Misty Q

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"Maybe he is", he told her. "But maybe he's grateful for finally getting buried."

"Sure", he said. When he got into the cabin, he could hear the voices of the other girls upstairs, so he went there.

Misty moves to sit next to Mari and motioned for Zoro to sit with her. She listened as the girls talked about inviting in a French spirit. Why specifically French? Regardless, Shauna was blindfolded and seemingly the one this spirit would communicate through with the swinging pendulum thing.

He watched the weird ritual. That bored him and weirded him out at the same time. This was the type of thing that the straw hats did when they were really bored and had nothing to do, except they didn't speak in a weird language, unlike those girls and the spirit.

Misty also frowned at Javi's question. She really did hope they wouldn't die here. Stay a little longer than expected? Sure if it meant she could show off her skills. But that didn't mean she wanted to live here forever.

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"Maybe he is", he told her. "But maybe he's grateful for finally getting buried."

"Sure", he said. When he got into the cabin, he could hear the voices of the other girls upstairs, so he went there.

Misty moves to sit next to Mari and motioned for Zoro to sit with her. She listened as the girls talked about inviting in a French spirit. Why specifically French? Regardless, Shauna was blindfolded and seemingly the one this spirit would communicate through with the swinging pendulum thing.

OOC: @zoro-r and @veniria we can keep the thread going here!

"Maybe he is", he told her. "But maybe he's grateful for finally getting buried."

OOC: @zoro-r and @veniria we can keep the thread going here!

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

That was nice. But the response was too fast, which means that probably was one sided. He nodded his head when she said no. He felt bad for her. She seemed to be a good person. Her intentions were good. But maybe there was a reason for them to not befriend her. He wondered what the reason was.

He walked around the empty space-technically, it wasn't empty, since the girls arrived and started preparing their beds. But other than that, the dusty floor was empty. He went upstairs, and to say he was intrigued was an understatement.

After a few moments of looking at canned foods, Misty followed Zoro up to what was possibly an attic. Maybe just the second floor in general? Regardless, Misty had not expected to see a whole skeleton. It wasn't that scary in the sense that she had seen other things like it before.

"I guess you were right...", he said. They could move it. He didn't know where they'd put it, though. In the woods? In the lake? Or in another place?

Misty thought about it for a moment. "We could bury him right outside? It doesn't feel right taking him too far out. But would it be wrong to move it at all?" She fidgeted with her glasses a little.

"Not particularly." Misty moved closer to the skeleton and touched it a little. With both hands, she started to slightly lift it up. Not that light, but certainly not heavy. She started to cough as dust moved along with the skeleton. Maybe she should've asked Zoro to help first.

Misty nodded as they headed out. She sat down a little way from the cabin and started to dig with her hands at first before remembering inside she saw some sort of shovel. It was a small one, but would have to do. She almost bumped into Shauna while retrieving it before coming back outside with Zoro.

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Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

That was nice. But the response was too fast, which means that probably was one sided. He nodded his head when she said no. He felt bad for her. She seemed to be a good person. Her intentions were good. But maybe there was a reason for them to not befriend her. He wondered what the reason was.

He walked around the empty space-technically, it wasn't empty, since the girls arrived and started preparing their beds. But other than that, the dusty floor was empty. He went upstairs, and to say he was intrigued was an understatement.

After a few moments of looking at canned foods, Misty followed Zoro up to what was possibly an attic. Maybe just the second floor in general? Regardless, Misty had not expected to see a whole skeleton. It wasn't that scary in the sense that she had seen other things like it before.

"I guess you were right...", he said. They could move it. He didn't know where they'd put it, though. In the woods? In the lake? Or in another place?

Misty thought about it for a moment. "We could bury him right outside? It doesn't feel right taking him too far out. But would it be wrong to move it at all?" She fidgeted with her glasses a little.

"Not particularly." Misty moved closer to the skeleton and touched it a little. With both hands, she started to slightly lift it up. Not that light, but certainly not heavy. She started to cough as dust moved along with the skeleton. Maybe she should've asked Zoro to help first.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

That was nice. But the response was too fast, which means that probably was one sided. He nodded his head when she said no. He felt bad for her. She seemed to be a good person. Her intentions were good. But maybe there was a reason for them to not befriend her. He wondered what the reason was.

He walked around the empty space-technically, it wasn't empty, since the girls arrived and started preparing their beds. But other than that, the dusty floor was empty. He went upstairs, and to say he was intrigued was an understatement.

After a few moments of looking at canned foods, Misty followed Zoro up to what was possibly an attic. Maybe just the second floor in general? Regardless, Misty had not expected to see a whole skeleton. It wasn't that scary in the sense that she had seen other things like it before.

