OLIVER
The blonde shrugged, "Not sure if you wanted to be left alone or not," She was a peculiar person. Blunt. Straight to the point. Hardly spoke. He had met a couple of others here who spoke just about as much, but none nearly as blunt as her. Oliver himself was a bit more into talking with those who had stuff to say, but this would be fine too. He'd just have to get used to the idea of talking to someone like her.
On the bright side, she seemed to know a lot about the mud he had discovered. As she explained, he remained quiet, listening intently. She seemed to know a lot about it and it was nice to learn more, as well, it was also good to hear her speak more. It showed that maybe she was opening up a bit more for him.
Oliver wasn't sure if the mud had obeyed her or if she had some sort of magic, but seeing the mud freeze in place was incredible. He unscrewed the top of the jar and held it out to her. "What exactly can you use the mud for? How did you freeze it like that?" He had so many questions, but limited himself to just two. Oliver had learned by now that he had a nasty habit of asking too many questions at one time, being both obnoxious and overwhelming to the other person.
On the bright side, she seemed to know a lot about the mud he had discovered. As she explained, he remained quiet, listening intently. She seemed to know a lot about it and it was nice to learn more, as well, it was also good to hear her speak more. It showed that maybe she was opening up a bit more for him.
Oliver wasn't sure if the mud had obeyed her or if she had some sort of magic, but seeing the mud freeze in place was incredible. He unscrewed the top of the jar and held it out to her. "What exactly can you use the mud for? How did you freeze it like that?" He had so many questions, but limited himself to just two. Oliver had learned by now that he had a nasty habit of asking too many questions at one time, being both obnoxious and overwhelming to the other person.
a disaster!
a massive mess
trying to not die
