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There's a pond! Or a little bit of sea, anyway. It's weird.
Though perhaps not as weird as the big earth bunker. Claire met the girl who made the big earth bunker. There was sarcasm, and lots of suspicious question. Claire doesn't think she's liked much in that quarter.
But now she's nowhere near the big earth bunker nor the house with Sylar-who-will-be in it, and out by the pond, sitting near the edge as she re-reads her book on Evolution.
Mr Muggles is crouching at the edge of the pond, occasionally barking at it.
Though perhaps not as weird as the big earth bunker. Claire met the girl who made the big earth bunker. There was sarcasm, and lots of suspicious question. Claire doesn't think she's liked much in that quarter.
But now she's nowhere near the big earth bunker nor the house with Sylar-who-will-be in it, and out by the pond, sitting near the edge as she re-reads her book on Evolution.
Mr Muggles is crouching at the edge of the pond, occasionally barking at it.
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Then there is a small, wet, and very irritated Pomeranian flying through the air. Think Artoo-Detoo in the Dagobah swamp. wwooooooooooooOOOOOOOooooooosplot.
With suckermarks on his legs.
The kraken peeks above the water with big, sad eyes, and rubs its bitten tentacles together woefully.
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"Hey, boy, ssssh."
Mr. Muggles yelps and cries and shivers and generally laps up the attention.
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Can cephalopods have runny noses?
This one does.
Also, big sploshy tears.
HE WAS HUNGRY. NOBODY'S FED HIM YET and he tried dragging the seabed for drowned sailors the way Mummy taught him, but there weren't any and it was only a little seabed and he misses his mummy and his new daddies are gone away and the dog bit him and waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
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"Go on," she says, nudging at Spot with a foot - not kicking, just trying to get him back in the ocean. "Scat."
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As it is, he's just wobbling all over. And crying.
"Maaama! Mamaaaa!"
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"CLAIRE!"
Don't worry, Claire! He will protect you from the kraken!
... that's about the size of a shoebox.
WITH HIS SWORD.
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Claire pushes the kraken again. GET INTO THE POND, YOU SQUIDLY THING. Mr. Muggles yaps, in agreement.
On hearing her name called, though, she looks over.
"Hey, Sokka," she says, first with frustration and then, "...I don't think you need to attack it with a sword."
SIZE OF A SHOEBOX.
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"One of those things broke Nooyawk," he informs Claire, still with sword between girl and pond. "...a bigger one."
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Claire would be able to be fully disbelieving if she didn't have a wet armful of squid-broke dog.
Also if she hadn't fallen through from another world and if Sokka's friend couldn't hit things with rocks bigger than she is.
"He beat up Mr. Muggles, but I think the town is safe."
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He does not trust the tiny tentacly thing. Backing away from the water!
"It was bigger than the big houses. Jack called it a kraken. I'm pretty sure that's a baby one."
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Her life is so much weirder than that time New York almost blew up.
"I don't think the pond has any really big ones," she says helpfully. "You want to come help give the dog a bath?"
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"...sure." Sword goes back in sheath, since Spots doesn't look like coming out after them.
Hey, Claire looks like there was crying recently.
"...he looks like he really needs a bath," Sokka says, with his usual tact. "Can I have your underwear, Claire?"
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Wet dog she almost drops.
There's no way Sokka just said what she thought he did, right?
"What?"
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"It's for a good reason! There's this naked woman! And she won't put clothes on and I don't know what to do and ------- help."
Sokka's normally smooth dark skin is a lovely shade of scarlet.
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Claire stares, then shrugs. "Lucky for you I stocked up on spares from the town, isn't it?"
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"Not necessarily yours! Not anyone's! I just want her to wear something and I didn't know who to ask and she said I had to and ---"
Flails a lot more, really.
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Because saying someone's name always calms them down.
"If she needs clothes,she can have some of mine!"
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"Sorry, Mr Muggles."
Breath.
"...can you give them to her? She's ... naked!"
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"But if I get called a freak for giving random naked chicks my underwear, I'm blaming you."
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SHE SAVED HIM FROM THE NAKED WOMAN.
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"Well, I don't know how long I'll be staying here," she says, bracing herself for a reaction she isn't sure to expect.
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"Really? Where are you going?"
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"That guy - there's another one who looks just like him here. I don't know that I can stand it."
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