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# Breakfast - Warm rain

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1. >... You are Shimmer Light.
2. >You don't know where you are.
3. >You're bundled up in a lot of clothing, that's for sure.
4. >Fantastic, your mind isn't catching up with your body.
5. >Your eyes focus on the wall you're leaning against.
6. >No, wait, that's actually the floor.
7. >There's something else underneath you.
8. >... Where are you?
9. >What happened...?
10. >Wait, you remember now.
11. >Presumably last night, you had a difficult time getting home due to an intense storm.
12. >Then Hexferry brought you inside... somewhere...
13. >Is this her house?
14. >If it is, you should be able to see your home through a window.
15. >Luckily, there's a window in your line of sight.
16. >... The only thing you can see is rain.
17. >It's brighter than when you were out, but it still isn't bright.
18. >The rain is only slightly less than before.
19. >Great...
20. >You take in a deep breath and try to move yourself to stand.
21. >Your legs feel like they're made of lead.
22. >"Oh, you're finally awake."
23. >Okay.
24. >That didn't startle you at all.
25. >Nope.
26. >Though your body didn't shake in the slightest.
27. >Your heart is racing, but your body didn't even react.
28. >Even in disadvantageous circumstances, you can still perform perfectly.
29. >... Wait, that voice seemed incredibly close.
30. >Did you land on her?
31. >Has she been stuck under you this whole time?
32. >How long were you out?
33. >... It's time to get up.
34. >You roll yourself more onto your legs.
35. >Well, you're probably not on Hexferry anymore.
36. >You're... almost in a kneeling position now.
37. >... After a bit of struggling, you raise yourself to stand upright.
38. >Hexferry is next to you; she just stood up as well.
39. >"Are you okay?"
40. >She's still concerned.
41. >Of course you're okay.
42. >You're perfect.
43. >She waits only a few seconds for an answer, then nonchalantly walks past you.
44. >Your eyes follow her and...
45. >She walks into a dining room/kitchen mix of a room.
46. >You follow her in.
47. >... Wait, you need to stop paying attention to her. You can't just...
48. >... You have no choice.
50. >You can't just leave.
51. >You can't just ignore her in her house.
52. >... You don't have the energy to make it home before you get drenched.
53. >Even though your house is next door, you can't make it.
54. >It's sad, really.
55. >... Hexferry has pulled a few things from various cabinets and the refrigerator and set them on the table.
56. >The round table has thirteen chairs around it.
57. >Exactly thirteen.
58. >You've counted several times in the span of ten seconds.
59. >... You take a few steps forward.
60. >Hexferry seems to have everything she was looking for now.
61. >The table has various fruits, cereals, vegetables, breads, peanut butters, jellies, milks...
62. >She has more food on this table than you usually have in your house.
63. >She walks over to the chairs you're closest to and puts a few things at them.
64. >Bowls, plates, spoons, forks, butter knives, cups...
65. >Well, it seems you're going to eat breakfast.
66. >Choices, choices...
67. >As a finishing touch, Hexferry pulls out a chair and offers you the seat.
68. >... You really wish you had some pride left in you.
69. >Grudgingly, you sit.
70. >She takes a seat next to you.
71. >Great...
72. >She looks at you with a warm smile.
73. >"So, what do you want?"
74. >You look over the assortment of foods.
75. >... Actually, the only thing here you can have is milk.
76. >"Oh, I'm sorry, can you eat solid food?"
77. >... You're being incredibly easy to read.
78. >You shake your head.
79. >You ate solid food all the time when you were a filly, but now...
80. >You just... can't.
81. >"I can make you a fruit smoothie, if you'd like that."
82. >You slowly nod your head.
83. >This is pathetic.
84. >She flutters over, picks up some fruit and flies over to the counter.
85. >You can see a blender.
86. >"What do you want in it?"
87. >... You sigh in defeat.
88. "Whatever..."
89. >You're a pathetic sight to behold.
90. >She quickly prepares a few things and puts them in.
91. >Strawberries, bananas, pineapple...
92. >Hexferry, however, isn't done. She grabs the coconut milk from the table and pour a bit into the mix as well.
94. >She puts the lid on the blender and starts it up.
95. >While your smoothie is blending, she sets herself up with a bowl of Honeycombs.
96. >She casually walks over to the blender, shuts it off and pours the contents into a glass.
97. >She flutters over to your side and gives it to you.
98. >... If you weren't so dead for energy...
99. >You move the scarves out of the way and bring your nose to the glass.
100. >... It smells heavenly.
101. >Slowly, your tongue snakes out of your mouth and into the smoothie.
102. >Hexferry is staring at you.
103. >Of course she is, she wants to know if you like it.
104. >You take a sip.
105. >...
106. >It...
107. >It's really good...
108. >It's better than most things you've ever made.
109. >Every flavor mixes perfectly together.
110. >Genius.
111. >... She...
112. >You'll have to make it in your free time so you can feel better about yourself.
113. >Your ego died in the mud last night.
114. >... Sad.
115. >You glance over at Hexferry.
116. >She's smiling and eating her Honeycombs.
117. >Knowing your luck, you showed some sign of liking it.
118. >You really hate everything right now.
119. >If it wasn't raining so hard, you'd go home, flop on your bed and call the day a failure.
120. >"So... Aren't you hot in all those layers?"
121. >...
122. >The rest of breakfast was spent mostly in silence.
123. >Hexferry asked a few questions and you nodded or shook your head to respond.
124. >She took the empty glass from you and put it in the sink with her bowl and spoon.
