Valaeris Lavellan (
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WHO: Kenzi and Gil
WHERE: The Zoo
WHEN: 8/10; Morning/Afternoon
WARNINGS: Kenzi's mouth? Gil freaking out over very big cats?
SUMMARY: Kenzi told Gil she was going to take him to the zoo...so they're going.
FORMAT: Quick
[It's nine in the morning and Kenzi...is running a little late. She gets up early enough, early for her anyway, and gets ready to go. Dresses in a light dress and somewhat sensible, as Kenzi doesn't really do a shoe below a three inch heel, shoes; she's even wearing sunglasses and some sunhat that goes along with her dress like Gil said she should. Her bag has sunscreen, which she's already slathered on, and some water in it for the day. One last check to make sure she had everything that would be needed and she's out the door.
The trip doesn't take long but traffic and everything else keeps her.
At the entrance she catches sight of Gil quickly enough, he really does stand out in a crowd, and rushes over.]
Sorry I'm a little late.
WHERE: The Zoo
WHEN: 8/10; Morning/Afternoon
WARNINGS: Kenzi's mouth? Gil freaking out over very big cats?
SUMMARY: Kenzi told Gil she was going to take him to the zoo...so they're going.
FORMAT: Quick
[It's nine in the morning and Kenzi...is running a little late. She gets up early enough, early for her anyway, and gets ready to go. Dresses in a light dress and somewhat sensible, as Kenzi doesn't really do a shoe below a three inch heel, shoes; she's even wearing sunglasses and some sunhat that goes along with her dress like Gil said she should. Her bag has sunscreen, which she's already slathered on, and some water in it for the day. One last check to make sure she had everything that would be needed and she's out the door.
The trip doesn't take long but traffic and everything else keeps her.
At the entrance she catches sight of Gil quickly enough, he really does stand out in a crowd, and rushes over.]
Sorry I'm a little late.
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She looks up at his expression and giggles before turning back to the giraffes. She points to one that's eating from one the feeders up on the poles. She glances back up at Gil as she points to it.] In the wild they eat from trees so that's why they have long necks. And like the zebras they're from Africa.
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We don't have animals like this back home. Not in the entire country, I believe. The forests have animals like they do here.
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[She reaches for his hand again to drag him onto the next enclosure.] The map looked like it had some kind of bear on it.
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[ Finding himself pulled again, he follows her once more, taking in the surroundings as they walk further. It may be early for a Saturday morning, but this place is bustling with people. If it's not little children running all over the place, it's teenagers with friends or their significant others. Then there are those with their families. Some speak in other languages he doesn't understand at all, but he can tell they're tourists. ]
Bears? Are those cages safe?
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Of course the cages are safe. They make them deeper for the more dangerous animals and the fences are specially made to keep them from climbing out. I know some have water around the bottom of the walls but I don't think bears mind the water too much. They've have to have outside help to get out.
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Didn't one get into City Hall? He was fuzzy on the details.
The bear enclosure is much livelier than the previous two; people are close enough to the railing and throwing something -- food -- at the bears below, whom are sitting with their mouths open and catching the food happily. Occasionally, one or two roll over on all fours to meander over to where a piece of food has fallen for them to eat from the ground. ]
The people are feeding them?
[ And all the cooing from the crowd. The kids and ladies especially are going "Aww!" every few seconds when a bear catches a piece of food. ]
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I don't think they're supposed to but I don't see any of the caretakers around.
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... Five dollars for such a tiny amount. He flares his nostrils at the price. So expensive for such tiny pieces... for bears.
He's tall enough he doesn't need to stand too close, since he can just look over someone's head, but he looks at Kenzi and wonders if she can see anything. ]
Can you see?
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[She looks back the crowd with a frown, once again tempted to just float up but Gil's question stops her from doing anything else.] Naw. But they're just bears... [She trails off, eyes growing a bit wider before she bounces.]
Oh! We should go see the wolves if they're out. [It's not that wolves are anything special, she got to see one quite often back home. It's just that she hopes there's one that looks like Dyson's wolf form.]
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Wolves? [ Are there any animals they don't have here? He nods and waits for her to lead the way again. ] Is that what you wanted to see today?
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But that sounds dangerous. ]
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I just...I dunno, would be nice to see a white one like Dyson.
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He's heard about this Dyson several times already and Kenzi always has this peculiar look on her face. A longing that's evident in her expression and voice. ]
... You two are close, aren't you?
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Yeah, he was like my big brother. Hell, we switched bodies once I don't think you can get any closer to someone than that.
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[ He remembers hearing that from her.
Awkward. ]
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It's still strange to imagine someone transforming into one of these animals.
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She shrugs.] You get used to it. Or maybe you wouldn't since there's the whole naked thing after.
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His face is burning hot already and it's barely even hit ten o'clock yet. ]
W-What?! No, never mind!
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Clothes don't come with the shifting. Which, I guess, could be pretty embarrassing for some.
[The wolf den is in sight so Kenzi speeds up a bit. She really hopes the wolves are out.]
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He feigns deep interest in the wolves instead. ]
There's quite a few of them here...
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Kenzi catches up to him easily enough and has to hold back a happy squeal at seeing the wolves out.] Aw, look at them!
[She scans over the ones that are out but doesn't see a white one yet.] Don't see one like Dyson though.
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He doesn't have to pretend any longer, watching Kenzi's interest in them and then looking out for a completely white wolf. He doesn't see one so far, but there could be more in their den. ]
This seems like a dangerous job. [ He has to wonder how the keepers feed the animals when they're put into groups like this. Wolves especially with their fangs and claws... ]
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