InvadingStargazer

Turning to it, she put her hands on the brick wall. Her back to the sun, the wall was bright all except for the outline of a person in front of her. A shadow. Not hers, but one indeed. She smiled at it. "I was hoping you'd show up." The shadow shifted a bit, as if it was laughing. And then it did. "You know me. Sunny days are always the best." He always seemed to shimmer when he spoke. He had no mouth that she could see, no features, being a shadow and all, but his very being seemed to vibrate when he made his presence known. His voice was low and deep and quiet, like if the sensation of lonely could speak. She loved that voice. "I know.

"Oh my gosh, th-that was am-mazing! Grass feels so d-different when you're walking on it-t!"                   Kamari slowly returned inside her hive, which she had discovered was shaped like a large tower surrounded by fields of green grass. How strange it was, too, that the sky was red! She knew for a fact that her moirail's sky was blue! She made a mental note to draw a diagram to show to her new friends. "Maybe I'll f-find water or sand the n-next time!" She stumbled as she walked through her kitchen, not yet used to walking around, let alone holding her weight, for such a long time. Ju

The tension was almost unbearable. Each was praying not to mess this up. Everything was on the line here, or, at least, that's what it felt like. The two took a minute to prepare themselves for what was about to happen. They drew in closer… Closer…. Contact… …Metal? Humans taste like metal? "Oh, fuck!" "Haha! Karkat, really, it's okay!" John hastily wiped the blood from the newly acquired cut on his lip and tried to calm down the now frantic troll. This was not how he expected a first kiss to turn out. Although, in retrospect, he didn't expect Karkat's teeth to be so sharp. "I'm fine, it's just a cut! I'll be fine-"