AvM/AvA (ADVENTURE)

GAME OF BOREDOM

I was barely able to write this all :|

I still have to study for a test and do some leftover homework. This is torture....but I couldn't not post something, so here it is :)

ENJOY

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"Is it over yet..?"

Second sighed, turning to face Red who looked up at him hopefully.

"No." Second stated flatly. He got up, pushing away the curtains so that Red could see the stormy, gray sky outside. "It's still raining, and it will continue to be like this for the rest of the day."

Red groaned, collapsing in the ball pit. Currently, the group of friends were chilling in their room, doing absolutely nothing at all. They were all bored to the bone, but they didn't know what to do.

Second just shook his head at Red's behavior and sat down on his bed, sighing once again. He didn't even feel like sketching -- the sky outside was just too dull to be drawn. He couldn't get his mind to picture it on paper, so he just completely gave up the thought.

Red, after seeing that nobody went to talk to him even after he dramatically fell down into the ball pit, got up and waved his arms up and down to get everyone's attention; it worked.

He took a deep breath and said. "This is boring. Can't we do anything fun together? There has to be some type of game, right?"

The others just stared at him blankly, causing him to feel slightly self conscious of himself. After a few beats of silence, Red gave up entirely. He dropped his arms and fell dramatically back into the ball pit once more.

"Should we try the computer?"

Immediately Red perked up, sinking into the ball pit slightly as he tried to scramble back up onto the floor. Once he finally managed to get out, he rushed toward the computer, an idea sparking in his mind.

They'll just play some games on the computer -- no big deal.

Username. Password.

Shoot. Red had forgotten what his username was -- not to mention his password. So he resolved to just staring blankly at the screen, the energy draining out of him slowly, bit by bit.

Suddenly he was shoved gently to the side, and with a slight laugh, Yellow began to type a username and a password. One that Red had never heard or seen before. At Red's shocked face, Yellow just shook his head and smiled good-naturedly.

"I always have backup emails." Yellow stated as the computer logged him in. It was quite fast, since usually a computer would take a while before it could fully log into a new account.

Red didn't care, though.

He immediately rushed back toward the computer, his energy back once again. At this point, the others had stopped what they were doing (which was staring into the abyss) and came to see what Red was going to do. They waited with bated breaths, watching as Red typed....he clicked...

All five of them: Yellow, Blue, Green, Purple, and Second -- groaned in unison as they watched Red begin a game of Flappy Bird. Typical Red.

Time passed by in a flash as the friends took turns playing different games. It almost didn't work out, seeing as each had a different game in mind -- but they made it work anyway, despite it being total chaos.

Red continued to play his Flappy Bird game, which began to annoy the others seeing as he was pretty good at it, and it could last for quite a long time. He would eventually lose, and Green saw it as an immediate opportunity to play a game of his own. He went next, playing a game of FNF. Everytime he lost, though, he would always try to fit in a new round and had to be pushed away roughly before he finally gave up on taking away someone else's turn. Yellow played online Chess (wonder why that is) and caused the others to groan once more -- they were never as brainy as Yellow was, and didn't see the point in playing such a boring game. Yellow, though, just rolled his eyes and ignored his friends. If they didn't understand, they didn't understand. He did once try to get Blue to learn how to play, and it was working for quite some time before he realized that he was going a little too hard on Blue. In the end, Blue had to be convinced with nether wart to truly agree on playing with him. At least it still somewhat worked in the end.