(Roy, Glitchy, and) Anton's Adventures
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Re: Anton's Adventures: feat. and by Roy
this is a total coincidence but TPG confirm Ch. 4, TPG stars in Ch. 4.
Ch. 5 will be delayed until my Shroom issue is done.
this is a total coincidence but TPG confirm Ch. 4, TPG stars in Ch. 4.
I had the Super Bell Subway song stuck in my head, but since I had my earbuds with me I turned on a Buzzr commercial and listened to it. A lot. Like 100 times a lot. But anyway, our flight was delayed like usual. This sit-at-the-airport-for-hours trip wasn't as bad as before: the ticket booth didn't have a line, so buying tickets to Kiev went pretty fast; we were there for three hours rather than ten; and the baggage check went smoothly as well.
I got bored at our hotel, so I played more 2048. I was surprised we didn't get any calls for a while. Then I fell asleep for a while. I only woke up because I smelled smoke coming from out the window. Anton was nowhere to be found, so I looked out. It appears some Shy Guy or Toad or other person smaller than both me and Anton was down on the sidewalk holding a fireball. I figured they just had a Fire Flower or whatnot, but then seeing them put it out without throwing it almost made me pass out. I went to find Anton and tell him about this seemingly pyrokinetic person. I grabbed my phone off the bed, and turned the light off, electrifying myself in the process. Just out of curiosity, I tried to fabricate a ball of electricity above my hand. At first I thought it was just a joke since I'd shocked myself on light switches one too many times, but what else showed up except for a ball of electricity. I think I fainted when I saw that. However much later it was after I got up off the floor, I went to find Anton. Fortunately, I still had that pyro on my mind, so I could tell him about that.
Knowing Anton (and how much he likes beaches), I checked the pool for him. Sure enough, there he was. He walked up to me (which was a relief, considering that last time he tried to go to the beach, I got amnesia), and I told him about the pyro. He seemed pretty interested in hat, but as soon as I produced the ball of electricity, I think he was so surprised that he fell back into the pool. I'm a good swimmer, so I dragged him out of the pool and got him back to our room. I looked up pyrokinetics in Kiev and found one result. Apparently the same pyro outside the window runs a business burning things (I wonder how much that earns?). We visited the company. Anton and I were trying to see what it was like being a pyro (even though I accidentally shot a ball of electricity at an outlet nearby), so that he could possibly join our team for a while before we left Kiev. Then he lit one of the plants on his desk on fire, followed by cooling it off enough that the fire went out.
Anton and I got back to our hotel. We were deciding whether we wanted The Pyro Guy (we found this out during our chat with him) to join us for a while. I, like I am with pretty much anything, was indecisive and told Anton I'd decide in the morning when I wasn't having jet lag. Anton agreed, and I fell asleep an hour earlier than I usually would.
I must have been dreaming about Yoshis, since I woke up and couldn't see over my nose. Just that fact was a dead giveaway that I'd turned into a Yoshi overnight. Fortunately for us, our hotel room had a stove, so I laid an egg and cooked it, even though we didn't have any cheese (eggs with cheese is about the only thing I can cook without a recipe book to follow). The Pyro Guy called me (for once, I get the call and not Anton) and explained to us that he would be moving his office. Anton suggested I turn back into my usual form. He did that with good reason, as The Pyro Guy would be awfully confused if Anton walked in with a Yoshi instead of another Koopa like I usually am. Since I'd decided that I think The Pyro Guy should join our team until we leave Kiev, I told Anton it probably wasn't bad he knew what I could do. Anton agreed rather hesitantly, but he still agreed. I'm honestly glad I didn't amnesia out when I started getting obstinate about staying as a Yoshi, because if I did, I would probably wake up back as my normal form.
