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# Breakfast - An angry normal day

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1. >You are Shimmer Light, and your emotions are hard to keep in check.
2. >You swear she's doing it on purpose, though you have no proof.
3. >Hexferry has been walking next to you ever since you left the market.
4. >... Yet she's said nothing to you. She hasn't even looked at you.
5. >Your anger has reached a point you didn't think it could reach, yet you show no emotions.
6. >She's just walking within a meter of you.
7. >So badly, you want to change your speed to force her to reveal she's consciously doing it.
8. >If she doesn't keep pace with you, you'll be rid of her.
9. >The plan itself works, but it has a flaw.
10. >You would have to react to her.
11. >In your eyes, no one exists. Reacting to someone who isn't there isn't an option.
12. >So you keep walking, filled to the brim with anger and hate, wearing the same stone face you always wear.
13. >... The world would be better without these charlatans.
14. >Some moth walks by and greets Hexferry.
15. >You'd identify them if they were still in your sight.
16. >... You've been paying all of your attention to your rage.
17. >She turned and waved to them, but keeps walking at the same pace.
18. >... If you ignore her, to a greater extreme than usual, you might be able to keep your hate from showing.
19. >Your eyes dart around the street.
20. >Children, stallions, mares...
21. >Hexferry...
22. >...
23. >You aren't even halfway home.
24. >"Hexferry!"
25. >You'll get murderous if this doesn't stop soon.
26. >She turns to face someone behind you, conveniently turning away from you.
27. >... She doesn't keep walking.
28. >You might be free.
29. >You put the rest of your barely-alive self-control into trying not to run.
30. >... You should probably be eavesdropping on whatever they're saying.
31. >Or, you could just keep walking.
32. >... You can't really eavesdrop anyway, they're behind you now.
33. >Nothing on this stupid planet can stop you now.
34. >Finally, you aren't within wing-span of a filthy peasant.
35. >You continue forward, completely free from-
36. >Hexferry dashes past you.
37. >... Your heart skips several beats.
39. >... But she doesn't slow down. She continues on her breakneck way.
40. >A few quick glances around reveal a few other moths to be doing about the same.
41. >You see the peach one, the yellow one and the regal one.
42. >A few other moths have noticed their run but have reacted with confusion, not haste.
43. >... Only Hexferry's close friends are rushing.
44. >Hexferry had the greatest head-start, but the peach one and the yellow one are catching up to her. The regal one... obviously believes the situation is calm enough to not run full-speed ahead. She's hurrying but not running.
45. >You glance back ahead to... Hexferry has been passed by both of them. She doesn't seem to be running as fast as she was before.
46. >Someone isn't used to distance running.
47. >She... Actually, she appears to be limping.
48. >The regal one is now rushing to Hexferry's side.
49. >...
50. >The two of them appear to speak in place for a while.
51. >You're within hearing distance of them now.
52. >"Why my house? Isn't Caramel's house more ideal for this?"
53. >"You know her, she likely has several... things... lying around."
54. >You could hear the disgust in the regal one's voice on the word "things".
55. >Hexferry sighs in response.
56. >"Do not worry, Hexferry, it will be only us this time. Your house will not get destroyed like the last time."
57. >Another party. At least this one won't become a second sun.
58. >You pass the two moths.
59. >"Do you think Sepia will be able to make it?"
60. >"I am uncertain. If Golden Corral has any say in the matter, she will."
61. >"Great. Anyway, can, um..."
62. >"Did you sprain an ankle?"
63. >"Yeah..."
64. >Soon the two are out of your hearing range.
65. >Your house is within sight.
66. >...
67. >The peach one is staring into the street from Hexferry's door, most likely waiting for her friends to catch up.
68. >You, however, really don't care about their stupid plans.
69. >You approach your door, open it, and go inside.
70. >You had a stressful day.

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>You are Shimmer Light, and your emotions are hard to keep in check. >You swear she's doing it on purpose, though you have no proof. >Hexferry has been walking next to you ever since you left the market. >... Yet she's said nothing to you. She hasn't even looked at you. >Your anger has reached a point you didn't think it could reach, yet you show no emotions. >She's just walking within a meter of you. >So badly, you want to change your speed to force her to reveal she's consciously doing it. >If she doesn't keep pace with you, you'll be rid of her. >The plan itself works, but it has a flaw. >You would have to react to her. >In your eyes, no one exists. Reacting to someone who isn't there isn't an option. >So you keep walking, filled to the brim with anger and hate, wearing the same stone face you always wear. >... The world would be better without these charlatans. >Some moth walks by and greets Hexferry. >You'd identify them if they were still in your sight. >... You've been paying all of your attention to your rage. >She turned and waved to them, but keeps walking at the same pace. >... If you ignore her, to a greater extreme than usual, you might be able to keep your hate from showing. >Your eyes dart around the street. >Children, stallions, mares... >Hexferry... >... >You aren't even halfway home. >"Hexferry!" >You'll get murderous if this doesn't stop soon. >She turns to face someone behind you, conveniently turning away from you. >... She doesn't keep walking. >You might be free. >You put the rest of your barely-alive self-control into trying not to run. >... You should probably be eavesdropping on whatever they're saying. >Or, you could just keep walking. >... You can't really eavesdrop anyway, they're behind you now. >Nothing on this stupid planet can stop you now. >Finally, you aren't within wing-span of a filthy peasant. >You continue forward, completely free from- >Hexferry dashes past you. >... Your heart skips several beats. >... But she doesn't slow down. She continues on her breakneck way. >A few quick glances around reveal a few other moths to be doing about the same. >You see the peach one, the yellow one and the regal one. >A few other moths have noticed their run but have reacted with confusion, not haste. >... Only Hexferry's close friends are rushing. >Hexferry had the greatest head-start, but the peach one and the yellow one are catching up to her. The regal one... obviously believes the situation is calm enough to not run full-speed ahead. She's hurrying but not running. >You glance back ahead to... Hexferry has been passed by both of them. She doesn't seem to be running as fast as she was before. >Someone isn't used to distance running. >She... Actually, she appears to be limping. >The regal one is now rushing to Hexferry's side. >... >The two of them appear to speak in place for a while. >You're within hearing distance of them now. >"Why my house? Isn't Caramel's house more ideal for this?" >"You know her, she likely has several... things... lying around." >You could hear the disgust in the regal one's voice on the word "things". >Hexferry sighs in response. >"Do not worry, Hexferry, it will be only us this time. Your house will not get destroyed like the last time." >Another party. At least this one won't become a second sun. >You pass the two moths. >"Do you think Sepia will be able to make it?" >"I am uncertain. If Golden Corral has any say in the matter, she will." >"Great. Anyway, can, um..." >"Did you sprain an ankle?" >"Yeah..." >Soon the two are out of your hearing range. >Your house is within sight. >... >The peach one is staring into the street from Hexferry's door, most likely waiting for her friends to catch up. >You, however, really don't care about their stupid plans. >You approach your door, open it, and go inside. >You had a stressful day.