To put it simply, this story is about two soulmates, a strange companion and narrator, and the adventure of a lifetime.
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You're still curious, aren't you? Very well, I'll describe this story out in a bit more detail to you.
Karl is running awa...
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"See, I knew we'd need Tin Can again!" Sapnap excitedly shouts, pointing ahead at the river that I already knew was there from watching Karl.
"I thought you brought Tin Can because you couldn't leave it behind."
"Well, yeah, but I also brought him just in case we needed to cross another river." Sapnap explained.
"I didn't know you could think that far ahead." I commented.
"Shut up!"
"You didn't say I was wrong."
"I hate you." grumbled Sapnap.
"Wow, you have the audacity to say that after I've saved your life multiple times?" I asked jokingly. "I'm also the one carrying Tin Can right now and I could easily get rid of it."
"You wouldn't fucking dare!" Sapnap legitimately looked like he was ready to fight me . . . which wasn't threatening in the slightest.
"You look just about as threatening as a teddy bear." I said.
Sapnap crossed his arms and walked faster, fuming. At one point, he shouted, "Fuck you!" back to me and held up his middle finger. I paid no attention to him.
When Sapnap got to the bank of the river, he stopped, waiting for me to get there with his beloved boat. I made sure to walk as slowly as I could. He glared at me the entire time.
Once I finally got to the river, I set down the canoe and Sapnap picked it up and put it in the water. I went back to my invisible form, floating above him as he paddled across the river, using his hands because he didn't have any branches like last time. It was very entertaining to watch him struggle to cross the river.
I turned back into my physical form as Sapnap paddled up to me in Tin Can. Apparently not on speaking terms with me, he got out of the boat and crossed his arms, watching as I picked up the boat.
Now we were on the enchanted grass side of the river.
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"Boo!"
Karl screamed, jolting back as a guy randomly popped out in front of him from the long grass.
"Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you." said the guy apologetically.
"You shouted boo?" Karl said. "It kind of seems like you were trying to scare me."
"Well . . . I partly was, but I didn't expect to scare you that much."
Karl crossed his arms. "Of course I was scared! You just popped out of nowhere in an enchanted grass field and the person who enchanted it is probably around here and they might be evil. I've been on edge the entire day!"
