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"I would not laugh. And, yes, this place seems fine." He scanned the area, then took a seat on a rock.
"No, I'm afraid I don't. Let's just keep going." He pinched the bridge of his nose, and kept walking.
He crossed right after, wobbling a bit, but eventually making it. "Tsk tsk tsk. I thought you were a good person."
He walked over to the log, and tested it for stability before crossing. "Or we'll get eaten by bears, first."
"Yes, that works fine. How long are we planning on staying here?" he asked, crossing his arms uncomfortably.
"Is that so? I've heard humanities deadliest threat is nature itself, so I don't know." He did not much like the forest, and was more accustomed...
"Alright. Let's keep moving, then." He continued deeper into the forest with hesitance. "Hopefully," he thought, "the forest wasn't as dangerous...
I like to look at others people art when that happens, because it inspires me to do good.
Francis darted, running straight for the forest. Once, he was in the safety of the trees he turned around, looking for anything wrong.
"Only my weapons, which I'm sure you don't have, but we can live without them. Let's just keep going. It's nothing to worry about." He shifted to...
He nodded, scanning at the surrounding area. "I didn't grab my items."
"I don't think that's necessary. I'm sure it's just the dust messing with me," he denied, taking his arm back reluctantly.
"Yes, but after that. I can't seem to think of any probable outcomes," he said, deep in thought. "I don't know why."
He looked around, his brows furrowed. "Where are we going?"
He looked around, speechless for a moment. "I... don't know where to go. I can't think."
He opened it, shaking his head. "Do you even have any friends? If so, how?"
Francis grumbled. "Is it really a surprisethat I, a human, can actually be worried about someone?"
He turned back around, an annoyed look on his face. "Obviously I care. I have enough common sense to care about the well-being of other people,"...
"I'm not sure. Maybe five or six? There's most likely more scouting other areas, as well." He crossed his arms. "If you need help, please say...
"Yes, but it's best you hurry," he said quietly, then turned away, staring into a corner. "There are people outside."
