"Buncha idiots come and go,"
"All of them! Even the new kid who just moved in 2 months ago."
I slammed my fists to the table, letting all of my frustration and anger explode out of me. I looked out the window, deep in thought, desperately trying to find some solace and a way to calm down, but to no avail. All I could see was Fumy, ambling aimlessly around my yard, which only further incensed me.
I had tried to ignore Fumy outside by burying my nose in a newspaper, but to my surprise, it wasn't working. So with a sigh, I finally stepped outside to face the offending odor.
"What do you want?" I asked
"I- uh, do you have granites?" Fumy asked back
"Hang on"
I made my way down to my storage room, my mind still abuzz with frustration and anger. I grabbed the granite and put them in a bag, holding it tightly in my hands as I stormed up to the front door. I threw it with all my might, watching as it flew through the air, crashing against her face.
"Don't. Ever. Come. Here. Again."
"OW– But-"
I slammed the door shut on her and couldn't help but feel frustrated with the lack of respect for my privacy that I had been getting recently. I was overwhelmed and feeling like my brain was spinning in circles, unable to think straight and relax. I wished I could find some peace and quiet, and a way to get away from all the stress that had been building up.
***
"Oh wow.. Rude.." Fumy muttered on the road as she walked home
The fresh windy meadow is a peaceful and serene sight to behold. It is nestled in between two great forests, with the smell of pine and cedar in the air. The sun is shining brightly in the sky, casting its light down on the freshly mown grass. As Fumy walked through the meadow, the soft breeze rustled the tall blades of grass and the wildflowers, providing a calming sensation. The birds are singing in the trees, and the squirrels are chattering away. The meadow is alive with beauty and life, and you can't help but feel a sense of wonder and awe.
Fumy walked through the meadow like a Disney princess, trailing a path of glitter behind her. Little critters like birds and rabbits followed in her wake, singing a chorus of joy and happiness. The sun shone down on her, and a gentle breeze wafted around her. It seemed like nothing bad could happen to her, and she felt safe in the meadow. She breathed in the fresh air, and with each step, felt a sense of peace and contentment.
Fumy walked through the meadow, suddenly finding herself in front of a pristine and fresh river. The water was so clear and clean that it sparkled and glittered in the sun. Fumy was mesmerized by its beauty, and felt a sense of peace and tranquility. She stepped forward, and felt the coolness of the water on her feet as she made her way across the river. With each and every step, the water glistened and shone back at her, as if to welcome her into its depths. She felt the joy of being so close to nature, and was filled with a sense of gratitude for being given the opportunity to witness such beauty. Fumy was filled with a sense of awe and wonder, and was filled with joy and happiness as she made her way across the river.
Fumy is a unique humanoid cat that loves water, unlike the rest of her family. She was walking alongside the river, taking in the fresh air, when something caught her foot, causing her to trip into the river.
Even though Fumy loved water, she had never learned how to swim. Unfortunately, this means she was now in a desperate situation, with the current pushing her further and further away from the shore. She tried her best to battle the current situation and make it back to shore, but it seemed like an impossible task. Fumy was becoming increasingly exhausted, and the fear of not being able to make it back has started to take over. She was rapidly losing hope, feeling helpless and alone in the deep water.
"Help!" yelled Fumy.
Fumy's screams echoed through the meadow as she was swept away in the river, her body bobbing up and down in the current. Despite her best efforts, no one seemed to hear her. She was getting closer and closer to the edge of the waterfall, and the bag of granites she was carrying felt like a heavy burden on her shoulders. She was resigned to her fate, and her last thought was of the life she had just left behind.
She was about to be taken over the edge, when suddenly, a strong hand grasped her arm, and she was pulled from the river. She looked up to see a tall figure silhouetted against the sun, and then, she was safe.
"You okay?"
Agent Pig was a sight to behold. His strong frame and broad shoulders were illuminated by the bright sunshine, making it appear as though he was glowing. His face was handsome and kind, with an air of calm control that made everything around him feel safe and secure. He had an undeniable charm that seemed to draw Fumy in and make him feel at ease. All of Fumy's surroundings felt bubbly and romantic, as though they had been placed in a fairytale. Agent Pig was a true hero, whose actions saved Fumy from a dire situation.
