Zoe Winchester (
bigdamnprincipal) wrote in
fandomhigh2023-09-01 10:32 pm
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Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, Saturday, All Day
If anyone in Fandom could control the weather, they weren't doing a particularly good job with it today. It was quite hot and sticky outside, so the lawn was filled with as many pop-up tents as could be acquired to provide some well-needed shade. There were plenty of cool drinks and moddable food that would hopefully survive the heat--it might not have felt like summer would be ending any time soon, but it was time to celebrate the coming fall nonetheless!
[Flying OCD-free! Have at it and stay cool!]
[Flying OCD-free! Have at it and stay cool!]

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You did say ‘any questions,’ Jon.
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"None that I'm aware of." Look, after the moose discussion, he was guessing sentient animals were a thing where Gonzo was from. Maybe he and armadillos had a vendetta or something? At any rate, it wasn't the strangest thing he could have been asked.
"One of the boys has a very large capybara with him. I don't think there are any other noteworthy animals in the school. Although that does remind me - the squirrels here are our reporters. They'll take notes about everything that goes on around the island, and have people report on it on the radio. If you want to keep something private, you can bribe them with rum."
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He nodded toward the folder he'd handed Gonzo. "Those will be the Photo Hut and Diaz and Associates, respectively."
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Marc had not even remotely agreed to that. But he hadn’t actively said no either.
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"Please be careful. I know Marc and Steven insist that house can be trusted, but eldritch beings aren't known to be...pleasant."
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That wasn’t even remotely true.
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"I'll take your word for it. And remember, I've got flats if anything goes wrong. Even if they don't have dancing starfish.
"As far as I know."
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It would be hard not to, for better or worse, now that he'd had the image put in his brain.