ext_1001662: (Well The Way I See It...)
http://cowardly-hero.livejournal.com/ ([identity profile] cowardly-hero.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] paixaorpg2008-01-29 10:28 pm

Bon Appétit [Completed]

Character(s): Timon, Pumbaa, Vyers, and Sally
Content: After Vyers promise to treat Timon to lunch, the pair enjoy a home cooked meal with the company of their own two guests.
Setting: Porfavore's [I5]
Time: Afternoon
Warnings: none

The large smirk across the meerkats lips never ceased to fade, even after the long journey to the little family owned restaurant. He'd definitely been thinking of something he liked. Wither it was the free meal he was about to receive, or perhaps something more, it would remain mystery. Well, at least for now. As much as he'd of liked to, Timon couldn't spill anything. The possibility of Pumbaa accidentally letting something slip was unfortunately to high.

... Then again, the warthog was his best friend. They'd known each other for years and never kept a secret from one another. Not any secret he knew of, anyway. Then again, that didn't mean Pumbaa couldn't be hiding something from him. -wait, what was he thinking? HE was the one keeping the secret here, not Pumbaa. How could he not tell him his plan? Oh wait, he just explained that, hadn't he?

As Porfavore's came into sight, he pushed the thought away and began to bounce excitedly on his friends head. "There it is!" He said, pointing toward the restaurant. "Finally! I was startin' to think we'd taken another wrong turn. Geez, this map his harder to use than I thought... They outta start puttin' up signs 'round this place."

[identity profile] mysterious-moi.livejournal.com 2008-05-31 12:39 am (UTC)(link)
Vyers took the moment to glance outside. There really wasn't anything too interesting out there--at least, nothing he hadn't seen in the city before. People were ambling about from place to place. It seemed almost aimless, though they seemed to get wherever it was they wanted to go well enough. Maybe it was just that blankness in their eyes. How strange it was--so... very... wrong, almost. At least the natives were friendly enough, wrong as they were. As long as they were relatively peaceful and happy, he supposed they could be however they liked.

My, but it was quiet at this table. The gentle buzz of conversation everywhere else was enough to keep it from being too maddening, but the pressure of the silence was still uncomfortable. "So..." he began, looking around boredly, but trailed off after that, unsure of exactly what to say.