Oh, good. Lucy's finally warming up to us.
We decided to rest for the day. I mean, that was a long trip from 5 AM to 7 AM and we're tired. You know, who else wouldn't feel tired. We summoned our packing bags and lay out our blankets in different places. I was under the bed. Jen was on the bottom of the balcony, invisible. Alex was on the beanbags Lucy had. We pretty much slept all day until night time. I woke up and saw Lucy on the balcony. I got up
"You can't stay like this forever you know," I said. She gasped and turned around.
"Oh, Starla," she replied.
"Who did you expect? Jen? Baka*?" I said.
"No one in particular. It's new," she sighed. She looked up at the moon.
"What's so special about the moon?" I asked.
"Nothing in particular. It just reminds me that I'll never be as pure as it is," she said. I felt something wet hit my head. And it wasn't drool.
"Rain," Lucy said she rushed in and grabbed her umbrella to keep Jen dry. Then, we walked inside together.
"Happens as usual. Perfect timing," she said. I looked at her confused.
"You don't know, don't you. I'm a cursed child. I don't know why, but bad luck follows me everywhere. I'm worried, Starla. Everyone hates me because of it. If I'm playing basketball with people, the ball will inflate for no good reason," she said.
"Maybe a hole was created," I said.
"In the talent show, a light breaks every time I'm in the show," she said.
"Technical difficulties," I replied.
"Raining 7/10 of the time I'm outside?" she said.
"Maybe the rain god hates you?" I said uncertainly.
"Starla, stop it. I've already given up. No matter what I do, bad luck is there behind my shoulder," she sighed.
"Don't give up! At least the bad luck hasn't killed you or anyone!" I said cheerfully, "Say 'fuck' to the bad luck. Don't worry! It's okay!" She smiled weakly and went to bed.
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"Okay, here, lets make a diagram," I said. I grabbed a piece of paper from her room and a pencil.
"What? No fair!" Alex said.
"You fit! Just barely though," I pointed out.
"I'm going to rip your head off Nightwalker!" he roared.
"Bring it!" I challenged.
"No!" Jen said as he punched him in the face. Alex rubbed his cheek and summoned his knives. He didn't throw them though.
"Now, let's try it my way," Alex said. I waited to see his stupid drawing.
"Come here, baka. So, I can rip your legs off!!" I screamed in fury.
"As if!" Alex roared.
"Shut the fuck up!" Lucy yelled. We stared at her. Jen flew down and explained the problem.
"You all are idiots. Think about it. Make it 'equal'. Is that word even in your vocabulary?" she yelled. She grabbed a piece of paper and scribbled on it.
"Try this!" she said and then come down here when you're ready.
"So, shut up. Let's go," Jen said. We walked into Lucy's room.
"I got stuff for you guys! Starla, you get thee bunny slip-" Lucy said as I grabbed them from her hand.
"BUNNIES!!! OMG! I LOVE THEM!!!" I yelled, "I'll name them Fluffy and Fluffy 2."
"Please forgive her. She loves bunnies to the extent her girly side comes in," Alex muttered.
"Jen, I got you some books. You seem to be a bookworm..." Lucy said. She grabbed the stack of books.
"I'll take these two," Jen said as she grabbed the two books from the stack, "These are the only ones I haven't read. Have you read the 39 Clues series? It's really good. So, anyways, thank you." Lucy blink, but put the remaining books on her bed. I focused my attention on Alex, the last one.
"Alex, you have a stuffed Pikachu," Lucy said.
"Pikachu? Where the hell did you get the damn thing?" he asked, "And why a Pikachu?"
"God! I'm not a boy! I don't know what you like either and I doubt you know what I like. So shut up and take the Pikachu," Lucy growled. Her glare was piercing. Alex glared back, but he took the Pikachu by the head.
"Pika Pika!" it went.
"Fuck you, Pikachu," he muttered so quietly Lucy couldn't hear. Jen tried to keep a straight face. We went up on the roof and did a few enchantments. You know, invisibility, sound dome, and force field. The usual.
"Wait, I need to do something," Alex said. He grabbed the Pikachu by the head (Pika Pi!) and flew to the nearest tree. He summoned some top and tied a loop over Pikachu's head. He tied it around the tree. We watched as Alex hung the Pikachu. Emphasis on hang.
"Okay, I'm ready," he said.