I may have fallen asleep before I could post. I'm sorry xD
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I'm back! Hopefully for good, but we'll see. Sorry for the delay, everyone. I'll get started on my response ASAP
Iris sighed, following the group up the hill and into the trees and keeping her shoes on. Her converse still had sturdy soles so she didn’t see the point in taking them off. She glanced at her phone every so often but nothing had changed. She still had no bars whatsoever. Shifting the bag on her shoulder, she hopped up onto a higher rock and then jumped back down again just to occupy herself. There were a couple of times where she almost fell too far behind but she managed to catch up again.
Looking up as she was addressed, she smiled. “Ahh, no it’s okay.” She mumbled, waving her hand and shaking her head. “I’m just not very used to being looked at, to be honest.” She shrugged awkwardly, wringing her hands and falling silent again as Tris went quiet. She didn’t know what more to say. Having been so distracted by her thoughts, she didn’t see where the other two had disappeared to.
When the revelation came, she didn’t expect it to be down a hole. Now she was all alone up there while everyone was down there. Nerves began to flash through her body. “I… Oh…” She wrung her hands again, her eyes flicking to the hole. She didn’t want to be alone up there but then, she didn’t want to go down either. There might not even be a way to get out of there and she absolutely hated being trapped in small spaces. Iris had a case of claustrophobia and she was sure the hole alone would trigger it.
But then, everyone else was down there. She didn’t know what she hated more. Taking a deep breath, she squeezed her eyes shut and slipped into the tunnel with a scream. Being alone on Mako Island was definitely worse. She skidded to a halt, breathing heavily and taking a moment to herself before she managed to work up the courage to open her eyes. The tension in her shoulders uncoiled a little when she realised she was in quite a large cavern, and a beautiful one at that.
“Woah…” She mumbled, looking around at the crystals as she dusted herself off. Even the pool in the centre looked as if it were crystal clear. She could see what she was assuming was the sky, high up above. At least she knew that they definitely won’t run out of air. “What now?” She asked, glancing at the other three and finding it somewhat amusing that Tristan, she assumed, had fallen into the pool. The water looked inviting enough for her to want to jump in to join her. Something was tugging at her, telling her to jump in. The whole room felt magical, and looked it too, but the pool of water felt especially so. She knelt down by the edge, swirling her fingers through the warm water gently.
Looking up as she was addressed, she smiled. “Ahh, no it’s okay.” She mumbled, waving her hand and shaking her head. “I’m just not very used to being looked at, to be honest.” She shrugged awkwardly, wringing her hands and falling silent again as Tris went quiet. She didn’t know what more to say. Having been so distracted by her thoughts, she didn’t see where the other two had disappeared to.
When the revelation came, she didn’t expect it to be down a hole. Now she was all alone up there while everyone was down there. Nerves began to flash through her body. “I… Oh…” She wrung her hands again, her eyes flicking to the hole. She didn’t want to be alone up there but then, she didn’t want to go down either. There might not even be a way to get out of there and she absolutely hated being trapped in small spaces. Iris had a case of claustrophobia and she was sure the hole alone would trigger it.
But then, everyone else was down there. She didn’t know what she hated more. Taking a deep breath, she squeezed her eyes shut and slipped into the tunnel with a scream. Being alone on Mako Island was definitely worse. She skidded to a halt, breathing heavily and taking a moment to herself before she managed to work up the courage to open her eyes. The tension in her shoulders uncoiled a little when she realised she was in quite a large cavern, and a beautiful one at that.
“Woah…” She mumbled, looking around at the crystals as she dusted herself off. Even the pool in the centre looked as if it were crystal clear. She could see what she was assuming was the sky, high up above. At least she knew that they definitely won’t run out of air. “What now?” She asked, glancing at the other three and finding it somewhat amusing that Tristan, she assumed, had fallen into the pool. The water looked inviting enough for her to want to jump in to join her. Something was tugging at her, telling her to jump in. The whole room felt magical, and looked it too, but the pool of water felt especially so. She knelt down by the edge, swirling her fingers through the warm water gently.
This is probably going to be my last post until either the evening of the 25th or the morning of the 26th. I'm really sorry!
Woah... That's a lot of cats. I haven't got any pets :c
Nallore said
SmallWonders your avi is so damn cute love kittens lol.
Thanks ^_^ I love kitties too and that's probably my favourite gif ever atm
Awesome. I'll start thinking :3
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Iris caught Tristan's eyes for a moment, confusion in her expression. She seemed to be staring at her for a little too long. It was unnerving and she shifted uncomfortably on her feet, crossing her arms across her body self-consciously. Thankfully, she could relax when the other girl was distracted by Andrea's arrival. She let her shoulders relax and her arms fall to her sides.
