Coraline Jones (
curiously_cora) wrote2012-11-14 01:27 pm
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Out of Phase: Artefact discovered
There were several well trekked paths and one newly forged one, leading away from most of the huts created by human feet. And another created by smaller feet. There was one bunch of flowers, fourteen individual red and yellow flowers picked and left on a rock which was not particularly interesting. There was one noisy small blonde human. And then there was the boar minding its own business until something strange happened.
A pulse of bright white light came out of the jungle startling it, screeching the boar ran angrily towards the source. Crashing into something metallic, the boar grunted and gruffed at it turning as it shuffled in the dirt. The metallic thing was broken into pieces, snuffling at it the boar mouthed at pieces before swallowing a couple of smaller pieces. Making an unpleased noise it tried to cough, trampling the artefact and kicking pieces of it further away. Stumbling forward it dragged some pieces alongside with it as it carried on its grumpy journey.
The boar didn't know what it had done. And it wouldn't for long. Boars didn't tend to last very long on the island. Not with so many hungry mouths to feed.
And the small blonde human? She'd disappeared without trace.
A pulse of bright white light came out of the jungle startling it, screeching the boar ran angrily towards the source. Crashing into something metallic, the boar grunted and gruffed at it turning as it shuffled in the dirt. The metallic thing was broken into pieces, snuffling at it the boar mouthed at pieces before swallowing a couple of smaller pieces. Making an unpleased noise it tried to cough, trampling the artefact and kicking pieces of it further away. Stumbling forward it dragged some pieces alongside with it as it carried on its grumpy journey.
The boar didn't know what it had done. And it wouldn't for long. Boars didn't tend to last very long on the island. Not with so many hungry mouths to feed.
And the small blonde human? She'd disappeared without trace.
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"Ein!" Coraline yelled, holding her hands up in front of her as he went straight through her. "Ein! That is so gross, what if you got stuck in me? Wait, can you seen me?"
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Picking up the piece of something he'd found, he started off again in the direction of home.
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What is it with humans and yelling?
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"You're kind of cool Ein, if I didn't already have Mister Bobo and a talking cat then I'd really like someone like you." Coraline said, running after Ein. "I wonder if Ed can see me too or is it just you?"
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After a few minutes, they came into view of the scrapyard and Edward headed inside. He could go around, but it was faster to go through.
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Ein, enthusiastically, placed the metal something in her hands and she started to examine it, pushing at different places to see if anything happened.
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"Ho-lo-grammy-hologram. An artificial interface in the likeness of Cora-cora-coraline." She looked at the interface. "And more annoying than she is. Go away, I don't want to talk to the machine until I know what it dooooes. You might go 'splody."
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"Edward is working. Ed should not be disturbed."
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Maybe she'd find a use for it later.