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Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part III

More tables and chairs had been set up further out on the lawn, where there weren't as many trees. That meant there wasn't as much shade either, so these tables had more fans on them to make up for the difference. Still, it was bound to be quieter over here than closer to the main area.

[~~Please wait for OCD!~~ The OCD is up! This is the SECOND post for general mingling. Use this post if your browser can't handle the comment load of the first mingling post. Roommates, fake siblings and teachers are here. Since it's outside, the picnic is open to all students, teachers, and townies!]

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"Oooh! I hadn't thought of asking him to help. That might be kind of rude, though, since I'm just meeting him. I'll totally have to let you know." She mocked a pout at him. "And you're still making fun of the pink, aren't you? I love that colour!"

"It's a very bright color. Sometimes it can be a little hard on the eyes," said Lion-o, smirking.

She stuck out her tongue at him. "I am so totally going to paint everything in your room that colour when you next go home."

"You wouldn't dare," said Lion-o, laughing. "If you did, I could just paint over it!"

"I totally would!" She smugly replied. "And I'd totally add stripes! Yellow stripes!"

"Pink with yellow stripes?" asked Lion-o with a shudder. "I might have to wear sunglasses when I am in my room!"

"You'd totally deserve it!" Momoko grinned. "For teasing the bookcase and for leaving me behind while you went home."

"Ahhh," said Lion-o. "But if I take you with me and convince Panthro to let you fly a space ship, then my walls will be safe from your bright colors."

There may be some subdued bouncing going on over here.

"Maybe?" YES!

"But I have to warn you, I have no idea when I'm next going back," said Lion-o. "But when I have plans, you'll be the first one to hear about it."

"Fine! I promise not to paint anything in your room, then." She sighed, melodramatically. "Unless I find out you cheated, then you will so totally not want to come home."

"I'll consider myself warned," chuckled Lion-o, but his mood quickly turned serious. "As the Lord of the Thundercats, you have my word that I won't break my promise."

That was odd. Momoko looked at him strangely; he didn't usually mention his title.

"Okay, thank you," she finally said, a bit quieter than normal. "But, I'll always take your word as just Lion-o, you know."

"Well, I wanted to be sure I didn't wake up one morning and find that my room had been painted pink while I slept," joked Lion-o.

"I'd be sure you were gone before I started. The paint fumes would totally wake you up."

She was possibly a bit flat with her reply, but she was still feeling odd that he'd thought she needed such a solemn promise from him.

Lion-o was sensing that something was a little off with Momoko's response, but he wasn't sure what had caused it. He figured it was just to just move onto another topic.

"Did you enjoy the break week? I liked being able to sleep in," he said.

"I liked sleeping in, sure, but I totally hate it that everyone leaves."

She pinched her lip. "Lion-o? Why did you think I wouldn't believe you? Do I tease you too much about going home with you? I can totally stop. I mean, I'm totally fine with that, if it's what you want."

"Oh! I don't mind the teasing, really," said Lion-o, slightly taken by surprise. "It was just... I was thinking of Jaga, and all the stuff he told me about the responsibilities I would have one day, and how 'one day' just keeps sneaking up on me."

"Oh, good. I wasn't sure, since you don't usually talk like that." Momoko sighed in relief and smiled at him. "You'll always be regular Lion-o to me, no matter what day it is, so don't worry"

"Except when you're a cereal salesvampire, of course."

Lion-o groaned. "Oh, every time I think I've forgotten that, someone has to remind me of that," he said. "I hope that doesn't happen again. Those weekends are so bizarre. At least I wasn't hiding under the bed like the previous one."

She laughed and leaned against him for a second. "Lion-o? I don't think you'd fit under the bed anymore!"

Lion-o burst out laughing. "No, I think my days of hiding under the bed are long behind me," he said. "It still amazes me to think that I was once the smallest freshman at Fandom High, and now I'm starting my junior year."

"You were so small! And looked so confused." She giggled. "And when you used your sword, I always wondered if you were going to fall over!"

"There were a few times where I did fall over," said Lion-o. "But only when I was practicing, not when it really mattered."

More giggling. "I totally wish I'd seen that!"

"Have you gotten any more information about it? I totally forget to ask."

Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part III

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