My Monster and Me...
Who: Leatherhead and Whomever
What: A gator's on the loose and no pizza place can hold him
Where: On the outskirts of the new town
When: Mid day
He didn't care for this new change. In fact, his first instinct was to hide. It had been so long since he went without this for and now...now it was back. And just like that all the old insecurities rose up. Would they accept him? Or did they only accept him on the merit of being human? And what's more, did this just mean they'd go back to casting him out or worse?
Well, don't worry. He'll reject himself you don't need to worry about that. The alligator had already abandoned Duke and Roadbuster. For a big guy he managed to give them the slip pretty well. Guess it was back to being on his own at least until this change went away.
The mutant liked it much better than in the city, really. A lot more grass, actually. And actual flowers. He liked those. The mutant could get used to this for awhile. Soon enough the mutant began wandering the area of the outskirts, enjoying the flowers of every hue and size. Yeah, if only Mikey could find him..
What: A gator's on the loose and no pizza place can hold him
Where: On the outskirts of the new town
When: Mid day
He didn't care for this new change. In fact, his first instinct was to hide. It had been so long since he went without this for and now...now it was back. And just like that all the old insecurities rose up. Would they accept him? Or did they only accept him on the merit of being human? And what's more, did this just mean they'd go back to casting him out or worse?
Well, don't worry. He'll reject himself you don't need to worry about that. The alligator had already abandoned Duke and Roadbuster. For a big guy he managed to give them the slip pretty well. Guess it was back to being on his own at least until this change went away.
The mutant liked it much better than in the city, really. A lot more grass, actually. And actual flowers. He liked those. The mutant could get used to this for awhile. Soon enough the mutant began wandering the area of the outskirts, enjoying the flowers of every hue and size. Yeah, if only Mikey could find him..
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The excuse she'd made was that she wanted to gather some flowers and herbs, which she did, but... she also just kind of wanted to get away. Too many things that she couldn't do anything to help were happening in town, and she needed a little space to deal with it.
Eventually, though, she decided to stop near a large tree stump to rest a little while. While Aburn sat down next to it, leaning back against it, Kit opted to sit on top of the stump. Once settled, she pulled out her flupe and began to play. Things always seemed clearer when she was playing; music seemed to help untangle jumbled feelings.
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He almost hid away before he heard the music. It was so different...a good different. The song wafted through him like a good breeze. He had to see more. It wouldn't be too bad is he just quietly sat behind her and listened for awhile?
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It wasn't until Kit paused in her playing that she too sensed she was being watched and turned to look behind her. The large, scaly, toothy being who sat there made her eyes go a little wide. He looked like someone she might see at home on Third Earth. A lot like Donnie did, come to think of it. Which gave her a hint as to who he might be.
"Leatherhead...?", she asked.
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"...you knew it was me?"
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"Why're you trying to hide in the grass, though?", she asked. And 'trying' was the operative word, since even down on all fours, Leatherhead was rather too big to be hidden by the grass.
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He sinks back into the ground since it's all he knows what to do, "...I thought they would not want to see me...see me like this..."
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The comment about not wanting to be see causes her to cock her head curiously to one side, though. "Why not?", she asked. "I think you look cool!"
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The next point kind of throws him off, "...you are not scared?"
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His next response prompted even more confused head-tilting, though. "Why would I be?", Kit asked with a shrug. "You look like somebody I might meet back home on Third Earth." In short you and Donnie are the first ones she's seen here who look normal.
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Kit once again tried to demonstrate, holding up her arms in a menacing pose and lowering her voice as much as she could while showing off Mumm-Ra's transformation. It's less effective this time, though, as a cute kitten doesn't easily imitate a huge demon-mummy. "He has another form too, that he can use now that he has the Tech Stone," Kit said. "It's even bigger, and it's all covered in armor."
"But what's the most dangerous is his magic," she said. "Even when he's a scrawny old bag of bones, his magic is still really powerful."
"He wants to make all the animal tribes his slaves, like they were a long, long time ago," Kit said. "That's why we're trying to get the Power Stones first, and unite the animals against him, so he can't do that."
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"That is terrible...I do not like creatures that try to make slaves of others.."
He tilts his head, "But what is magic?"
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"Yeah," she agreed. "I don't think most people like it when someone else in enslaved." That was part of what had caused Thundara's downfall, in the end, unknowingly carrying on where their ancestors had left off.
"And magic is...", Kit paused a moment, having to think how to explain. "Magic is a power some people have that lets them do all kinds of things they couldn't do normally. If they know the right magic spells, or have the right magical things, they can do stuff like run super-fast, see the future, heal people, or shoot lightning out of their hands."
Kit frowned a bit. "Mumm-Ra really likes that last one," she said.
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The mutant looked awed at her description of magic. They really could do all that? And he thought mutants had power, "You mean they can do all this without technology?"
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"And for the longest time we thought technology was just a fairy tale for little cubs," she said. "We didn't learn different til the lizards attacked Thundara."