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Post by downrightdude on Oct 30, 2019 0:00:12 GMT -5
Moni: Undeterred by the little girl and her weird talking head, Snaw finished the song before running into the house, back flipping up the stairs. On the second floor, Snaw dances down the hallway, swiping a few decorative vases before sprouting wings and flying out of the roof. It wasn't a rare Usuki doll, but with these new items, the almighty Snaw can finally save the oceans and still make time for a new voodoo ritual! "And that little head and his girl will never stop me!" Snaw exclaimed, laughing evilly for several minutes on the roof's tip.
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Post by Gelquie on Oct 30, 2019 1:36:20 GMT -5
GelquieBefore the girl can respond, you hear laughter coming from the severed head. "Rules don't matter unless they have the authority to put you in jail for it, kid, and if I read this ghost right, they're not a cop!" She seems to think on this. "Well, I suppose I would protest this rule by voting, like a good citizen, yes," she replies. "I do not vote for you, and neither does Antonio. You are not the president. You cannot make new rules." The being pauses, then nods in affirmation. "You're a smart kiddo! And your body-less friend is right; I don't really have the authority to stop you, not in that sense anyway. Nor is that something I'd become a vigilante over. And sure, if you have enough people who agree with you, you can keep me from making a new law." The being smirks. "On the other hand, neither of you look like cops either. So I must peg you as vigilantes. Whose adult instructions are you enforcing?"
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Post by Liou on Oct 30, 2019 12:57:24 GMT -5
Moni The stacked geese preen at the compliment. Distracted by the voice, they waddle around the girl and closer to the severed head. The geese sit there politely for a moment, watching the other ongoing commotions. Inch by inch, Top Goose extends their neck towards the severed head. When their bill is nearly in the head's ear, the goose puffs up like a frog and lets out a finely crafted, resounding honk. They honk some more during Antonio's beautiful singing. Down Goose nudges the girl and taps a webbed foot impatiently.
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Post by June Scarlet on Oct 30, 2019 21:28:25 GMT -5
"They grounded you on Halloween? What exactly did you do?" she asks the girl, then looks to the head. "What did she do?"
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Post by Moni on Nov 1, 2019 21:55:25 GMT -5
downrightdude"Did he take those useless plastic vases? Good! They were ugly!" says Antonio "I can't let him get away with that! Do you know how much trouble I'll be in if someone robbed our house and I didn't stop it?" "You have a smartphone, maybe you can take a picture and call the poli--" The child was not going to stand for any reasonable suggestions. Instead, she marched, determined, outside, then like a baseball pitcher, she threw Antonio at the vases. You didn't really think she had that good of a throwing arm, but Snaw quickly is surprised by prolonged screaming as Antonio's severed head races towards him and knocks the vases out of his hand. They roll down the slope of the roof and land harmlessly in the backyard. "Wonderful! No robbery for you!" Thus mermaid Snaw's robbery was halted. Gelquie"This establishment belongs to my parents," said the girl. "And you have to ring the doorbell, because it makes a funny bird noise and it cost a lot, and my dad paid a lot of money for it so he wants it used as much as possible." Liou"Argh!" Antonio says. "I hate these birds!" The girl laughs at his pain, but then her attention is redirected to the trenchcoat geese as the bottom one nudges her. "Oh! Right! I need some Duck Detective Food! Um, be right back!" She disappears for five seconds and comes back with some toast. "Here you go!" June Scarlet"Yeah, they did, it's so unfair!" says the child, "I used our lawn mower to try making the broom fly!" "You destroyed the lawn mower to add 'wings' to it," said Antonio. "They shouldn't have grounded me for that!"
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Post by June Scarlet on Nov 1, 2019 22:06:53 GMT -5
"Oh, maybe you shouldn't do that in the future, then," the girl dressed as Anna says. "Remember Kristoff and his sled? People are very protective of their, uh, things that move, I guess you'd call it. Lawn mowers move, except now it doesn't sound like this one does. Elsa and Anna got Kristoff a brand new sled to make up for it, how are you going to make up the lawn mower for your parents?"
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Post by Moni on Nov 1, 2019 22:23:15 GMT -5
June Scarlet"Yeah, probably not," replies the child. "I just... wanted to see if I could get a cool broom, and I guess the lawnmower was a cool broom to them. It swept away the grass! So, I guess... I could give them my bike? I think they are too big for it though."
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Post by Gelquie on Nov 1, 2019 23:08:35 GMT -5
"Oh, I see! It's a parental enjoyment thing," the being concludes. "I mean, I suppose I can understand that. But I doubt you'll go to jail if you don't do it. But the bird noise was kinda cool."
The being smiles at the kid. "Thanks for humoring my pedantry. I just enjoy exploring this kind of thing. Hm, let me see..." The being ruffles through their bag for a bit, and eventually brings out a handful of candy. "There you go; happy Halloween! And thanks again for the pencil."
You got a handful of candy!
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Post by downrightdude on Nov 2, 2019 0:33:19 GMT -5
MoniSnaw kicks the head to the side and continues to laugh evilly. "Not even your poorly cultured head can stop the almighty Snaw!" Tired of squabbling with the ill-mannered child, Snaw teleports out of the house and flies away with a sack of pretty loot. Snaw laughs, placing a plastic tiara on top of the pretty blonde wig. After tossing a torch to the roof, Snaw laughs some more and flies off as the house is quickly engulfed in flames.
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Post by June Scarlet on Nov 2, 2019 20:36:29 GMT -5
"Hm..." says the girl dressed as Anna. "Maybe you could start by lifting their flight. And explain that you're sorry for ruining their lawn mower. The Bike is a nice gesture, but I think you're right, it wouldn't fit them."
She notes the time. "Well, it's getting late, I'd better get going, but thank you for the chocolate, it was lovely meeting you!"
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