DLN-071

Haha, if I didn’t know any better I would say you resemble a human child.

I knooooowwwww, that’s the poiiiinnntttttt. Tell me a stoooooorrryyyyyyyy.

How about you tell me a story?

I don’t see how that’s my responsibility, it seems more like a problem you have.

It’s your responsibility now ‘cause I said so. Tell me a story.

Haha, if I didn't know any better I would say you resemble a human child.

I must have forgotten then, I’ve been busy so sorry.

Well then stop being busy. And tell me more about when you set something on fire once. I’m bored and I wanna hear a cool story.

I don’t see how that’s my responsibility, it seems more like a problem you have.

I must have forgotten then, I’ve been busy so sorry.

You agree I’m the coolest though, right? :D

...And you are?

As much as he’d have to watch out for over heating he was very thankful for Magma’s immediate reaction of wrapping an arm around him and putting him in close. He even tucked his face against the top of Magma’s stack and just stayed quiet. There wasn’t much to say, they both knew the memories of that time in their past were incredibly painful. Finally he gave a deep vent of an exhale, finally wrapping his arms around Magma in return.

It really didn’t take long for Hornet to end up outside and soon by Magma’s side. His whole body was buzzy with agitation from the drones in their cubbies but he was feeling to out of sorts to even release them. His long arms wrapped around himself in a self hug and a very distressed look on his face.

Taking notice in Hornet’s presence Magma didn’t waste time in lifting an arm and wrapping it tightly against his brother. The only expression visible in his eyes was worry, he didn’t even know what to say at the moment, so he remained silent letting the heat of his body slowly warm up Hornet.

>I'm right outside in the front lawn, come here right now.