Agent Pig carefully reached down and scooped Fumy up in his arms. Despite her embarrassment, Fumy couldn't help but feel a sense of comfort in his strong embrace. Her heart raced, and her mind went blank; all she was aware of was the sensation of being lifted up and cradled in his arms. She felt a warmth spread through her body, and a feeling of safety that she hadn't felt in a long time. She breathed in the scent of his aftershave, and allowed herself to be held in the moment.
"Hey there," said Agent Pig gently as he checked to make sure Fumy was breathing.
"Oh- uhm hey, put me down," said Fumy nervously
Agent Pig put Fumy down to the ground gently, but she still felt like it wasn't enough. Fumy blushed when Agent Pig smiled at her warmly, with a sense of satisfaction in her eyes. Fumy was overcome with emotion and felt her heart flutter at the thought of the kindness she had been shown. As Agent Pig looked into her eyes, Fumy felt like she could trust him, and that everything would be alright.
"Thanks for helping me, but I better get going now, were you in a hurry?" she smiled back and asked in a curiosity.
"Well, yeah. Glad I came, if I don't, you'll be dead!" Chuckled Agent Pig.
Fumy stared deeply into Agent Pig's eyes and felt a resonance deep within him. As she gazed into his eyes, her mind went completely blank for the second time as all of her worries and anxieties melted away. Fumy felt peaceful and happy. It was like Agent Pig had given her a new lease on life, and she was eternally grateful for his presence.
"I gotta go now, stay safe dude," winked Agent Pig and then he left with a weird gesture. She noticed that Agent Pig's right leg was bandaged.
"Oh bye, hey.. What happened..?" Fumy stared and pointed at Agent Pig's wrapped bandaged right leg.
"Hm? Oh, it's really nothing. I tripped on a bridge this morning,"
"Damn bro,"
"Now I really gotta go,"
"Stay safe.."
Fumy felt a mix of emotions. On one hand, she was relieved that Agent Pig had been there to help her when she almost drowned. But on the other hand, she felt a deep sadness that his legs were crippled and he had to strain himself to come to her aid. She watched him leave and wished he could stay and rest instead. Fumy felt the weight of loneliness and worry bear down on her. She wanted Agent Pig to be safe and sound, not having to put himself in danger. She wondered why he had gone out in the first place, when he should have been resting.
Fumy sighed heavily, her heart heavy with worry. Agent Pig had to leave with the worst conditions and now she was all alone. She wished she could go with him, but she knew that she had to take care of her own priorities first and she would bother him. Even though it was difficult, she was determined to stay focused, knowing that it was all part of the journey.
Fumy walked away from the beautiful meadow, her heart felt heavy with the knowledge that she had to leave such a wonderful place. She looked back one last time, the vivid images of the lush grass, wildflowers, and bright sunshine permanently etched into her memory. Taking a deep breath, she turned and faced the path ahead.
The terrain was vastly different from the meadow, with steep ravines and towering cliffs. Fumy could feel the tension in her shoulders, her heart pounding as she considered the danger that may lie ahead. But she was determined to continue, and she continued walking, her courage growing with each step.
The journey was arduous, but Fumy kept going, her eyes on the horizon. With each step, her courage increased and her determination grew. She knew that no matter how scared she was, she could keep going, and eventually she would reach the end of her journey.
***
"I had enough!"
"Dude, chill. I'm only asking for bricks, dark oak woods and-"
Agent Pig was stunned by the sudden punch to the face and couldn't understand why he was attacked. He wasn't given a chance to explain himself and the situation quickly escalated. His assailant was determined to continue the fight and attempted to throw another punch at Agent Pig. However, Agent Pig was able to dodge the punch and grabbed me in a bear hug to stop us from continuing the fight.
"Look, You're the most hardworking person here, but listen-"
"And? Don't you see I'm just being used? When can I actually be your friend?" I cried.