When it was time to get into the boat to go to Mako Island, she climbed in and didn't pay much attention to the sputtering engine. She wasn't a mechanic. It didn't sound good to her but if the mechanic's daughter and apprentice didn't seem to find anything wrong about it, she had nothing to worry about so she simply stopped worrying.
Dropping her bag onto the bottom to the boat, she took a seat and fell silent. Falling back into her thoughts, she watched the sleek grey shape of the dolphin at their side with a smile on her face. She giggled softly to herself, wiping sea water spray from her face as she sat back and away from the side.
The smile fell from her face as the engine sputtered and died, her eyes widening as a bag of sweets were thrust into her hands. Watching silently as Tristan and Andrea began to paddle, she bit her lip and searched for a paddle herself. She wasn't exactly strong but she figured she could help anyway. That way they could get to the island faster, though they would likely have to camp out there. There was no reception on Mako Island. It was getting late and she suspected that none of them were good enough sailors to be able to sail the small boat back in the dark.
Her stomach twisted with anxiety as she found a paddle and put down the bag of gummis. Something felt weird about being on Mako Island in the dark. She had never been there this late before. Iris glanced at the others in her group, biting her lip. "Is there anything we can do? If there isn't, it looks like we're camping out for the night." She spoke for the first time since boarding the boat. Her paddle pushed through the water, taking quite a bit of effort on her part. As a result, her words were a little more strained than usual. "I mean, there is usually no reception out there so we can't exactly call for help."
The twist of nerves in her stomach tightened as she remembered her family. They were bound to be worried about her if she didn't return by midnight. Her fingers tightened a little on the paddle. Hopefully that meant they'd come searching and they could all go home without waiting for this boat to be repaired.
Iris jolted from her thoughts when the boat hit shore. Picking up the bag of gummi snakes and her own backpack, she handed the sweets back to their owner while she slung her bag over her shoulder. Checking her phone, she sighed. Her hunch had been correct. "Anyone got any signal out here? I've got nothing." She pocketed the phone again, climbing out of the boat and onto soft sand. The forest and volcano seemed to be bigger than she remembered them to be. Perhaps that was just because it was dark but it made her anxious all the same.
When it was time to get into the boat to go to Mako Island, she climbed in and didn't pay much attention to the sputtering engine. She wasn't a mechanic. It didn't sound good to her but if the mechanic's daughter and apprentice didn't seem to find anything wrong about it, she had nothing to worry about so she simply stopped worrying.
Dropping her bag onto the bottom to the boat, she took a seat and fell silent. Falling back into her thoughts, she watched the sleek grey shape of the dolphin at their side with a smile on her face. She giggled softly to herself, wiping sea water spray from her face as she sat back and away from the side.
The smile fell from her face as the engine sputtered and died, her eyes widening as a bag of sweets were thrust into her hands. Watching silently as Tristan and Andrea began to paddle, she bit her lip and searched for a paddle herself. She wasn't exactly strong but she figured she could help anyway. That way they could get to the island faster, though they would likely have to camp out there. There was no reception on Mako Island. It was getting late and she suspected that none of them were good enough sailors to be able to sail the small boat back in the dark.
Her stomach twisted with anxiety as she found a paddle and put down the bag of gummis. Something felt weird about being on Mako Island in the dark. She had never been there this late before. Iris glanced at the others in her group, biting her lip. "Is there anything we can do? If there isn't, it looks like we're camping out for the night." She spoke for the first time since boarding the boat. Her paddle pushed through the water, taking quite a bit of effort on her part. As a result, her words were a little more strained than usual. "I mean, there is usually no reception out there so we can't exactly call for help."
The twist of nerves in her stomach tightened as she remembered her family. They were bound to be worried about her if she didn't return by midnight. Her fingers tightened a little on the paddle. Hopefully that meant they'd come searching and they could all go home without waiting for this boat to be repaired.
Iris jolted from her thoughts when the boat hit shore. Picking up the bag of gummi snakes and her own backpack, she handed the sweets back to their owner while she slung her bag over her shoulder. Checking her phone, she sighed. Her hunch had been correct. "Anyone got any signal out here? I've got nothing." She pocketed the phone again, climbing out of the boat and onto soft sand. The forest and volcano seemed to be bigger than she remembered them to be. Perhaps that was just because it was dark but it made her anxious all the same.
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