"I guess you were right...", he said. They could move it. He didn't know where they'd put it, though. In the woods? In the lake? Or in another place?

Misty thought about it for a moment. "We could bury him right outside? It doesn't feel right taking him too far out. But would it be wrong to move it at all?" She fidgeted with her glasses a little.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

That was nice. But the response was too fast, which means that probably was one sided. He nodded his head when she said no. He felt bad for her. She seemed to be a good person. Her intentions were good. But maybe there was a reason for them to not befriend her. He wondered what the reason was.

He walked around the empty space-technically, it wasn't empty, since the girls arrived and started preparing their beds. But other than that, the dusty floor was empty. He went upstairs, and to say he was intrigued was an understatement.

After a few moments of looking at canned foods, Misty followed Zoro up to what was possibly an attic. Maybe just the second floor in general? Regardless, Misty had not expected to see a whole skeleton. It wasn't that scary in the sense that she had seen other things like it before.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

That was nice. But the response was too fast, which means that probably was one sided. He nodded his head when she said no. He felt bad for her. She seemed to be a good person. Her intentions were good. But maybe there was a reason for them to not befriend her. He wondered what the reason was.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

🥔: opla spoiler alert

"Yes." Misty said far too fast. Sure, they weren't nearly as bad as Becky or the other girls from school, but they never really seemed to want to talk to her. Mari did on occasion, same with Lottie. But other than that, not really? Misty was friendly to them, but up until now she felt like they saw her as a burden. Even now, she saw them look at her weird and she was literally the one who helped save them!

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

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"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

He ignored the teens who talked about...certain magazines. He had nothing to do with those. He wondered if the crew missed him. If they were... Looking for him. He hoped they were fine.

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Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

A corpse? Why would there be a corpse? Although, there was no civilization near this wilderness, so it could be possible.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

"Alright", he said. That was a weird phenomenon, in his opinion. It made animals be more...human. But each to their own.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.

🥔: spoiler alert-

"Plenty of animals have human names!" Misty defended as she almost tripped over a rock. She turned back to see if Lottie would have seen for a moment before continuing as Zoro answered her question.

🥔: @veniria @kittycatquigley continue here!

Lottie was one of the girls whose first instinct was to dive into the water—the smile plastered on her face was probably visible on the shore as she finally cooled off. Surprisingly, she didn’t seem to care about the fact that it was a lake in the middle of nowhere, and was probably contaminated. Either that, or she didn’t notice.

He turned away when Misty started unbuttoning her shirt. He thought about what she said later. How could she be so sure?

So that was what she meant? It made sense, somehow.

Misty nodded and was grabbing a water bottle from her bag. She was going to squirt Ben with some, but he gave her a look that was clearly... not amused. Can't entirely blame him, he just lost a leg, but still. Part of her worried Zoro was going to soon look at her like that. Like she was a problem, like how all the other girls had looked at her before the crash.

He looked at their interaction. He was amused, but along with that, his eyes showed the embarrassment and sympathy he felt for the amputated man.

After a few more minutes of swimming, paddling and whatnot, Lottie’s head turned as her gaze drifted elsewhere. As she glanced at the mountain, she squinted when she saw a light flash. Her brows knitted together in confusion. What could that have possibly been?

Zoro decided not to pry about it. He knew that Misty was lying, but that was none of his business. He looked at the mountain that was pointed by the rude girl and realized she was right.

Misty looked from the cabin back to Zoro, but saw he had already started moving. She quickly scurried up closer to him. "Maybe someone lives there." She said. Part of her felt weird about that though. Sure, it's going to be great to be rescued...

"True.." Misty looked back to see if Lottie was going to follow her and Zoro. It seemed like the other girls were starting to dry off a bit. Jackie seemed annoyed. She had seemed pretty.. unhappy to be here. They all were though! Zoro probably didn't like it here either.

"Probably go to shower. Unless that cabin has a shower", he answered without thinking. He didn't know how long he'd stay and he knew he'd get bothered if there wasn't a shower in that cabin.

Go back to being useless. Obviously. Once they were finally back, Misty would be ignored once again. The idea of that ate her up inside. She's not even sure Lottie would pay much attention to her. Whatever they had felt so on and off.

He could sense that she was lying, but he didn't bother to ask her about it. It probably didn't have anything to do with him anyway. They were slowly nearing the cabin. They were halfway through.

"He's named Aristotle." Misty found philosophers interesting. She really enjoyed Plato, but she wanted to save that name for when she got a bird. Maybe not for a while though, she didnt want to stress out a bird by having a cat in the house.