WhiskeyMarten
Porcine, not humine.
TAR
SCENE:
Swamp Fishing
LOCATION:
Royal Clairmore, Remote River Banks.
TIME:
I forgor
PARTICIPANTS:
gxxberkit (Rem), WhiskeyMarten (Teddie), simj26 (Kisara), Coyote Hart (Peyton)
SWAMP FISHING
Tar had been waiting for a while. What else had they to do? They weren't sure what time they'd woke up, except that it was dark and hot. They had started the day with some stretches, leaving another layer of tarry residue on the seat of their jeep that they had slept in. Then they videocalled Eliza, their wife, discussing all manner of inappropriate activities they'd do when they were reunited once more. It was tough for Tar to be away from her and their daughter, but they always found ways to make it work.
And so, after wrapping things up with their partner, Tar parked haphazardly by the pier and decided to lay down outside. They sank into the grass, scorching whatever lived underneath them, their body melding with dirt and stones. The muggy heat did them no favours, but they kept enough composure to still appear human, if a bit more gooey than usual.
They remained in place, eyes looking straight at the sky until the crunch of the vehicle pulling up alerted them to Vance's presence, and they dragged themselves up, globs of tar melting and reforming. With a shake, they dislodged some of the stones that accumulated in their hair and stomped over to Vance.
"Barely been waiting, barely been waiting."
They smiled, but not to Vance. Instead, they seemed more focused on Burt, eyes wide with surprise like it was a puppy rather than a spider.
"Hello, thing. My daughter would like you. Things like you, like you~"
They gave a little wave.
”The others?”
They cocked a head at Vance in confusion, peering around like he may be hiding the other Serpents behind his back.
Tar had been waiting for a while. What else had they to do? They weren't sure what time they'd woke up, except that it was dark and hot. They had started the day with some stretches, leaving another layer of tarry residue on the seat of their jeep that they had slept in. Then they videocalled Eliza, their wife, discussing all manner of inappropriate activities they'd do when they were reunited once more. It was tough for Tar to be away from her and their daughter, but they always found ways to make it work.
And so, after wrapping things up with their partner, Tar parked haphazardly by the pier and decided to lay down outside. They sank into the grass, scorching whatever lived underneath them, their body melding with dirt and stones. The muggy heat did them no favours, but they kept enough composure to still appear human, if a bit more gooey than usual.
They remained in place, eyes looking straight at the sky until the crunch of the vehicle pulling up alerted them to Vance's presence, and they dragged themselves up, globs of tar melting and reforming. With a shake, they dislodged some of the stones that accumulated in their hair and stomped over to Vance.
"Barely been waiting, barely been waiting."
They smiled, but not to Vance. Instead, they seemed more focused on Burt, eyes wide with surprise like it was a puppy rather than a spider.
"Hello, thing. My daughter would like you. Things like you, like you~"
They gave a little wave.
”The others?”
They cocked a head at Vance in confusion, peering around like he may be hiding the other Serpents behind his back.