It had been so, so lonely.

So so lonely in that little fire. They had cleaned up. Where were the kids? All they could ever find were pesky teenagers.. And that stupid rabbit. Not that any of the two got out alive. Exlipse had assured it.

But then he found you. Wondering around, looking oh-so lost…Like a child.

A child.

THEIR child.

Perhaps it was unruly to make such a claim without another’s knowledge or consent, but it was just playing, right? You could play pretend. Surely, and if not then they’d just have to teach you how to. Like a small little game of family, but you could never stop. Ever again. If anyone got in the way, well then there would be a slight problem. Noting they couldn’t deal with.

These decisions had all been made in the mere span of minutes, software nearly crashing from how fast the daycare attendant had been thinking ideas up.

Slipping behind you silently, they followed. They followed and they watched for about thirty more minutes, until they had deemed you waltzing around in rubble and definitely not up to health code rooms left from the fire.

They made their entrance in the only way they knew how to: comedy.

Tumbling though the theatre and knocking down a trashcan, Eclipse landed on the ground, cross-crossed and four arms sat neatly in the middle.

“Well hello there, little comet!”