broadwaygargoyle:
Broadway’s eyes grew wide and he wondered, astonished, how she could carry such things in a bag all the time, as he took the bottles of herbs and spices, looking at them with a quick sniff. “T-Thank you.” He said, still surprised. He laughed also, beaming. “I hardly know you yet you’re giving me kitchen spices?”
“Heh, that’s a rule my pa made. Help whomever needs it, even if you have your own hands full, and give to those less fortunate. You may end up being helped when you need it most by the same people.” She closed the bag, throwing it over her shoulder. “it’s a rule I live by now, a code of honor, so to speak. I’ve had some people return the favor in ways I could never repay them for.” Meredith smiled at her last words… True joy comes from smiling eyes.
(Source: athenafire)
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theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
[[I wonder how long it will take before Vash finds out Meredith bakes but has never had a doughnut before in her entire life.]]
“what.”
[[OH SNAP! RUN CHILD!! …Should I also mention that she rarely leaves the farm save for deliveries? And is also the target of assassination by both a brotherhood, and a flaming bird god? Actually a lot of people want her dead and shes been alone for ten years and missed out on most of her childhood.]]
“Did I do something wrong?”
“I make the most interesting friends it seems..”
“I have no idea what crazy lady is talking about. I’m fine, Mr. Red Man.”
“Well hey, you two work that out. My mun is already a weird guy.”
outofdounts: He’s just pissy because I’m not a drawing and he is.
“Too far mun. To far.”
“Mine is a bit of a freak. She kind of has two minds in one…I think she was supposed to be twins.”
[[…………………………..Hey I have not given birth to my twin and it’s not trying to straight up murder people at least]]
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theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
[[I wonder how long it will take before Vash finds out Meredith bakes but has never had a doughnut before in her entire life.]]
“what.”
[[OH SNAP! RUN CHILD!! …Should I also mention that she rarely leaves the farm save for deliveries? And is also the target of assassination by both a brotherhood, and a flaming bird god? Actually a lot of people want her dead and shes been alone for ten years and missed out on most of her childhood.]]
“Did I do something wrong?”
“I make the most interesting friends it seems..”
“I have no idea what crazy lady is talking about. I’m fine, Mr. Red Man.”
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theredtyphoon:
athenafire:
[[I wonder how long it will take before Vash finds out Meredith bakes but has never had a doughnut before in her entire life.]]
“what.”
[[OH SNAP! RUN CHILD!! …Should I also mention that she rarely leaves the farm save for deliveries? And is also the target of assassination by both a brotherhood, and a flaming bird god? Actually a lot of people want her dead and shes been alone for ten years and missed out on most of her childhood.]]
“Did I do something wrong?”
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[[I wonder how long it will take before Vash finds out Meredith bakes but has never had a doughnut before in her entire life.]]
pokemonmasterleaf:
athenafire:
She shook her head, blonde curls flying up and down. “I couldn’t have gone much farther than the iron mine, and that’s only ten miles from dads farm.” she argued…did she wander too far? Oh daddy would be so mad at her. “I don’t know where I am, but I’m fine!”
The little girl reached up to shake with Leaf, “I’m Mer! And you better remember my name, because one day I’ll be on top of the world!”
“Cross!!” Atlas agreed, his bold nature taking foot.
“Top of the world, eh?” Leaf chuckled to herself, remembering her own younger self saying the same thing. Of course, that was a long time ago, and the dream had kinda been achieved. Of course, not completely. That was still something she had a lot of time for. “Well, does that mean you’re gonna be snagging my position as champion soon? I can’t wait for our battle, then! I’m sure it’ll be one for the books!”
“Mer, you’re a long way from anything. This here Care Center is the only thing for a long way, I should know. The map is kinda imprinted into my mind, believe me. Maybe… Oh damn it!” She turned around, glaring into the distance. “ABRA I SWEAR TO ARCEUS IF YOU TRANSPORTED THIS KID IM GOING TO WRING YOUR NECK!”
Battle? Champion? What was that thing Leaf held? All these things were pretty foreign to the little farmer. She watched as Leaf changed, going from confused to angry. “I don’t want you to be mad Miss Leaf.” she mulled the possibility that she somehow ended up far from home..only one way to find out for sure.
She put two fingers in her mouth, letting the whistle blow, “SILVERBOOOOLLLLLT! ….SILVERBOLT?” she called out again and again, “…Where’s Silverbolt?” That’s when it hit her. She did end up being teleported…or something. The thought of being so far from home brought the little Mer to tears.
Instantly, Atlas wrapped his arms around her, trying to get his normally brave and rock-like trainer to calm down. “Hera! Cross!”
pokemonmasterleaf:
athenafire:
pokemonmasterleaf:
“Ivysaur, quit screwing around,” The trainer grimaced, placing a hand on her hip. The session has only just begun, and Leaf’s new Pokémon, an Ivysaur she’s yet to name, was already getting off track. “How are you supposed to learn if you don’t pay attention?” She quipped, Resting her hand just above the belt strapped around her hip. Of course, the Pokémon was still young. It needed to be properly trained in order to grow, but it’s hasty nature was the wind that pushed his attention out of the way.