The Pyro Guy didn't mind me being a shapeshifter after I just told him, but he was really happy when I turned into Bowser-which I'd wanted to do for a long time-just to prove that I meant what I was saying. Then, even though being Bowser meant breathing fire on The Pyro Guy's plant (which I did, so he could put it out), I morphed back into a Yoshi. The Pyro Guy let me eat his plant (remember, Yoshis are pretty much always hungry) since he said he wouldn't use it at his new office, so I wasn't very hungry while I telekinetically moved office furniture. Most of what The Pyro Guy had didn't need to be moved telekinetically, but a few things like his desk, his computer (which needed to be upgraded fast), and his chair (which also needed an upgrade). The truck rental was ok, but traffic was definitely not. We braved an hour of Dude, it's green! Just go! and reached The Pyro Guy's new office. The same things had to be moved telekinetically (that is, except for the chair), but everything else we got in fine. Moving things made Yoshi me hungry, so The Pyro Guy found some plant for me and I ate it. Since I retain all the abilities I have when I'm a Koopa, I shot a small ball of electricity at a fuse box (the ball was small, so the fuse box didn't explode) to get the power on.
Back at the hotel, I felt like cooking another egg (I personally don't breakfast for dinner), so I laid one and cooked it. Anton headed for the pool again, and I experimented with my new electrokinesis (mostly sticking my finger into the charging port on my phone in an attempt to get it to charge) until I got bored, when I used my now-charged phone to listen to the same commercial I listened to at the airport. Then I fell asleep. Anton woke me up at some hour of the night (like midnight or something, I don't exactly remember) but he hypnotized me back to sleep, since I can't fall asleep no matter how long I just lay there.
The next morning, I woke up unchanged. I decided to take a shower before Anton was awake. Since I take long showers, I figured Anton would be awake by the time I finished. Sure enough, he was. I went down to the pool and took a swim for a few minutes. Anton came down while I was there, but since I didn't plan on being there very long I went back to our room. I invited The Pyro Guy over just to chat for a while (we had one day to spare, after all). A few minutes after The Pyro Guy got to our room, Anton came back up. For most of the four hours The Pyro Guy was there, we all talked about telekinesis, hypnotism, shapeshifting (in all, I shapeshifted four times into a Koopa, a Toad, a Boo, and Falco for The Pyro Guy), pyrokinesis, and a little bit of electrokinesis. Anton and I even let The Pyro Guy decide where we would go next. He wanted us to go to Zagreb, Croatia but it was too out of the way; we compromised and said Bucharest. The Pyro Guy left and Anton and I packed and headed for the airport.
I got bored at our hotel, so I played more 2048. I was surprised we didn't get any calls for a while. Then I fell asleep for a while. I only woke up because I smelled smoke coming from out the window. Anton was nowhere to be found, so I looked out. It appears some Shy Guy or Toad or other person smaller than both me and Anton was down on the sidewalk holding a fireball. I figured they just had a Fire Flower or whatnot, but then seeing them put it out without throwing it almost made me pass out. I went to find Anton and tell him about this seemingly pyrokinetic person. I grabbed my phone off the bed, and turned the light off, electrifying myself in the process. Just out of curiosity, I tried to fabricate a ball of electricity above my hand. At first I thought it was just a joke since I'd shocked myself on light switches one too many times, but what else showed up except for a ball of electricity. I think I fainted when I saw that. However much later it was after I got up off the floor, I went to find Anton. Fortunately, I still had that pyro on my mind, so I could tell him about that.
Knowing Anton (and how much he likes beaches), I checked the pool for him. Sure enough, there he was. He walked up to me (which was a relief, considering that last time he tried to go to the beach, I got amnesia), and I told him about the pyro. He seemed pretty interested in hat, but as soon as I produced the ball of electricity, I think he was so surprised that he fell back into the pool. I'm a good swimmer, so I dragged him out of the pool and got him back to our room. I looked up pyrokinetics in Kiev and found one result. Apparently the same pyro outside the window runs a business burning things (I wonder how much that earns?). We visited the company. Anton and I were trying to see what it was like being a pyro (even though I accidentally shot a ball of electricity at an outlet nearby), so that he could possibly join our team for a while before we left Kiev. Then he lit one of the plants on his desk on fire, followed by cooling it off enough that the fire went out.
