Devin noticed that Yorrick avoided his gaze – which meant that his words had had some sort of effect on him. He wondered if he should step up his game, but then the other man snapped at him, and he realized that he would probably ruin any chances he might have with him if he didn’t keep his mind on the task at hand. So he assured him, “Of course I want to find the orphans. In fact, nothing is more important to me!” Having said that, he turned around and did his best to appear busily looking for the orphans while Linika and Gara talked about racism and other pointless things. Devin didn’t understand racism. In his mind all people were equal – they were equally good victims!
As Yorrick complimented him on discovering the doll, Devin beamed at him. When the whole thing had started he hadn’t even wanted to be in his group, but now he couldn’t imagine anything better than being with him and doing all kinds of unmentionable things to him. When he had looked at him like that, the agent had sown the seed of love in his heart!
While Yorrick avoided looking at him again, Devin definitely wasn’t doing so. On the contrary, he kept glancing at the IA agent – until he said something about Linika seeing better in the dark than them. As he heard that, he stared at the Naerikk instead. He wanted to be able to see in the dark as well! It would make stealing stuff so much easier!
“I’ll go and search over there!” Devin informed Yorrick and pointed towards the ship storage shed, making sure that he would be able to see him walk over there and being helpful. He decided to hold onto the doll in case he found the girl. She might be scared. The doll would comfort her. It was a nice doll. It had blonde hair, and there was a large red bloom on the front of its dress.
As he looked through the storage shed, he noticed a strange glint. He was about to call out to Yorrick that he had found something again, but then he decided against it. It appeared to be some sort of gemstone. It was red and orange, like some sort of fruit, and it was probably quite valuable. He was just about to go after it when something else caught his attention. There was a trail of blood leading outside, and Devin suddenly found himself facing a nearly impossible dilemma.
He felt the need to find the orphans, more strongly than ever before, but he couldn’t resist the lure of the gemstone either. He didn’t want to have to choose! He wanted both the orphans and the gemstone – and Yorrick on top of it. His gaze darted back and forth between the blood trail and the gemstone for a few trills because he didn’t know what to do, and then he gave himself a push and called out to the agent, “Come here quickly and get the others! There’s a trail of blood leading outside! I think I know where the orphans are!”
As he waited, he spotted a piece of blue canvas near the old fishing gear. He quickly grabbed it and threw it over the heap of stuff in front of him, hoping to hide his prize from the prying eyes of his companions so that he would be able to come back and dig it out later. Maybe he could have both the orphans and Yorrick and the gemstone after all!
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As Yorrick complimented him on discovering the doll, Devin beamed at him. When the whole thing had started he hadn’t even wanted to be in his group, but now he couldn’t imagine anything better than being with him and doing all kinds of unmentionable things to him. When he had looked at him like that, the agent had sown the seed of love in his heart!
While Yorrick avoided looking at him again, Devin definitely wasn’t doing so. On the contrary, he kept glancing at the IA agent – until he said something about Linika seeing better in the dark than them. As he heard that, he stared at the Naerikk instead. He wanted to be able to see in the dark as well! It would make stealing stuff so much easier!
“I’ll go and search over there!” Devin informed Yorrick and pointed towards the ship storage shed, making sure that he would be able to see him walk over there and being helpful. He decided to hold onto the doll in case he found the girl. She might be scared. The doll would comfort her. It was a nice doll. It had blonde hair, and there was a large red bloom on the front of its dress.
As he looked through the storage shed, he noticed a strange glint. He was about to call out to Yorrick that he had found something again, but then he decided against it. It appeared to be some sort of gemstone. It was red and orange, like some sort of fruit, and it was probably quite valuable. He was just about to go after it when something else caught his attention. There was a trail of blood leading outside, and Devin suddenly found himself facing a nearly impossible dilemma.
He felt the need to find the orphans, more strongly than ever before, but he couldn’t resist the lure of the gemstone either. He didn’t want to have to choose! He wanted both the orphans and the gemstone – and Yorrick on top of it. His gaze darted back and forth between the blood trail and the gemstone for a few trills because he didn’t know what to do, and then he gave himself a push and called out to the agent, “Come here quickly and get the others! There’s a trail of blood leading outside! I think I know where the orphans are!”
As he waited, he spotted a piece of blue canvas near the old fishing gear. He quickly grabbed it and threw it over the heap of stuff in front of him, hoping to hide his prize from the prying eyes of his companions so that he would be able to come back and dig it out later. Maybe he could have both the orphans and Yorrick and the gemstone after all!
596 words.