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[OPEN] Feywild & more
WHO: Adam Young, Dog, and YOU
WHERE: All over
WHEN: First half of May
WHAT: Why, strange things are going on again, of course! Wild magic is hitting everyone, including Adam and his pets. He just kind of rolls with it. What else are you going to do?
WARNINGS: No animals were harmed during these events. Adam made sure of it.
[De Chima] Just a little off
Well, this is a thing, as are all things. Could have been worse, not that the boy really appreciates any changes that suddenly happen to imports, or anyone, really. And the change he was hit with today comes with some unfortunate associations with the strangest reality changing event that has hit the world in the last few months, but he's trying not to think too much about that.
Some people might easily recognize him - not just by the familiar features that are there regardless, of course, but because Adam has grown to about the same age and size as he was last seen in that one alternate world, complete with a mess of dark blonde curls on his head.
And, following behind him, collared and leashed and looking mighty unhappy, is a black and white cat, which some might find strangely familiar...
[Nonah, park] Sparkledog
A lovely spring day in the park. That is, well, if the seemingly unending swath of magical effects plaging the world doesn't bother you. A quick daily look through the network tells him that things don't seem to be anywhere near going back to normal (wherever that line might be at this point). Most noticeably, people's ages seem to be fluctuating. Fortunately, Adam seems to have settled back into his accurate 11-year-old-boy size.
However, there's something else that's a little...off. Or quite off. The boy's colors - all of his colors - seem to change through the day. Sometimes, it's the colors of his eyes. Sometimes, his hair. His clothes. Everything. Right now, his body seems to have settled into inhumanly red eyes and a blue-ish tint to his hair, which really do not match at all.
Dog, however, seems to be having a bit more trouble. The canine, in fact, changes colors much more rapidly, every few minutes taking another step through the color spectrum. And if you look closely, you can definitely see some--sparkling? Why, yes - as the animal moves, his fur definitely sparkles in the sunlight. And you can even see some of it trailing behind him as he chases some pigeons around...
[Nonah, Strike a Paws pet shop] Well that's just not supposed to happen
Chaos strikes this small pet shop & dog training service in downtown Nonah, specifically as the pets brought in for grooming and training for the day suddenly gain the power of flight. From puppies to older dogs, small to big, the animals are loud, nervous, and, well, in flight all across the shop, mostly really unable to control their trajectories, which is resulting in some harmless bumping and rather angry growling and barking.
Adam can barely get one of them down before two of them start flying far too close to each other and seem to find this most offensive. One of the big ones has chewed through one of the bags of dog food. The chihuahuas are trying to pick a fight with Dog.
This is a mess. He could really use some help, but the adult workers in the shop seem even more clueless on what to do.
[De Chima woods] Feed me Seymour
If you already live in or pass through the areas outside central De Chima, then you're probably mostly aware of how they look. The roads, the houses, the woods nearby. You're probably used to it. Or maybe you're not. But you certainly don't think the grass should be that overgrown, certainly not at waist length, when everything else seems so normal. And it probably should be that way in such a specific line into the trees. And the trees themselves, just above that strnge overgrown grass, seem to have, in a way, exploded with growth. Just that handful of them.
This patch seems to go deeper into the woods, an area darker than the immediate spots on either side of it. Just seems like something has made those plants grow a lot more and faster than their surrounding compatriots. Surely, that's not how plant life works...right?
[Wildcard]
[ Anything and everything for the month, Feywild event or not. Feel free to drop your own starter, or message me by PM or through
skree to talk it out.]
WHERE: All over
WHEN: First half of May
WHAT: Why, strange things are going on again, of course! Wild magic is hitting everyone, including Adam and his pets. He just kind of rolls with it. What else are you going to do?
WARNINGS: No animals were harmed during these events. Adam made sure of it.
[De Chima] Just a little off
Well, this is a thing, as are all things. Could have been worse, not that the boy really appreciates any changes that suddenly happen to imports, or anyone, really. And the change he was hit with today comes with some unfortunate associations with the strangest reality changing event that has hit the world in the last few months, but he's trying not to think too much about that.
Some people might easily recognize him - not just by the familiar features that are there regardless, of course, but because Adam has grown to about the same age and size as he was last seen in that one alternate world, complete with a mess of dark blonde curls on his head.
And, following behind him, collared and leashed and looking mighty unhappy, is a black and white cat, which some might find strangely familiar...