Anton and I got back to our hotel. We were deciding whether we wanted The Pyro Guy (we found this out during our chat with him) to join us for a while. I, like I am with pretty much anything, was indecisive and told Anton I'd decide in the morning when I wasn't having jet lag. Anton agreed, and I fell asleep an hour earlier than I usually would.
I must have been dreaming about Yoshis, since I woke up and couldn't see over my nose. Just that fact was a dead giveaway that I'd turned into a Yoshi overnight. Fortunately for us, our hotel room had a stove, so I laid an egg and cooked it, even though we didn't have any cheese (eggs with cheese is about the only thing I can cook without a recipe book to follow). The Pyro Guy called me (for once, I get the call and not Anton) and explained to us that he would be moving his office. Anton suggested I turn back into my usual form. He did that with good reason, as The Pyro Guy would be awfully confused if Anton walked in with a Yoshi instead of another Koopa like I usually am. Since I'd decided that I think The Pyro Guy should join our team until we leave Kiev, I told Anton it probably wasn't bad he knew what I could do. Anton agreed rather hesitantly, but he still agreed. I'm honestly glad I didn't amnesia out when I started getting obstinate about staying as a Yoshi, because if I did, I would probably wake up back as my normal form.
The Pyro Guy didn't mind me being a shapeshifter after I just told him, but he was really happy when I turned into Bowser-which I'd wanted to do for a long time-just to prove that I meant what I was saying. Then, even though being Bowser meant breathing fire on The Pyro Guy's plant (which I did, so he could put it out), I morphed back into a Yoshi. The Pyro Guy let me eat his plant (remember, Yoshis are pretty much always hungry) since he said he wouldn't use it at his new office, so I wasn't very hungry while I telekinetically moved office furniture. Most of what The Pyro Guy had didn't need to be moved telekinetically, but a few things like his desk, his computer (which needed to be upgraded fast), and his chair (which also needed an upgrade). The truck rental was ok, but traffic was definitely not. We braved an hour of Dude, it's green! Just go! and reached The Pyro Guy's new office. The same things had to be moved telekinetically (that is, except for the chair), but everything else we got in fine. Moving things made Yoshi me hungry, so The Pyro Guy found some plant for me and I ate it. Since I retain all the abilities I have when I'm a Koopa, I shot a small ball of electricity at a fuse box (the ball was small, so the fuse box didn't explode) to get the power on.
Back at the hotel, I felt like cooking another egg (I personally don't breakfast for dinner), so I laid one and cooked it. Anton headed for the pool again, and I experimented with my new electrokinesis (mostly sticking my finger into the charging port on my phone in an attempt to get it to charge) until I got bored, when I used my now-charged phone to listen to the same commercial I listened to at the airport. Then I fell asleep. Anton woke me up at some hour of the night (like midnight or something, I don't exactly remember) but he hypnotized me back to sleep, since I can't fall asleep no matter how long I just lay there.
The next morning, I woke up unchanged. I decided to take a shower before Anton was awake. Since I take long showers, I figured Anton would be awake by the time I finished. Sure enough, he was. I went down to the pool and took a swim for a few minutes. Anton came down while I was there, but since I didn't plan on being there very long I went back to our room. I invited The Pyro Guy over just to chat for a while (we had one day to spare, after all). A few minutes after The Pyro Guy got to our room, Anton came back up. For most of the four hours The Pyro Guy was there, we all talked about telekinesis, hypnotism, shapeshifting (in all, I shapeshifted four times into a Koopa, a Toad, a Boo, and Falco for The Pyro Guy), pyrokinesis, and a little bit of electrokinesis. Anton and I even let The Pyro Guy decide where we would go next. He wanted us to go to Zagreb, Croatia but it was too out of the way; we compromised and said Bucharest. The Pyro Guy left and Anton and I packed and headed for the airport.
Ch. 5 will be delayed until my Shroom issue is done.
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Re: Anton's Adventures: feat. and by Roy
but yeah I do need a computer upgrade, thanks for reminding me.
because all my IRL friends know how bad my computer is and i find it funny how even the people of the internet jump in on the action.Mary Berry said:
but yeah I do need a computer upgrade, thanks for reminding me.