125. >It took her a while, but she cleared the table as well.
126. >You went back to the entrance room and sat in front of the window.
127. >Your home is so close, but the rain would easily stop you.
128. >... It isn't raining as hard as it was.
129. >"Is there anything else I can do for you?"
130. >You just continue to stare out the window.
131. >...
132. >Eventually, the rain dies down to a reasonable level, and you get up to leave.
133. >Hexferry wishes you well.
134. >You open the door and...
135. "... Thank you..."
136. >You really hope she doesn't save you next time.

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>... You are Shimmer Light. >You don't know where you are. >You're bundled up in a lot of clothing, that's for sure. >Fantastic, your mind isn't catching up with your body. >Your eyes focus on the wall you're leaning against. >No, wait, that's actually the floor. >There's something else underneath you. >... Where are you? >What happened...? >Wait, you remember now. >Presumably last night, you had a difficult time getting home due to an intense storm. >Then Hexferry brought you inside... somewhere... >Is this her house? >If it is, you should be able to see your home through a window. >Luckily, there's a window in your line of sight. >... The only thing you can see is rain. >It's brighter than when you were out, but it still isn't bright. >The rain is only slightly less than before. >Great... >You take in a deep breath and try to move yourself to stand. >Your legs feel like they're made of lead. >"Oh, you're finally awake." >Okay. >That didn't startle you at all. >Nope. >Though your body didn't shake in the slightest. >Your heart is racing, but your body didn't even react. >Even in disadvantageous circumstances, you can still perform perfectly. >... Wait, that voice seemed incredibly close. >Did you land on her? >Has she been stuck under you this whole time? >How long were you out? >... It's time to get up. >You roll yourself more onto your legs. >Well, you're probably not on Hexferry anymore. >You're... almost in a kneeling position now. >... After a bit of struggling, you raise yourself to stand upright. >Hexferry is next to you; she just stood up as well. >"Are you okay?" >She's still concerned. >Of course you're okay. >You're perfect. >She waits only a few seconds for an answer, then nonchalantly walks past you. >Your eyes follow her and... >She walks into a dining room/kitchen mix of a room. >You follow her in. >... Wait, you need to stop paying attention to her. You can't just... >... You have no choice. >You can't just leave. >You can't just ignore her in her house. >... You don't have the energy to make it home before you get drenched. >Even though your house is next door, you can't make it. >It's sad, really. >... Hexferry has pulled a few things from various cabinets and the refrigerator and set them on the table. >The round table has thirteen chairs around it. >Exactly thirteen. >You've counted several times in the span of ten seconds. >... You take a few steps forward. >Hexferry seems to have everything she was looking for now. >The table has various fruits, cereals, vegetables, breads, peanut butters, jellies, milks... >She has more food on this table than you usually have in your house. >She walks over to the chairs you're closest to and puts a few things at them. >Bowls, plates, spoons, forks, butter knives, cups... >Well, it seems you're going to eat breakfast. >Choices, choices... >As a finishing touch, Hexferry pulls out a chair and offers you the seat. >... You really wish you had some pride left in you. >Grudgingly, you sit. >She takes a seat next to you. >Great... >She looks at you with a warm smile. >"So, what do you want?" >You look over the assortment of foods. >... Actually, the only thing here you can have is milk. >"Oh, I'm sorry, can you eat solid food?" >... You're being incredibly easy to read. >You shake your head. >You ate solid food all the time when you were a filly, but now... >You just... can't. >"I can make you a fruit smoothie, if you'd like that." >You slowly nod your head. >This is pathetic. >She flutters over, picks up some fruit and flies over to the counter. >You can see a blender. >"What do you want in it?" >... You sigh in defeat. "Whatever..." >You're a pathetic sight to behold. >She quickly prepares a few things and puts them in. >Strawberries, bananas, pineapple... >Hexferry, however, isn't done. She grabs the coconut milk from the table and pour a bit into the mix as well. >She puts the lid on the blender and starts it up. >While your smoothie is blending, she sets herself up with a bowl of Honeycombs. >She casually walks over to the blender, shuts it off and pours the contents into a glass. >She flutters over to your side and gives it to you. >... If you weren't so dead for energy... >You move the scarves out of the way and bring your nose to the glass. >... It smells heavenly. >Slowly, your tongue snakes out of your mouth and into the smoothie. >Hexferry is staring at you. >Of course she is, she wants to know if you like it. >You take a sip. >... >It... >It's really good... >It's better than most things you've ever made. >Every flavor mixes perfectly together. >Genius. >... She... >You'll have to make it in your free time so you can feel better about yourself. >Your ego died in the mud last night. >... Sad. >You glance over at Hexferry. >She's smiling and eating her Honeycombs. >Knowing your luck, you showed some sign of liking it. >You really hate everything right now. >If it wasn't raining so hard, you'd go home, flop on your bed and call the day a failure. >"So... Aren't you hot in all those layers?" >... >The rest of breakfast was spent mostly in silence. >Hexferry asked a few questions and you nodded or shook your head to respond. >She took the empty glass from you and put it in the sink with her bowl and spoon. >It took her a while, but she cleared the table as well. >You went back to the entrance room and sat in front of the window. >Your home is so close, but the rain would easily stop you. >... It isn't raining as hard as it was. >"Is there anything else I can do for you?" >You just continue to stare out the window. >... >Eventually, the rain dies down to a reasonable level, and you get up to leave. >Hexferry wishes you well. >You open the door and... "... Thank you..." >You really hope she doesn't save you next time.