Liam Kincaid (
firstofitskind) wrote2017-11-18 07:06 am
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29 Chimera Court, Saturday Morning
Well, Liam's age could be measured in the single digits even on weekends where something hadn't happened to cause many of Fandom's residents to wake up as children. That didn't mean that this weekend's weirdness had skipped him, of course. No, the Liam who woke up this morning was actually child-shaped.
Which meant he had regressed to a point where he was still very new to, well, existence. He could tell that something was not-quite-right, but lacked the words to describe just what that was.
What he did know was that he was cold. Which was an easy enough problem to solve, he just pulled the blanket off the chair and wrapped it around his shoulders.
Then there was the strange rumbling sound his stomach was making. That... he didn't know what to do about, exactly. Clearly, some exploration was in order.
[ooc: open for housemates, tiny or otherwise! or visitors too i suppose!]
Which meant he had regressed to a point where he was still very new to, well, existence. He could tell that something was not-quite-right, but lacked the words to describe just what that was.
What he did know was that he was cold. Which was an easy enough problem to solve, he just pulled the blanket off the chair and wrapped it around his shoulders.
Then there was the strange rumbling sound his stomach was making. That... he didn't know what to do about, exactly. Clearly, some exploration was in order.
[ooc: open for housemates, tiny or otherwise! or visitors too i suppose!]
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Today, though, he wasn't a tiger. Today he was himself, having woken up sprawled out across his bed, and after putting on some clothing he was making his way to the kitchen for something to eat that preferably wasn't raw meat.
But first, tea. Nathan was not facing his first day back without fur without tea. So he could be found plugging in the kettle, not yet aware of any further island shenanigans that might be upon them.
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Wide-eyed, he peered in to the brightly-lit room, stiffening slightly in surprise as he caught sight of Nathan.
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Because of course the island would turn him back in time to find a kid randomly in his house. He blinked across the room at Liam, momentarily confused. And then offered him a friendly smile and a little wave. He'd figure out who the kid was in a bit, he was sure.
"Good morning," he greeted. "Hungry?"
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Oh.
Thanks, genetic memories!
He nodded. And his stomach made that noise again, as if to underscore the point.
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"Right, then." He nodded toward the fridge. "I was about to make breakfast, I could make enough for two."
He paused, and then quietly decided to make at least enough for four. Either his roommates were children or they had children. Either way, it wouldn't be a bad idea to make extra.
And if it turned out that this kid was the only one who came along, well, he had no doubt they could just leave the rest of the food out for Magnus and it would disappear eventually.
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Liam beamed at Nathan. Breakfast sounded excellent. And speaking of sounds... what was that whistling noise? Something about it sounded familiar.
Or as familiar as something could sound when you had no actual life experience to speak of.
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"I'm making tea as well," he explained, "though I'm not certain you'll care for it. There should be juice in the fridge."
Unless someone had finished it off over the course of the week. Nathan wouldn't have. He'd been busy being a tiger, and all.
"How do pancakes sound?" They seemed traditional for these sorts of weekends. "Assuming we have all the ingredients."
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Hey, at least it wasn't coffee and cheerios.
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So he sidled in and sat nearby. "Hi. What's your name?"
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"Breakfast today is scrambled eggs with cheese," he announced, nodding to the mostly prepped meal. "I don't have anything much more fancy than that, I'm afraid."
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It was hard to count change with paws.
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Look, you could absolutely order groceries, but a Civil War era man who had been living in the mountains of Japan for the past six years wasn't exactly the person to talk to about that sort of thing.
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Said the guy who would quite happily become a hermit in the mountains of Japan just to live a quiet life away from civilization at large.
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