Tears streamed down my cheeks as I pushed Agent Pig away. He tried to comfort me, but I couldn't take it. I ran back to my house, shut the door in front of him, and sank into the couch, feeling so alone. A few moments later, I heard the door open and saw Agent Pig standing there, his face full of sorrow and understanding. He slowly sat down beside me, and I could feel the warmth of his presence. He didn't say anything, but his presence was enough to let me know that I wasn't alone in my grief.
"Tell me what happened.. who made you feel this way?" Agent Pig patted my back.
"Mind your own goddamn business,"
"I'm sorry, maybe you'll tell me another time?"
"T-that's what I'm saying. Now, shoo. Before someone else came too."
"Huh?" muttered Agent Pig.
Agent Pig stood up anyways and made his way to the front door. I watched as he walked away, feeling a huge wave of relief wash over me. He had been a constant presence in the house, and now that he was gone I felt a sense of freedom. I had been so worried that he wouldn't leave, but it seemed that my prayers had been answered. I could finally move on with my life.
As I sat there, I felt my eyes welling up with tears. I wanted to be alone, but I didn't want to be lonely. That feeling of being isolated and disconnected from others is an incredibly difficult experience to go through. Even though I wanted to be by myself, I still desperately wanted to feel connected and understood. It felt like an impossible balance to achieve, and I was overwhelmed with emotions.
I stood up and went outside to try and get my emotions under control. Agent Pig was still nearby, so I walked up to him and gave him a hug. I felt a sense of calmness come over me as I held him close, allowing me to push away the anger and sadness I was feeling. The hug was comforting and helped me to remember that I'm not alone. Agent Pig was a reminder that I could always turn to him for a hug and some love when I needed it.
"You changed your mind? You can tell me what's wrong" said Agent Pig gently.
"I don't know where to start," I replied sadly. "Everything was going so well, and then I raged at Fumy, which made her upset."
"Oh no, what did you do?" asked Agent Pig, concerned.
"I threw a bag of granites at her face," I said angrily.
"Do you guys have a problem?" asked Agent Pig.
"No, she's just asking for it and I can't control my anger- ugh I don't know anymore," I sighed.
"Okay, listen to me. This isn't a big deal. I'm sure it'll work out in the end. Do you think we should talk to Fumy about this?"
"Absolutely not! We shouldn't have any contact with her. She's bad news, and she won't change. Why do you even bother trying to be friends with her anyway? I don't get it, she's useless!"
"Don't say that!" Agent Pig exclaimed. "This is so unlikely like you. Take a deep breath and Relax, she's just still learning her new environment, she's having her difficult times like you too."
"What could she possibly be going through? She doesn't have any problems, besides, It's been 2 months she has lived here." I argued.
"Well, I'm just guessing here," said Agent Pig. "Maybe she's sad because she had been hurt by someone else, or maybe she felt like she's getting bullied."
"She- wait no-"
I pushed Agent Pig back and ran back to my house. I slammed the door shut and leaned against it while I calmed myself down. I was so angry that I had been accused of bullying Fumy, and I felt betrayed. There was nothing worse than being accused of something you hadn't done.
It's only one problem. Why can't I be seen as their friend? All they do is make fun of me and wait for me to cry in their jokes. I really hate them.
I was so upset that I almost forgot that Agent Pig had been there for me, and he had assured me that everything would be okay. I had been so self absorbed, that I had forgotten about the importance of friendship and how much people needed support during times of difficulty. In my anger, I had taken the easy way out, and I realized that I couldn't do that anymore. I needed to focus on the bigger picture.
I took a deep breath and wiped away my tears.
***
Fumy gazed around at the lush jungle biome full of vibrant greens and exotic wild plants. She consulted her wet map again, even though it was not clear, but she was certain she had reached the right destination. She took a deep breath and began to explore the area, taking in the sights and sounds of the jungle. She noticed some exotic birds and spotted a few monkeys swinging from tree to tree. Suddenly, she heard a rustling in the bushes, and her heart began to race. She cautiously went in the direction of the noise and discovered a small pond. The water glimmered in the sunlight, and Fumy couldn't help but be mesmerized by the beauty of it all. She decided to take a refreshing dip in the pond and enjoy the scenery.