“Annabel.. Can you?” She pleaded, turning to her grass type child. The Venasaur nodded, growling it’s name in a low tune to it’s new friend. It’s raspy tone echoed farther as the trainer, exhausted already, made her way past their training area. She could already feel her tired body begin to give out after such a long day, being nearly smothered by her Snorlax once again, and roasted alive by those rowdy fire types. She now rested lazily under a tree, lying comfortably with an arm strewn lazily across her torso. Hat at her side, Leaf barely noticed a little girl walking by the shade before a crunching in the leaves is heard nearby.
“Kid..? Hey! Kid!” She called out, replacing the cap to it’s rightful place on the crown of her head. “Are you lost?”
Meredith had decided to explore her family farm with Atlas, her Heracross, since there wasn’t really much else to do for the day. She couldn’t reach the higher branches in the orchard, nor could she do most of the work normally left to adults. She didn’t stand much taller than Atlas, minus his horn, of course, but they had a special bond.
You see, she had hatched this little guy, and the shiny Rapidash that stayed back on the farm this time. “My name is Meredith and…no…my home is back there.” she told the strange lady with the nice hat.
“Home? What home?” The trainer stood, brushing herself off. Her Venusaur was still back at the Care Center, so she wouldn’t have her partner with her, just in case. But what was she worried about? This child wasn’t even old enough to be a trainer, she certainly wouldn’t battle. Even if she did, she definitely wouldn’t use her, of all Pokémon! One that was at it’s peak, that was highly unfair.
“I’d hate to tell ya, but there’s no house of anything near here! I think you’ve wandered farther than you thought, Meredith.” She walked over, crouching to reach the height of the child. If was strange, having someone around shorter than she. “You’ve come far, do you need any help? My name’s Leaf,”
She shook her head, blonde curls flying up and down. “I couldn’t have gone much farther than the iron mine, and that’s only ten miles from dads farm.” she argued…did she wander too far? Oh daddy would be so mad at her. “I don’t know where I am, but I’m fine!”
The little girl reached up to shake with Leaf, “I’m Mer! And you better remember my name, because one day I’ll be on top of the world!”
“Cross!!” Atlas agreed, his bold nature taking foot.
pokemonmasterleaf:
“Ivysaur, quit screwing around,” The trainer grimaced, placing a hand on her hip. The session has only just begun, and Leaf’s new Pokémon, an Ivysaur she’s yet to name, was already getting off track. “How are you supposed to learn if you don’t pay attention?” She quipped, Resting her hand just above the belt strapped around her hip. Of course, the Pokémon was still young. It needed to be properly trained in order to grow, but it’s hasty nature was the wind that pushed his attention out of the way.
“Annabel.. Can you?” She pleaded, turning to her grass type child. The Venasaur nodded, growling it’s name in a low tune to it’s new friend. It’s raspy tone echoed farther as the trainer, exhausted already, made her way past their training area. She could already feel her tired body begin to give out after such a long day, being nearly smothered by her Snorlax once again, and roasted alive by those rowdy fire types. She now rested lazily under a tree, lying comfortably with an arm strewn lazily across her torso. Hat at her side, Leaf barely noticed a little girl walking by the shade before a crunching in the leaves is heard nearby.
“Kid..? Hey! Kid!” She called out, replacing the cap to it’s rightful place on the crown of her head. “Are you lost?”
Meredith had decided to explore her family farm with Atlas, her Heracross, since there wasn’t really much else to do for the day. She couldn’t reach the higher branches in the orchard, nor could she do most of the work normally left to adults. She didn’t stand much taller than Atlas, minus his horn, of course, but they had a special bond.
You see, she had hatched this little guy, and the shiny Rapidash that stayed back on the farm this time. “My name is Meredith and…no…my home is back there.” she told the strange lady with the nice hat.
piccolothenamek:
athenafire:
Meredith giggled at him. “Alright! Try to keep up because out here you gotta beat the storm or risk being in oz!” With that, she proved to have more potential than first figured. For someone who didn’t have specific training, she could move lightning fast. Jumping from rock to rock and flipping on branches to get extra speed. Once she hit the grove, Meredith vanished in the branches, moving with a monkeys grace through them.
What a strange human, he thought to himself as he followed after her. The way that she moved appeared to be border-lining animalistic or acrobatic. He didn’t worry as she disappeared from view. Sensing her energy allowed him to follow along in the correct direction.
The strangeness had only just begun with this one. A second signature, of unknown origin, not even from this dimension popped up near the border of her forest. The woman sensed it as well, or more of hearing it moaning from deep within.
“Uh…I think you should keep going. My house is up there.” She pointed again before dashing at the woods.
