Tommy Innit X Reader

Come With Me

(Y/N)~

It's been another two days. I'm tired of sitting around. Niki told me the boats finished and, although it's roughly midnight I'm going to make a run for it. Hopefully the night will offer me some cover. I'll be like- a bat or something.

     I stuffed the golden apple into my pocket and strapped the iron sword to my back, along with a hand made bow and a few arrows. I grabbed some blue and put in my other pocket, walking to the door and took a deep breath. Here we go...

     I opened the door.

     "Hi."

      I slammed the door shut again. Shit.

     "Oh, come on, (Y/N). I just want to talk. I won't hurt you... again."

      "Shut up, you selfish, green obsessed, mask wearing, manipulative, asshole!"

      "Wow. Ouch." He pounded the door. "Enough with the small talk. Let me in."

      "What are you, the Big Bad Wolf from that one fairy tale?!"

      "Ew, who even reads now a-days?"

      "Me, dumbass!"
 
      "True," he slammed against the door, harder this time. "Now, c'mon. Let me in."

       I sighed, glancing around for anything to buy me enough time to get away without him noticing. Normally, I'd fight but I don't stand a chance if he happens to be wearing armor, and I doubt he came unprepared. I grinned, seeing the small table next to the door and dragged it over as fast as I could. Once it was in place I ran over to a window on the other side of the house and began prying it open.

     C'mon... C'mon....

     "(Y/N). Don't make me break this door down."

     Please...

      Pop.

     Yes! I quickly slipped under the glass and closed it behind me. Cowering under the window sill when I heard the crashing of wood.

     "Aha! I found... you... Dammit! What the fuck?! Where did they go?!" I heard him punch the wall.

     Pft. Cry baby.

     "Maybe they left out the back..."

     Uh oh. I heard him walk out and coming around the building so I quickly ran around the other side, making a dash for the train tracks when I was in the open. I kept going as fast as I could until I was sure no one was following me. For then on, it was quite the peaceful trip.

*****

      I sighed. I've been paddling this boat for hours and I could tell the sun would rise soon. Who knew Tommy was sent so far away from his home. I almost don't blame his friends for not visiting.

      Almost.

      Then, the darkness parted, making a beach visible. I grinned, "Finally!" I focussed completely on rowing as I urged the boat forwards. Oh, I'm so excited to see Tommy again. Also, Aster. Maybe I could even offer him the golden apple I have as a sorry. An apology apple! I was so caught up in my fantasy's as I walked to Logstedshire that I completely overlooked the... lack of the settlement. The only thing breaking me out of my trance was the distant sobbing of a boy.

     "Tommy?!" I called, cupping my mouth, but the sobbing only grew louder at the sound of his name.

    I followed the sound, running around the rubble until I found a small boy. He wasn't any younger than me but he was smaller than Tommy and I. He was covering his face in his hands as he knelt on the floor, sobbing his eyes out. Each hiccuping cry more heart wrenching than the last. He wore a dark suit which was crumpled by his stance. His brown hair falling over what seemed to be goat ears.

     "Hey... Uh, what's wrong...?"

     The boy glanced up, staring at me with a broken look in his green eyes. "Who... Who are you?"

     "I'm (Y/N). Tommy's friend."

     He gripped over his heart with one hand, covering half his face with the other as he let out another cry of anguish.

     "Woah, woah..." I knelt besides him, becoming increasingly more on edge. "What's going on?"

      "He's dead!"

     "Who-"

     "Tommy!" He gripped my shoulder and waved wildly up at a pillar in the sky. "He's dead and it's all my fault!"

     My eyes widened. No. It couldn't be. I hesitantly turned my gaze upwards seeing a high tower of various materials pointing skyward. It stretched so far it seemed to pierce the sky. Anyone would die if they fell from such a height. My eyes stung as tears threatened to fall, a light rain falling around us at the same moment. Almost as if the gods were grieving as well.

     No. I shook my head firmly. Tommy wouldn't kill himself, sure he was alone but he's stronger than that. "No." I stood, warning a weird glance from the heart broken boy beneath me. "I refuse to believe he's dead. I'll find him."

     "What else could've happened?"

     "I don't know, but he didn't die."

     Tubbo looked back down. "I've already looked everywhere. He's gone."

     "Did you find a body?"
 
     The boy shook his head solemly.

     "Then there's no guarantee he's not alive somewhere." I glanced around. "Someone obviously attacked him. The place wouldn't look this blown up if it wasn't so. Maybe he's trying to escape someone, and I think I have a pretty good idea at who."

     "Who...?"

    "Not to be rude but you're not very trustworthy at the moment. Plus, if you really knew him I'm sure you'll be able to piece it together." I turned, walking away towards where my cabin should be. "Anyways. Bye...?"

    He sighed, shaking. "Bye."

    I swiftly made my way towards my cabin. Tommy could be hurt and if he was he wouldn't be able to thrive on his own. I'm going to need to find him soon, otherwise he might actually die.

     Thunk.

    I widened my eyes, glancing down to see a arrow not far from my feet. "What...?"

     Thunk. Thunk.

     Two more. Shit.

     I glanced up, glaring at the woods, seeing a hooded head pop up, waving at me. Something about the figure seemed familiar and I stepped forwards.

     Upon closer inspection I realized who it was, despite the ever growing heavier rainfall. "Techno...?"

     "(Y/N). Finally. God, I thought you'd never notice me. C'mon." He got up, signaling for me to follow him.

    "What? No! I need to look for Tommy-"

     "Where do you think I'm taking you?! Trust me, I'm not too fond of you. If it wasn't for my brother I wouldn't have gone out of my way to seek you out." He reached out, gripping my wrist, firmly but not enough to hurt, and began dragging me to the tundra.