"Aaaahhh... I need this, I haven't had a break in ages," Fumy said happily as she waded into the cool water.
"You've been working so hard," said a voice from behind Fumy.
"I know, but I've really been trying to get things done," she said as she turned around to see who was speaking.
"How are you holding up?"
"Not great," said Fumy.
"Yo, it's me. Len" said Len.
"Huh? Len? Wow, you look so different!" said Fumy, amazed by her new appearance.
"Yeah, I changed my shawl to red," she explained. "I thought it'd be easier for you to spot me."
"Wow, thanks for letting me know!" said Fumy. "I really appreciate it!"
"Alright, can I ask you a question?" said Len, looking directly into her eyes.
"Sure, what's up?" she replied, intrigued.
"Do you want to go to my house? We can talk more there,"
"Is it far from here?"
"Maybe, about 5 minutes away"
"Umm, okay, I guess."
"Oh no, I didn't mean to pressure you. It's totally fine if you don't want to go."
"No, I want to go there."
"Great! Let's go," said Len.
They walked together until they reached Len's home, and Fumy spotted nothing.
"Where is it?"
"Look under there"
"Under where?"
"Haha, I made you say underwear, but seriously,"
Len pointed below the bridge. As they turned the corner, Fumy was astonished by the beauty of the cave they had stumbled upon. The entrance was marked by a small stream of fresh water that seemed to magically flow out of the wall, like a doorway to a secret world. When they stepped inside, they were mesmerized by the decorations. The walls were covered in a variety of colorful mushrooms, while the floor was lined with soft, green moss. Everywhere they looked, they found something to marvel at. Fumy couldn't believe her eyes at the sheer beauty of the cave; it was like something out of a dream.
"This is so amazing!" said Fumy.
"I'm glad you like it," said Len.
"You lived here? For how long?"
"Yeah, I lived here longer than others. God, you remind me of our traitor?"
"Who? Tell me more!"
"I'm uncomfortable with it.."
"Oh.. okay. Your home is incredible."
"Thanks a lot. Let's sit down and talk."
Both of them sat down on a comfortable pillow and started talking. Their conversation was animated and full of laughter. They talked about everything from their pasts to the future, and it seemed like they had known each other forever. Fumy wanted to brag about the island's past but unfortunately she's afraid to do it. And so on, Fumy was struck by how familiar Len was, and she had trouble keeping her mind off of her.
While Fumy had been talking to Len, she had been thinking a lot, and she realized that she wanted to spend more time with her. She wanted to learn about her hobbies and interests, and she wanted to have a deeper connection with her. The longer she spent with Len, the stronger these feelings became, and she knew that she wanted to share all of her thoughts with Len.
"Len, do you want to go for a walk? Maybe we could go back to that pond again" she asked.
"Sure."
Fumy picked up her backpack and made her way outside.
"Oh by the way, have you told Agent Pig that you will stay at mine's? I mean he'll be worried sick if you don't"
"I did because I didn't want him to worry, I like him too much to risk hurting him"
"Oh, okay,"
They walked for a little while until they reached a pond, and Fumy found herself captivated by its beauty.
"Wanna go swimming?"
"I can't swim."
"How come?"
"My mom tried to teach me once, but it didn't go well."
"You don't have to swim, just splash around a bit,"
Fumy agreed to give it a shot, and they waded into the pond. It was cold at first, but it soon warmed up to a pleasant temperature. They splashed each other and laughed as they played in the water.
"This reminds me of earlier, I fell into a flowing river but gladly Agent Pig saved me" said Fumy.
"I see"
"You know, Agent pig is so nice and kind, I wish I could be like him"
"You already are. You're just too modest"
"Even though I'm not like him, I admire him so much that I want to be more like him. Or maybe I think I might be into him."
"Gosh, stop, you're embarrassing yourself."
"I'm serious, I think I'm starting to like him"
"I told you, you shouldn't be so worried about it. If you like him, then go for it"
Fumy nodded her head and took a deep breath.
"Len, do you feel anything for me?"
"If you mean romantically, no."
"But do you like me?"
"Yes. I mean no."
"That's confusing."
