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fandomhigh2024-05-11 01:08 am
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Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day
Whoever worked the weather magic around here had done an excellent job to make sure things were nice outside for all the new (and old) residents of Fandom. It was warm and sunny, but not so humid that people would melt. There was plenty of moddable food and drinks, places to sit in the shade, and more than enough nametags to go around. It was time to celebrate the start of the summer!

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Well, if you’re a fan of superheroes and Captain Marvel it’s pretty cool.
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"Oh, you're tucked away behind the elevators with Gonzo!" Arden said. "I'm right at the top of the stairs."
Because if she needed a fast getaway, the elevator wasn't gonna cut it.
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Way to successfully not gush about your crush, Arden.
"Next to me is Dean. He's loud and brash, but he's got a really big heart and just cares about people immediately. Upstairs is Remy, who is Cajun and can cook and--oh! He used to be a superhero! Then there's Henry, who I haven't met, and finally Steven and Watts. Steven is just a friendly, mild-mannered sweetheart, and Watts is a little more reserved and doesn't always get jokes? But also very nice."
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Oh do you think Kamala didn’t pick up on that? Did you?
“Soooooo. Cal? Sounds like he’s pretty nice.”
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Nailed it.
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She assumed an authoritative pose which just looked ridiculous. “Confess your crush to me!”
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Oddly enough and surely just a coincidence, she didn't have to look around to find him in the crowd, she could just turn slightly and point to where he was. Must be a really high passive perception or something.
"That's him," she said, pointing to a tall guy with adorably floofy red hair and a tiny little droid perched on his back, probably on his eighth or so plate of food by this point. "Cal Kestis. He's from space. I think he manages the junkyard?" And then, slightly lower and only because she had witnessed Kamala's momentary freakout, muttered, "And he's got really great arms and I know he's very strong because he carried me back to Midnight one time from, like, the beach on the other side of the island and wasn't even breathing heavy by the time we got there."
Arden had been but for, uh. Different reasons.
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She gave Arden a little elbow poke. “Nice. Definitely hotter than most aliens I’ve seen. And he carried you all the way home? Wow.”
She gave a slow nod. “I approve.”
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Very scientific, babygirl.
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It’s all very simple, you see?
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"But that's all fixed now?" Arden asked, deciding that vaguely getting it was good enough, especially at a picnic.
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"Yeeeah," Kamala said, her voice dropping a little towards the end of the drawled out one word response.
"For the most part. Our powers are untangled, the sun is still there but we lost a friend in another dimension. We still haven't figured out where she is or how to get her back. So in the meantime."
She held up her plate of food. "School. And French onion dip."
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"I'm sorry you lost a friend," Arden said softly. "And I hope you get her back soon. But yeah, until then...well, I'd say normalcy, but you're not gonna get that here, that's for sure."
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