ichthys
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Trevor was racking his brain for other options since her tongue continued to glide slimy and gross all over his face. But then suddenly she froze, tongue retracting like a tape measure back into her sharp toothy mouth. He almost let out a sigh of relief but what came out instead was a groan of pain as she dropped him back to the ground, his coffee spilling out of the cup and onto his arm and leg. He didn’t have time to question her rude method of putting him down before she let out a nearly human voice. That was a little disconcerting, but at least it was helpful! Trevor picked himself and his stuff up off the sidewalk as the lost alien child started clambering around the immediate area in search of whoever “mama” was. “Just please don’t be another alien.” He hoped, as he tossed the bow emptied coffee cup into the trash can. He watched as the alien jumped onto the side of the building and slung his gym bag with the now secured umbrella to his back, tightening it to himself.
“Hey! You’re looking for Mama? Okay great! Come on down here and we can try to find her together okay?” Trevor held out his hands in a hopefully calming gesture, approaching the frantic alien. He beckoned her softly some more before glancing around the crowd himself, hoping that something helpful might appear. He had no clue where to go to look for a potentially alien “mama” Or how to keep this alien from panicking and destroying the block. But to be fair, he had said the magic word, so this was definitely on him.
“Alright, you know where mama might be? Mama, yeah? Home. Where’s home?” Trevor had no idea how to communicate to the alien that perhaps she could go back to where she had come from and maybe “mama” would be there. Unfortunately he hadn’t done well learning spanish in high school, and they hadn’t offered a course in alien either! Trevor looked down the sidewalk in the direction he assumed the alien had come from and pointed that way. Perhaps if it walked back the way it came it would find its way to where ever home was and then it would all be okay. Unless home was a giant spaceship and mama was a even bigger more toothy and long tongued creature. But surely there would have been a report sent out for heroes and such if that were the case. And the alien knew english, so that had to mean something. He just wasn’t quite sure what that something could be.