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The cold autumn breeze blew the aqua leaves up off of the ground and guided them around Kamryn and Spider as they walked towards the treehouse. They'd been strolling through the forest, a maze of towering, white-barked trees and curious glowing mushrooms and blossoms.

"But, seriously, did you SEE the size of that bee?! I swear it could've, like, eaten me or something, dude!" Spider raved, levitating from the carpet of fallen leaves and navy moss. "Pff, yeah right. It was like the size of, I dunno, Milala," he spread his claws about 8 inches apart, indicating the size of their rodent neighbor. "And that is classified as a SMALL bee?" Spider flew upside down in front of him, crossing her pink arms. "What would you consider large, you dork?" She stuck her tounge out, floating backwards as he walked. "I never said THAT was small, but it couldn't EAT you, smart one." He rolled his eyes, keeping a straight face as he pushed her foot down, sending the aura troll spiraling to the ground.

"RUDE!" her raspy yell was muffled by the rumbling sound resonating from behind the duo. "Uh, Spide?" Kamryn's ears perked up, and, as he adjusted his glasses, a horde of incandescent, teal wasps rose through the once peaceful birch forest. Spider jumped out of the leaves, immediately grasping Kamryn's tail and flying upwards, dragging the skinny Viceral with her.

"Can you fly a-any more carelessly?!" Kamryn spat, holding on to his glasses. Spider, who was nearing their treehouse, staggered in the air, trying to keep hold of him. "Wanna walk instead?" she retorted, rolling her eye slowly.

"Wait, drop me- look!" Without hesitation, Kamryn was plummeting to the lichen-covered forest floor. Kamryn pulled himself up shaklily, and looked over to the forest. "They're... gone?" She floated down to him, staring at where the massive, living swarm was. "Weird.." she mused, running a hand through her messy, salmon pink hair.

He couldn't quite place it, but something was different about her. About how he was feeling about her, he noticed as he stared from behind, admiring. He watched her, sliding his claws into his hoodie and blushing a light teal. "Yo, Kam, you okay?" her voice snapped him out of the daydream, and they walked through the november breeze.

They entered their house, coming into the small, colorful kitchen. Kamryn struck a match and lit the brightly painted lanterns on the walls, illuminating the vibrant and cluttered space. He brushed his hands against the rough bark of the birch tree that ran through the middle of the house, like a toothpick that supported the layers of treehouse they'd built, colorful and compact.

"Kamryn, you're staring again, weirdo." narrowing her eye, she leaned against the tree, looking at the yellow floorboards. "What's eatin' ya?" Spider shifted her gaze to Kamryn, who was flushed bright teal.

"U-uh, I'm just- kinda shaken up by the w-whole... giant mass of equally giant wasps?" he kept his hands in his pockets, still staring at her. "...how is that any worse than some of our previous adventures, dude? You're being weeird." She eyed him, flustering at his absentness. "Kam?"

"A-ah- sorry, I'm gonna go chill upstairs." He kept his head down, and quickly cleared the two multicolored, winding staircases up to the bedroom, where he sat in a hanging basket chair, running his claw through his unkempt green-blue hair. "God, she's beautiful..." he mused, staring at the staircase. Burying his face in his claws, he flushed dark teal, his tail twitching as he rocked the basket chair with a foot that pressed against the blue floorboards, his claws clicking against the wood.

"Yo, Kam! What do you want for lunch?" her voice made him jump, gasping. He thought for a split second. "I'm not hungry, you go ahead, Spide." Downstairs, she scowled, floating up to the third floor. "Seriously, what is with you today?" She levitated in front of the chair, scowling. "You're not acting like yourself, Kam.." she frowned, geniunely concerned with him. "You... You know you can talk to me- you can talk to me about anything.. right?" her voice was small and she avoided his eyes.