Fantasy The Harpy Village

[Lizzy]

"It isn't going to help anything, and I really don't think I can do something like that..." She trailed off, fiddling her fingers uneasily.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"Ava could you just do it for me..." He said to her.

 

[Lizzy]

"I can't..." She whined. She couldn't be mean to someone, especially some one she would end up living with for a while now.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"Ava after you do it I'll give you all the fruit you would ever want..." He said to her.

 

[Lizzy]

"Why can't we just be friends, instead of trying to get even with each other?" She asked. She would rather just forget what had happened. After all, he had tried to fix what he had done by letting her go, and then he saved her.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"But what about the other harpies, think about them..." He said to her trying to convince her

 

[Lizzy]

"What about them? I can't help them now. And by meaning mean to you, isn't going to help anyone." She said, totally unconvinced.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"It wouldn't but it would be fair to them even if they didn't know, please Ava just do it..." He said to her.

 

[Lizzy]

She sighed heavily. "How am I supposed to? Put you in the cage and give you a bowl of the dot-thingies?" She asked, still not wanting to be mean.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"Yeah, I guess you can do that." He said to her. He knew she didn't want to do it but he just thought about the other harpies.

 

[Lizzy]

"Well... Get in I suppose..." She said uneasily, very slowly standing up and waiting for him.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

He nodded at what she said and he got in and he didn't like the feeling of the cage. So that's what she felt when she was locked in here.

 

[Lizzy]

Slowly she shut the door, but didn't lock it with one of the things he had used. Then she went into the kitchen, got a bowl of the bird food and carefully pushed it inside.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

He looked at the food and he nearly gagged he forgot to eat some normal food before he told Ava to do this. He ate food and it hurt his throat he ate the whole thing being a good pet to her for the two days he has to stay in here. "Can I have more?" He asked her

 

[Lizzy]

She was surprised, and very slowly went back to the kitchen to give him more. "You don't have to do this..." She said softly.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

He smirked and said "well, I'm your pet so treat me like one and to be honest I'm hungry I forgot to eat some normal food." He then wet more as she handed him some more and he just stopped after eating the majority if it he had to eat a lot of it to be full, and the bowl of it was huge so he had a hard time eating it.

 

[Lizzy]

She sighed and then went and sat on the couch, watching him uncertainly. She had never had a pet, and she didn't want to be mean. She had no idea what to do.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

Justin just sat there he wanted to open the cage and get out but he had big hands that could hardly fit through the bars so he would just have to wait to see if she would let him roam around his own house.

 

[Lizzy]

Ava sat there a few minutes and then glanced over at him. He probably wanted out. She stood up and opened the cage, leaving the door opened as she went and sat back down, watching him.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

He got out and walked over to Ava "Permission to sit on the couch?" He asked he didn't know if she would say no or not but he just sat on the ground waiting for a response.

 

[Lizzy]

"Of course," She said, moving over a little so he had more room. She felt awkward, telling him if he could or could not sit or move in his own home.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

He sat next to her and he sighed "This pet thing is weird I have to admit it..." He said to her.

 

[Lizzy]

"Yea... Can we just not do it?" She asked. She liked it better when she was supposed to be the pet, but never acted like it.

 

[Gamer Wizard Justin]

"Yeah I agree now, I wouldn't make a day like that..." He said to her

 

[Lizzy]

She nodded, "Good." Then she laid her head on the back of the couch and looked up at the ceiling.