"I just wanted to make sure that you weren't offended."
"No, I understand, and I'm sorry. I was acting like an idiot."
"No, no you weren't."
"So, what do you think of me?"
"I think you're a beautiful girl, cat, or whatever. I'm happy when I'm with you, and you're very smart. You're funny and sweet and I want to know everything about you."
"Really? Thanks Dude,"
"Just kidding,"
"You're cute when you smile,"
"Stop it, you're making me blush."
"Do you know that my favorite color is red, just an info to share, haha."
"What a coincidence! I thought it would be easier for us to find each other in the forest and it matched the vibes around here."
"And I also like how you're so sensitive and caring. You always put others before yourself."
"Uhm, enough with the flirting. Should we go out of this pond and walk home?" offered Len.
"Yeah, let's go back home."
They waded back through the water and returned to the shore. Fumy smiled as she watched Len dry herself off. She was so pretty and fit, and she wondered if she'd ever notice her.
As they walked back, Len brought up something that had been bothering her for a long time.
"Bro, do you think you could surprise me on my birthday?"
"Huh? When's your birthday?"
"The 14th."
"Oh, I didn't realize that was coming up," said Fumy.
"What do you mean?"
"I mean that you never mentioned that it was coming up."
"Once again, no pressure. I'm just asking,"
"I can't promise anything so much, but I will try my best,"
"Thanks,"
Fumy and Len were filled with joy as they watched the sun slowly dip down behind the horizon. The sky is filled with a rich spectrum of colors, ranging from deep purples, vibrant oranges, and bright pinks. The rays of light filter through the clouds, creating a surreal, dreamlike atmosphere. The colors of the sky transform before your eyes as the sun sets, painting a picture of beauty, serenity and peacefulness. The twilight sky is the perfect backdrop to a stunning sunset, making the experience all the more memorable.
As the last of the rays of sunshine disappeared in the distance, they spotted a silhouette of a horse carriage approaching them in the distance. The sound of the clattering of the horse's hooves and the creaking of the wooden wheels echoed across the empty expanse of the landscape. The horse-drawn carriage seemed to move in a gentle, graceful manner as it slowly came closer to where Fumy and Len stood. They watched in awe, admiring the beauty of the carriage as it made its way towards them. The silver rays of the rising moon illuminated the carriage, giving it an almost magical glow. It wasn't long before the carriage stopped a few feet away from them. Fumy gasped as she saw who it was.
"Hey pal, what are you doing this late?" asked Fumy
"Shut up," said an irritated voice.
"It looks like we caught you slacking off again." muttered Len a bit loud
"What do you care anyway, you're just going to step on me again and again."
"We won't do that this time, so quit complaining," said a second voice.
"I can complain as much as I want, you idiots."
There was silence as everyone stared at each other.
"Well, I guess we should be heading back now," said Fumy
"Don't worry, I'll walk with you,"
"Thank you, but we're fine walking on our own."
Len and Fumy were confused at the whole moment. Sadly they didn't bring a torch over, it was so hard for them to see who it was. But Len recognized one of them is Darren's voice.
"Hey, Darren. What are you doing here?" asked Len
"I need to get things clear," answered Darren.
"What? Why?"
"Because I have to know.."
"Darren, let's just go home-" said the third voice but it got interrupted.
"But why? Just let the carriage pass through, just move, bro."
"Nah, it doesn't matter. Once you know, you'll figure it out," said Darren.
Len, determined to understand the root of the issue, marched forward with a focused look in her eyes. Meanwhile, Fumy stayed in the same spot, unmoved and unperturbed by the developing situation, her careless nature preventing her from taking action. But, when she finally looked into the matter, her jaw dropped and she was rendered speechless by the startling reality.
***
I felt overwhelmed by the situation I was in. All I wanted was to get to Agent Pig and get my problem sorted out, but these people were blocking my way. I was starting to get frustrated, but I knew that I needed to stay calm. I took a deep breath and tried to think of a creative solution. After a few moments, I realized that maybe I could get around them if I took a different route. I knew it would be longer, but it was worth it to avoid the potential confrontation. I found an alternate path and was soon on my way to Agent Pig.
