Dust (
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Crash! Hundred Ice Cream Dash!
Who: Dust and OPEN
When: Early September
Where: The Near Shore
What: Dust has some downtime, and spends it wisely(????).
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[Down the road sprints Dust, his cloak and tail trailing behind him and purpose written in the set of his jaw. The sidewalk isn't empty, but he dodges past the people walking on it as if he isn't there -- which, being of the Far Shore, he might as well not be. No eyebrows raise in his wake, no one stumbles back in shock. He's just a passing breeze, one they find pleasant.]
[The light is against him as he reaches a side street -- no matter. He vaults over the two lanes of traffic as if it's nothing, landing lightly on the other side to resume his run. A truck juts out across the sidewalk, poorly parked in a driveway -- he barely breaks stride as he kicks one foot forward, dropping his body so his momentum slides him clean under it. And again, on the other side, he springs back to his feet and resumes his charge.]
[At the end of the block, Dust comes to a sudden halt right at the corner -- just in time for an ice cream truck to slow to a stop right in front of him, so that he has to lean all of an inch to the side to place his order.] A dipped cone, please.
[As the ice cream man turns to the soft serve machine, Dust scoops his phone out of his pocket to tag his thumb against it, his smile a little smug.] And that's number 57. 43 to go.
B.
[When he isn't chasing ice cream trucks around -- or intercepting them -- or, well, don't ask about that one truck with a slightly dented roof -- Dust spends his time on the roof of a neighborhood school, sitting on the edge of the roof with his arms folded on his legs. Something in the air makes him uneasy, in a way he associates with danger and trouble, but he hasn't seen anything yet.]
[Still, his senses are on overdrive trying to pick up any hint of an ayakashi.]
Wildcard.
[Hit me up.]
When: Early September
Where: The Near Shore
What: Dust has some downtime, and spends it wisely(????).
A.
[Down the road sprints Dust, his cloak and tail trailing behind him and purpose written in the set of his jaw. The sidewalk isn't empty, but he dodges past the people walking on it as if he isn't there -- which, being of the Far Shore, he might as well not be. No eyebrows raise in his wake, no one stumbles back in shock. He's just a passing breeze, one they find pleasant.]
[The light is against him as he reaches a side street -- no matter. He vaults over the two lanes of traffic as if it's nothing, landing lightly on the other side to resume his run. A truck juts out across the sidewalk, poorly parked in a driveway -- he barely breaks stride as he kicks one foot forward, dropping his body so his momentum slides him clean under it. And again, on the other side, he springs back to his feet and resumes his charge.]
[At the end of the block, Dust comes to a sudden halt right at the corner -- just in time for an ice cream truck to slow to a stop right in front of him, so that he has to lean all of an inch to the side to place his order.] A dipped cone, please.
[As the ice cream man turns to the soft serve machine, Dust scoops his phone out of his pocket to tag his thumb against it, his smile a little smug.] And that's number 57. 43 to go.
B.
[When he isn't chasing ice cream trucks around -- or intercepting them -- or, well, don't ask about that one truck with a slightly dented roof -- Dust spends his time on the roof of a neighborhood school, sitting on the edge of the roof with his arms folded on his legs. Something in the air makes him uneasy, in a way he associates with danger and trouble, but he hasn't seen anything yet.]
[Still, his senses are on overdrive trying to pick up any hint of an ayakashi.]
Wildcard.
[Hit me up.]
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That really depends on how well you can hold onto me when I get moving, doesn't it?
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[Now excuse her as she adjusts herself. Have fun with your new child backpack, Dust.]
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[Wendy's in for a ride. Dust bursts into his typical lope down the street, just far enough to reach a street he has to clear in one powerful doulbe-jump. It'll only get wilder from here.]
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[And he's legitimately enjoying himself. Maybe this is what having a kid sister is like.]
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How close are we now?
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[Luckily, Dust is beneath Wendy to absorb the impact into his muscles and joints more comfortably than pavement. How he lands on the ground from that height and takes her weight as well is anyone's guess. It's just what he does.]
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[And then they start plummeting to the ground, which is a little more worrying.]
[Tightly, she squeezes her limbs around him, but there's no need to worry. While she has no idea how...]
You did it!
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'I made it'? I was barely trying. [With a low laugh, Dust rises from his crouch to pace up to the truck just visible around the corner ahead.]
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Oh, so what's trying look like for you, huh?
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In this case, it'd look like you getting flung off or hit with a sword.
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[All in good cheer, but he really isn't.]
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[Lucky for the Far Shore veil of indifference -- the ice cream man pays no special attention at all to the furry with a small child on his shoulder as he places the order.]
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[Don't mind her leaning forward a little more to see just what color this ice cream takes.]
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I still don't know what a lychee is, but I like this. I'm sure we're both very surprised.
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[Now excuse her as she tries to clamber over to get a lick herself.]
It's weird how something sweet is green, in my opinion.
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[Still, she takes a list and shifts back a little in surprise.]
Oh... That's kind of tart!
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[Just bit by bit, savoring the little pieces.]
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