Earth and all the billions of lives upon her were little more than grains of sand. No, less than that. And then a dinosaur gave a speech.

A. DINOSAUR. GAVE. A. SPEECH.

Well, more of a pep rally. Whatever it was, it was awesome and it had worked. It had gotten Gavin’s mind off of being blasted through the atmosphere. The boy fell into mob mentality pretty quickly. Laughing when the crowd laughed. Cheering when it cheered. Hell, his stomach had even started to settle, which was surprising. After they had docked, Gavin had seriously thought that he was going to launch a vomrocket at whatever sorry soul happened to be near him. He didn’t. Everybody won.

Speaking of everybody… wow. He really didn’t know what he was expecting, but this place had already blown that out of the water. Maybe he had just been swept up by the moment, but Gavin really felt a good vibe. And the energy…wow. Gavin was grinning that goofy grin of his and just looking around. Did he look stupid? Probably. Didn’t matter. He felt like a kid in a candy store. Every time somebody bumped into him to pass by, he could feel them. Their energy. Some warm. Some soft. Some rigid. Some sharp. They were more than just their energy though. Gavin took some time to just people watch and, perhaps unfairly, his eyes were drawn to the less passable metas. He hadn’t seen many before and now he had found a dinosaur and a flowergirl. A tinge of guilt stung at Gavin. That wasn’t cool of him. He’d have to nix that before it became habit and he said something rude. Staring was also pretty rude. And weird. And…

Wow. He must look like a bit of a creep, all by his lonesome and glaring at people. Well, if he didn’t have anything else to do, he might as well go say hello to Professor...uh...uhm...nope. Didn’t catch the name. Great. Oh well. Maybe someone else then?

Gavin spied a little trio. Well...little probably wasn’t the best word for them. One looked like a bear. Not literally, mind you, but he was built like it. He couldn’t help gawking. See, one of the girls had a badass robot arm. And a badass looking gas mask. And she was pretty cute in like, a badass kind of way. And now Gavin was being creepy. Again. Not cool.

Right then, maybe stick with Plan A. Find Dr. Dinosaur. Okay, easy enough…

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Somehow, whilst creeping on robogirl, Gavin had lost sight of the giant lizardman. How does one lose sight of a giant lizard? No clue, but by some sort of idiot magic, he did it. Great. And being just short enough to not easily see over the giant meatwalls at the rear of the crowd, he couldn’t even tell if the mob was heading in the right way. Wasn’t that swell.

Rather than try to push through, Gavin decided to reach out for help. He had spied a rather tall girl who was conveniently sitting all by her lonesome. Excellent! He could exploit her height.

“Excuse me,” he began, approaching her. “Did you happen to see where the big scaly guy went? Kiiinda lost 'im. Oops.” he finished with an exaggerated grimace before chuckling and flashing the pearly whites.