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As >EnterUsernameHere<'s brother, I'd like to piggyback on absolutely everything he said.

Hello world!

I doubt anyone remembers me... but, if they do, hi!

I just wanted to say I stopped coming on here for awhile, but I'm probably gonna start again... so I'll probably be on here somewhat-regularly... if anyone remembers me... (I originally stopped because I got angry at people for ...

GRDT: Hello world!

I doubt anyone remembers me... but, if they do, hi!

I just wanted to say I stopped coming on here for awhile and I want to start again... so I'll probably be on here somewhat-regularly again if anyone remembers me! (I originally stopped because I got angry at people for things ...

"Yes," the tour guide said. Rachel giggled at Trish, and tried to inch away from her.


"We will make camp and then wake in the morning. We will then continue on our tour."

The boat slowed down more and more until it came to a complete stop. The boat was secured to a stake in the dirt. The trees towered over everyone, and seemed much bigger and maybe even scarier than they were used to seeing. The tour guide announced the area. "We are now on the edges of the Lokele ...

Rachel continued to play along, and sat on Trish's lap, and continued to play along to keep up the illusion.

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Judith nodded, still smiling. She seemed to be enjoying the tour.

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The mechanic was called away from Tyrone and Sora, and the boat began to slow down more than it already was. The ...

Rachel followed.

"Whatever you want," she responded, finished with the transfer.

Rachel cupped one hand on Trish's face, and used his other hand to put most of the contents into the bag.

Rachel continued to play along, "Could you take some of the valuables? My pockets are a bit conspicuous"

Yeah, I know.

"I brought you a lot of money," she said, playing along while talking, "Lots of jewelry. The regular stuff."

Frank looked puzzled, but made no effort to do anything. He took a large drink from his alcohol.

"He had some interesting stuff," Rachel said.

He added you to the list.

STDA: Reasonable enough. I'm pretty sure a lot of people will call them Walkers.

Frank nodded quickly, not speaking. After a moment, Rachael put the bag back by Frank's feet.

STDA: It won't be hard to narrow thieves on a boat. You better hope the zombies come sooner than later.

"I'm enjoying it," the man said boringly.

"Uh huh," Frank said, shifting over a little bit, trying to get comfortable. Rachel quickly seized the opportunity to snag the bag. She put it in her shirt, and walked to the other side of the cabin. Frank rested his hand on Trish's leg.

"Frank," he said blatantly, smiling back.

"You're the best part," the man said inelegantly, "What's your name?" Rachel was right by the man, waiting for his feet to come farther away from the bag.

The tour guide turned away, and Jim tried to smile a bit.

"I'm Judith," The 13-year-old stated.

Judith nodded, and then immediately shot his head toward the monkeys.

The tour guide lazily looked over to the river side, and said, "I don't know, I didn't quite catch them..."

Judith quickly answered Ethan's question for the tour guide, "Those were swamp monkeys! They can swim."

Ethan saw a very large amount of different trees and plants to the side. Fish were visible around the boat. As they traveled on, they occasionally saw an animal. Monkeys, crocodiles, hippopotamuses. There were countless things to question.

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The mechanic looked the other way in a depressed manner.