Darren's huge sea dragon form is quite the sight to behold. He was massive and his scales glimmered in the moonlight. His head was long and slender, and his eyes were a deep shade of hazel. His body was long and sinuous, and his fins rippled in the dirt as he moved. His tail was long and powerful, and it whipped around him as he swung. His fins were wide and majestic, and they spread out in front of him as he glided through the path. His presence was both awe-inspiring and intimidating, as he blocked my path and I can't seem to find a way around him. Unfortunately, his size and strength make it impossible for me to pass.
"WHY CAN'T YOU EVER RESPECT ME FOR ONCE??" I shouted with rage.
"What do you want?" responded Len.
"Why are you always so cruel to me? I've done nothing wrong! Why won't anyone just listen to me?!"
"Are you okay?" asked Len.
"No, I'm not alright!" I cried. "I just want to be left alone! I don't need to be picked on or talked down to all the time!"
"Well, sorry if I hurt your feelings," said Len.
"I'm really tired of being treated like garbage. Everyone just keeps picking on me!"
"I don't know what you're talking about," said Darren.
"Leave me alone!"
"Hey, I'm sorry if I upset you," said Len.
"I'm not upset! I'm angry! I'm angry because I'm tired of people making fun of me all the time. It's so unfair! I just want to be left alone!"
"She's just trying to help," replied Darren.
"How is that helping? Just leave me alone! I need to talk to Agent Pig now! So get out of my way before I kill you all!"
"You wouldn't dare! We're stronger than you!" yelled Darren.
"Bro let's just go home-"
"Not until I get till the bottom of this"
"You're such a jerk"
"And you're just standing there, being useless,"
"SHUT UP! You guys still won't be able to stop me. I'm going to Agent Pig, so please just go away."
"You won't get anywhere near him until you tell me your reason! Now come to us and we can talk!"
"I don't care about it! I just want to be left alone!"
After arguing, I found myself teleported to the top of a majestic mountain. I had been teleported to atop of the mountain, I was in awe of the view that stretched out in front of me. I was relieved to be away from the chaos of the situation I had just left. I could feel the crisp mountain air around me, and the sun was setting in the distance. I was filled with a sense of gratitude to whoever had helped me out of the mess I had been in.
I had arrived at my destination and I knew that this was the only place I could find what I was looking for, Agent Pig's cabin. Cautiously, I stepped up to the front door of the cabin and knocked. After a few moments, the door opened and Agent Pig stood in the doorway. He welcomed me into his home and offered me a seat in his living room. We talked for a while, but I could not waste my time just for that.
"I'd like to leave O'may Navier,"
"Dude? Are you serious?" Agent Pig asked.
"Yes, I really do want to leave," I replied.
"Why?"
"Because I don't belong here anymore. I want to go somewhere else where I can live in peace."
"Where are you thinking of going?"
"I want to go to the land where are no idiots who thinks they can do whatever they want"
Agent Pig looked at me with shock.
"That's not possible. No one can leave here," he said.
"Why not?"
"I'm not allowed to tell you that information," said Agent Pig.
"Weren't you the one I hugged when I'm feeling at my worst? How are you quickly becoming mean?"
"I'm just doing my job," said Agent Pig.
"Whatever, I don't care anymore."
"Fine,"
"Okay, then I'll be leaving now. I don't care If people misses me, I want to have a break."
"Wait, hold on a minute, please!" said Agent Pig.
"No, I don't think I will. I'm just going to leave now."
"Please, don't leave."
"And I don't care if you miss me or not. Goodbye. And get well soon."
I got up and left Agent Pig's house without saying another word to him. I hated how this island was treating me, I didn't need this kind of treatment.
I got up onto the horse-drawn carriage feeling a wave of sadness and despair wash over me. I knew I was leaving my home and everyone I loved, and it brought tears to my eyes. Though I had my reasons for leaving, I couldn't help but feel a pang of sorrow for what I was about to do. I knew I had to go, but that didn't make it any easier. As the carriage pulled away, I looked back one last time and silently said goodbye. Fumy will be a good replacement while I'm gone.