RIGBY
Rigby was no body builder, but when he dug his feet in he had enough leverage to pull her forwards. He stumbled back when she was wrenched free of the muck, catching himself on a jagged tree trunk long dead and rotted. A bit of it snapped off under the pressure, crumpling to the ground and disappearing among the rest of the brown undergrowth.
Rigby had let her go, leaving her to heave and panic while he turned and looked around, already focusing on the next step. They had to figure out a way to go, which would be difficult given the murky skies above. The sun cast a strange glow, eerie and faded grey, the sky was just as opaque as the pits. Distressed, dirty, and angry, he hardly noticed the crying until it grew louder, and her words were spat his way.
Rigby turned to face her, watched her nestled herself in the damp earth and cry, and he had no idea what to do. She obviously wasn't going to be much help here, where was her survival instinct? Not to mention he now had to deal with her emotional burden. Once again a little devil on his shoulder wondered if walking off and leaving her on her own might be the best idea. But once again he begrudgingly decided against it.
"No," he replied, "but I do wanna get moving so could you hurry it up?"
Rigby had let her go, leaving her to heave and panic while he turned and looked around, already focusing on the next step. They had to figure out a way to go, which would be difficult given the murky skies above. The sun cast a strange glow, eerie and faded grey, the sky was just as opaque as the pits. Distressed, dirty, and angry, he hardly noticed the crying until it grew louder, and her words were spat his way.
Rigby turned to face her, watched her nestled herself in the damp earth and cry, and he had no idea what to do. She obviously wasn't going to be much help here, where was her survival instinct? Not to mention he now had to deal with her emotional burden. Once again a little devil on his shoulder wondered if walking off and leaving her on her own might be the best idea. But once again he begrudgingly decided against it.
"No," he replied, "but I do wanna get moving so could you hurry it up?"
when i grow up i wanna be
nothing at all
nothing at all
