Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts Oneshots

Jamack x Human!Reader(1/3)

Quick A/N:

Honestly I did not expect so many requests, but yes! I'm working on it I promise! Also I personally think it's a bit typical, but that's ok. Practice makes perfect and this is me practicing. Also... it takes a bit before the reader meets Jamack. So if you wanna just dive in go to the second time skip.

(S/T) = skin tone
(M/N) = Male name
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"Aaaaahh!" You both cried out. The cold water vigorously pushed you into your bestfriend Kipo. You've known each other since she was in diapers! You stayed by her side ever since. And this time... she had really done it. She always pulled you into all kinds of trouble, and you always started saying no to it. Then she would guilt you by saying 'You're my best friend (M/N)! I've known you since i was in diapers!' Then some crazy shit would happen, and you were to blame! "Kipo!" You wheezed over the increasing sound of rushing water. "If this doesn't kill you-" submerged under the water you flailed about trying to find oxygen. Once you had come back up again, you tried to finish your sentence only to go through it all again.

"Unggh..." You groaned, holding up a (S/T) hand to your head, combing it through your short hair. "I'm gonna kill you Kipo... nah. I can't be bothered." Coughing up a final bit of water, you gazed up into the sky, the sun shining bright into your eyes. Wait, what? The sun? Choking a bit back on your spit, you stumbled to get up and balance. "Wow..." You gaped in awe as you looked up and around. It seemed you were in a small wading area, surrounded by giant flowers and old broken down buildings that were being consumed by vines and plants of all kinds.

Glancing over your shoulder, you saw Kipo staring directly at the sun. "Don't do that you idiot!" Crying out, getting her attention. "Huh?" She looked down at you only to stare back up at it again. Huffing you stared at her stupidity. "Ow! I looked at the sun! I looked at the sun! Wait... I can still see." She stopped.

"I can't be here, I can't be here!" She shouted running back to where we came from. You quickly followed after her, sloshing in the water. You watched as she attempted to move the rocks and boulders that blocked your path. "Get out of my way! (M/N) help me!" Still as the boulders she tried to move you stayed in your spot. Worry was sketched into your face as you thought of your family and where they were. What happened to them. After Kipo climbed onto of the rocks, she shouted into the small hole, "Dad! Can you hear me! Dad!" The desperation in her voice made you worry for everybodies safety. What happened to the burrow? Did anyone get hurt? We could be miles away by now. How were we going to get back?

When you came back to focus you saw Kipo slowly turn around and gaze herself at the area. "We just have to find our way home." She said, slightly worried.

"I guess."

"Hey Kipo," she turned to you. "Love your new style but I think we need a change of clothes." You smirked at her, referring to her soaked to the bone, clinging jumpsuit. You weren't much different but you didn't care. It was warm up here, and the water that surrounded your shins and clung your clothes to your body was cool. Kipo screeched and turned around, fiddling with her jumpsuit. Regardless of her weird antics you wandered down a nearby street, looking into the weird little alleyways between buildings.

After a bit of wandering by yourself you found a giant flower which was boosting music from raving bees that were probably on drugs. Perhaps you were on drugs. You couldn't believe any of this was real.

Kipo came over once you had called her over. She made a similar face that you had made when she saw the raving bees. Moving on, you messed around with random objects, including a guitar, which attracted a giant four winged bird that broke into the building you were in. After you both sprinted to hide in a car, you and Kipo tried to figure out which direction you needed to head. "It took me left and then right... there's the long part... a-and the short part."