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From "Today I'm Harvesting You!"

Responder

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Krush

He spots the lost stranger turn down the dead-end alley and make my way to trap them. "Hey, you there! What are ya doin' in this part of town little missy?"

Responder

I'll respond as a character of your choice!

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Wings Of Fire Writer

I am Wings Of Fire Writer. Please tell me how to describe your Wings Of Fire character.

Pip Calloway

The sea is calm tonight. Calmer than the boy has seen it be in weeks, perhaps. The cove is hushed, save for the gentle lapping of the waves against the rock and the distant call of a seagull. Pip studies the rock in his hand with a frown, turning it over again and again and caressing the smooth surface with his fingertips. "You're lucky Captain Crowe soft on you, brat," he mimics in a deep voice, eyebrows furrowing as the memory of quartermaster Harrow's sneering words surfaces again, "You and your pathetic fairytales. Were it for me I would've thrown you overboard a long time ago." Pip scoffs and tosses the rock out, watches it skip once, twice before it sinks with a satisfying splash. “Brat, can you believe it? In front o' everyone, that blasted tyrant,” he spits at the waves. "I ain't a boy. I ain't." The sea doesn't answer, of course. Just the steady hush, the eternal pull and retreat. Pip picks up another stone, throws it harder, arm aching. The Revenant sits anchored in the quiet, her lanterns dimmed to faint embers so as not to give her away. She's well hidden, the black cliffs around her standing watch like silent giants. It's not often they get the privilege of anchoring somewhere for more than one night, but the captain had given the order himself, something about lying in wait for open-sea patrols to pass through. From the deck, laughter and singing drift faint across the bay mixed with the snoring of those who have already fallen into Morpheus' arms. Any other night he would've been on deck with the others, cackling and drinking till he went cross-eyed. But tonight his throat feels too tight, frustration and confusion bubbling inside him as if they went bad inside his chest. There's a cut beneath Pip's feet — a long, ragged thing he got while sneaking off the ship barefoot, doing his best not to disturb the rest of the crew. It stings when he drags the sole across the wet sand and he hisses, taking a step back. "Curse you," he scoffs. Another wave of frustration washes over him and he has to swallow, hating the way his eyes start to sting. "Laugh at me, will ye?" He throws the rock as far as he's able to, “They weren't there!” And then another, harder this time, “They don't know! They don't know anything!” Once again, the sea stays silent. His throat tightens. He crouches down, dragging his hands through the sand. “I know ye’re real,” he mutters, voice cracking. “I saw ye, I did. Saved me life, didn’t ye?” His fingers clutch the shell swinging by his neck as he peeks at it with furrowed eyebrows. “...If it weren’t for ye, I’d be already dead.” His muttering is answered by a distant seagull who seems to screech in agreement. Pip sighs, still crouched down. He gives one last squeeze at the shell between his fingers before getting up and tossing another stone, this time closer to the river — — except it doesn't sink. It hits something on its way, something hidden under the water. A shimmer just beyond the breakers, faint and pale. Pip blinks, baffled. The figure flinches, moving beneath the water. Pip blinks again, rubs his eyes. Still there. It takes less than a second for him to forget his anger. His whole body goes still, mouth open, heart racing before he sprints, so fast he almost falls face first. The figure becomes less clear, sinks a little deeper as if sensing his agitation. "No, no, wait— Christe, just—" he murmurs nonsense as he forces himself to slow down, falling to his knees as softly as he can, gaze fixed on the water. The waves shift, and he swears he sees eyes — glinting, fixed on him. Pip holds his breath, heart beating so fast it might escape from his chest. "I have yer shell," he blurts out, the shell he's sure a mermaid gifted him when she saved him as a boy, when they make no move of appearing. "Don't ye want to see it?"

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