[Nonah, park] Sparkledog
A lovely spring day in the park. That is, well, if the seemingly unending swath of magical effects plaging the world doesn't bother you. A quick daily look through the network tells him that things don't seem to be anywhere near going back to normal (wherever that line might be at this point). Most noticeably, people's ages seem to be fluctuating. Fortunately, Adam seems to have settled back into his accurate 11-year-old-boy size.
However, there's something else that's a little...off. Or quite off. The boy's colors - all of his colors - seem to change through the day. Sometimes, it's the colors of his eyes. Sometimes, his hair. His clothes. Everything. Right now, his body seems to have settled into inhumanly red eyes and a blue-ish tint to his hair, which really do not match at all.
Dog, however, seems to be having a bit more trouble. The canine, in fact, changes colors much more rapidly, every few minutes taking another step through the color spectrum. And if you look closely, you can definitely see some--sparkling? Why, yes - as the animal moves, his fur definitely sparkles in the sunlight. And you can even see some of it trailing behind him as he chases some pigeons around...
[Nonah, Strike a Paws pet shop] Well that's just not supposed to happen
Chaos strikes this small pet shop & dog training service in downtown Nonah, specifically as the pets brought in for grooming and training for the day suddenly gain the power of flight. From puppies to older dogs, small to big, the animals are loud, nervous, and, well, in flight all across the shop, mostly really unable to control their trajectories, which is resulting in some harmless bumping and rather angry growling and barking.
Adam can barely get one of them down before two of them start flying far too close to each other and seem to find this most offensive. One of the big ones has chewed through one of the bags of dog food. The chihuahuas are trying to pick a fight with Dog.
This is a mess. He could really use some help, but the adult workers in the shop seem even more clueless on what to do.
[De Chima woods] Feed me Seymour
If you already live in or pass through the areas outside central De Chima, then you're probably mostly aware of how they look. The roads, the houses, the woods nearby. You're probably used to it. Or maybe you're not. But you certainly don't think the grass should be that overgrown, certainly not at waist length, when everything else seems so normal. And it probably should be that way in such a specific line into the trees. And the trees themselves, just above that strnge overgrown grass, seem to have, in a way, exploded with growth. Just that handful of them.
This patch seems to go deeper into the woods, an area darker than the immediate spots on either side of it. Just seems like something has made those plants grow a lot more and faster than their surrounding compatriots. Surely, that's not how plant life works...right?
[Wildcard]
[ Anything and everything for the month, Feywild event or not. Feel free to drop your own starter, or message me by PM or through
Nonah - Strike a paws
And that's when he enters the pet store with Penelope on her leash, to find that things are even crazier here. Penelope, seeing the dogs flying, decides she wants to play as well, and so Anton, unable in his current form to hold on to the leash, lets go, and soon she is happily frolicking through the air with her new german shepherd friend.]
Um...I think I maybe should have left her at home...but at least she looks like she's having fun?
Re: Nonah - Strike a paws
Yeah, there's some weird stuff going on. [ The boy says rather non nonchalantly. It's funny, all in all, watching flying dogs.
A couple of other shop workers are heard panicking in another aisle.]
Nonah - Strike a paws
[...because he has no idea how he's going to get her down.]
I should probably grab the stuff I was going to get, though, so I can be ready to go when she's ready to come back down.
[Who knows when that will be.]
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What did you need? [ Adam asks casually over the barks, panicking employees, and a bunch of somethings being knocked off a shelf nearby. ]
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[Penelope responds by grabbing a squeaky toy off of a shelf, squeaking it a few times, before flying off, glancing back to see if the dog would chase.]
I'll also be getting that squeaky toy, apparently.
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Sure. I think we still have some...
[ The picture of perfect calm, Adam steps out into the next aisle over, dodging some dogs and the things they knock off of the shelves, looking along the large bags of dog food. ]
What is she, anyway?
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I don't know. Maybe older me knows? I just know that she follows me around and is happy to see me, and people told me I'm usually older here, so I figure she's probably my pet.
[If not...well, she certainly is now.]
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[ Adam stops to look back at him, and it really doesn't take him long at all to know what he means, considering how badly everyone's being affected. ]
Did you get changed too?
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[He pulls out the wallet he'd grabbed from his room, pulling out his ID, showing his fully adult self.]
See?
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I know you.
You really don't remember anything?
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[ Suddenly, there's a loud sound of many somethings falling off a shelf, angry barking dogs, and flustered employees, all coming from a different aisle. ]
Maybe lets get that dog food.
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[Anton follows Adam, and soon he spots it. There are a few bags on the ground, but it's definitely the same picture he saw on the bag at home.]
There it is!
[He picks up the bag.]
