a Country of Legends

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Tubbo walked me to a tube with water flowing inside of it.

“Do you have a trident enchanted with riptide?”

I shook my head, he was the same old Tubbo, Tommy was still well, Tommy, but if I ever met who killed him I’d tear them limb from limb, he didn’t deserve death. 

Tubbo looked at me, concern lacing his features, and He cleared his throat.

“Could I uh, hold your waist? I promise you won’t be left midstream.”

I looked down at the ground and nodded.

Tubbo grabbed my waist and we stepped into the stream, he held the trident out in front of us, and quicker than I could count to three we were at the other side.

He let go of me and I held myself against the tube, it was quick, but it was also quite nauseating.

“What the-” I heard a voice say.

“Hi Ranboo. Uh- this is an old friend of mine.” Tubbo said to me.

“Is she?”

Then I held my hand over my mouth and rushed to the shoreline, reaching it right as I threw my guts up.

“That’s-” Tubbo paused as I walked up towards both Ranboo and him.

“I’m Loudi, Loudi Amare.”

I held my hand back but the Enderian in front of me seemed to not be one for physical touch.

I began to shiver, I realized Happy was in my hair when we had entered the tube.

I felt around on the top of my head and produced a sopping wet frog.

Even Happy was shivering.

I cupped her in my hand and began shivering.

Tubbo and Ranboo were bickering while I looked around, teeth chattering. 

This seemed to be a beautiful place, with spruce forests on one side and a city surrounded by a stone wall on the other. 

“Tubbo, she’s freezing,” Ranboo said to Tubbo, looking directly at me.

“Oh my god, you look like an ice cube.”

Tubbo walked over to me and pulled my hood over my head, surprisingly I wasn’t wet, just cold.

“Shit, Loudi cmon let’s get you inside.”

I nodded and walked with Tubbo to a house made of spruce, it looked like it was the tallest house here.

Once we got inside Ranboo sat me down at a table and gave me a bottle of honey while Tubbo started a fire.

“Ad-Day?” I heard a voice say from upstairs.

“Dad?”

I looked towards a ladder and then realized there was a trapdoor above.

“Ommy-Tay!”