I'll bring this up front, and then I'll...uh...check on how things are going and if she's ready to settle down yet.
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I don't think anyone's at the front right now.
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[Apparently, since when he glances over he notices she's in a mid-air game of tug-of-war with a golden retriever.]
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She's pretty cool.
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Sparkledog
Recognizing the dog will do that.]
You're having an interesting afternoon.
Re: Sparkledog
Yeah. Guess that's what happening to us today.
[ He eyes Judd, looking for some signs of magical shenanigans on him. ]
What about you?
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[Because in the scheme of things, random color changes isn't that bad.]
I haven't noticed any changes in my physiology. [A pause as he considers this.] Do I appear any different to you?
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No, I don't think so.
But it's been happening all over, and it keeps changing up. So it might still happen.
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[Oh Judd's got something all right. He's just one of the ones who don't realize he does.]
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[ Adam pauses. ]
The werewolf one? [ Yes he's still going to call it that. ]
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Have you checked?
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You just want to see me shift, don't you?
[After another short pause, there's a near imperceptible shrug of the shoulders. With everything strange going on lately, it certainly wouldn't hurt to have a second pair of eyes look him over. It isn't like he could fully see himself in wolf form anyway.]
Fine. Wait here.
[Judd disappears behind a thick grouping of trees, quickly shedding and caching his clothes before shifting in a multicolor shimmer of sparks, the sensation simultaneously agonizing and euphoric, until the world around him changed.
Several moments later, a large white wolf pads over to Adam and sits in front of him. Like the man, the wolf has brown eyes flecked with gold, and they're watching him intently.
Well? Is he normal?]
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Wicked. [ The boy is very impressed, despite what constitutes normal here, and normal for him.]
You look like a wolf to me. [ The boy eyes him, even leaning to get a better look.] No weird colors or shapes.
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At least nothing appears out of the ordinary.
He nods before pausing for a second, in thought. He then tilts his head slightly, giving the boy permission to pet him should he so choose.]
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Is it weird, changing like that?
[ Dog trots closer and steps around Judd. He remembers being that big and imposing.]
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A shake of his furry head. A Changeling was no more fully human than they were fully an animal. In order to feel whole, they had to embrace both sides of who they were.
Judd the wolf turns his attention from boy to Dog, maintaining the canine's eye contact but otherwise unmoving as he's scrutinized from snout to tail.]
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You ever run through the woods like this?
[ The question may seem oddly specific, but he knew someone who did that. An actual werewolf.]
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With that, he quickly turns and takes off. The wolf is fast. He disappears for a few moments before returning from the other side of the clearing.]
[De Chima woods] Feed me Seymour
Now here in this world, without her guardians to keep her from going out and about, she has wandered all the way to the woods. The grass going over her head really didn't bother her, the birds that flew above her and the various small animals that scouted ahead for her didn't sense any danger so far, so why should she be worried? There were a great many things in this part of the world, and she had seen many new ones. So why wouldn't the grass here be so tall?
That was why, as though she had not a care in the world, the red haired child, who looked like she would be more at home in a private school than an overgrown lawn, walked right into the grass with the intent to make her way into the woods. If she was going to be kidnapped an in another country, she might as well see the sights. ]
Re: [De Chima woods] Feed me Seymour
The path leads off not too far, but it's difficult to tell if you're supposed to see the street from there, as the grass and bushes block it. But it leads into a clearing.
Ahead, in said clearing, stands on Adam Young, unsure what to do with all of this new plant life, and watching as a brush right in front of him just grows and grows and grows, in front of his very eyes. ]
Re: [De Chima woods] Feed me Seymour
She follows the path, happily taking in her surroundings, and how the animals seem fairly unbothered by whatever is going on. As she looks around she finds herself wondering if some of the larger trees are really old, and wondering if they're the homes of any deities. She'd read about how sometimes deities would choose a tree to live in and keep it healthy and safe for hundreds of years, and how forestry departments were always wary about cutting down such flora.
It was right about the time of these thoughts that she noticed Adam. Her eyes widen a little, believing that she had in fact stumbled upon some sort of deity. She couldn't help but whisper to herself. ]
Oh my gosh.
[ Her words might have been inoffensive, but boy were they said in the tone some adults might say the phrase 'holy fuck'. ]
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Hi. [ The boy greets the stranger. ] Are you alright?
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Yes! I am sorry to interrupt.
[ She returned to her full height, looking a little bit awed. ]
I didn't know there would be a forest deity here.
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Forest deity? I'm not a forest deity.
[ He looks at the plants growing around him, easily connecting the dots.]
I don't know why this is happening.