Post by Deleted on Jul 7, 2014 13:23:26 GMT -5
Marcus was running some errands for one of his teachers. Not voluntarily of course. He and her had gotten into a tiny little spit so his punishment was to help her move and deliver stuff for the day. Classes were out for the summer, but there was apparently still things that some teachers had to do before they could call it quits on the academic life. So Marcus was hauling Mrs. Battybeans'(no that was not her name just what Marcus called her) papers and graded papers from the classroom to her office and delivering some files down to the main office and blarga-blarga-blarg #yolo I-don't-know-what-the hell-these-teachers-are-thinking tasks that she probably invented just to keep the shifter busy.
Marcus sighed, about 20 seconds after having recovered from one of her infamous sneezing fits that didn't end until a good 10 body-jerking spasms later(luckily she didn't drop anything during that bout which would only have increased the level of inconvenience). She blew her long blonde hair from her face. Then shook it, as the blowing seemed to help about as well as [insert clever simile here]. Well, the shaking didn't seem to help much either, so Marcus essentially gave up and continued to transport the stack of papers down the hall and to the stairs half-blind.
Half-blind and now a good 5 inches shorter(ugh, fml). It didn't seem like much for the naturally tall girl, but it was enough to leave a good 3 inches of her wide pant legs dragging on the ground behind her, just waiting for Marcus to lose her orientation from the sudden height change and tumble over forwards after tripping on said dragging pant legs.
Right in front of the stairs.
While life was maliciously yodeling a good trolololo from somewhere in the netherworld.
Papers, a lot of papers, flew about and drifted down like giant pieces of confetti. Marcus had no choice but to toss them up like that, because no stack of papers was worth tumbling down the stairs over. Didn't mean she was entirely saved, however. The moment the slip came about her feet, the shifted girl let out a very high-pitched yelp and she twisted herself around to hopefully catch the railing to keep from sliding and falling even further down the stairs. Which left the long-haired girl hanging awkwardly for dear life from the hand-railing, one leg stretched out down the stairs with her other knee bent up into her chest as the sole if her shoe balanced on the corner of the step she was hovering over.
Marcus held that position for a good 30 seconds before degenerating into an awkward flurry of nervous, relieved chuckles that probably made her sound just a bit touched in the head. She didn't care.
Marcus sighed, about 20 seconds after having recovered from one of her infamous sneezing fits that didn't end until a good 10 body-jerking spasms later(luckily she didn't drop anything during that bout which would only have increased the level of inconvenience). She blew her long blonde hair from her face. Then shook it, as the blowing seemed to help about as well as [insert clever simile here]. Well, the shaking didn't seem to help much either, so Marcus essentially gave up and continued to transport the stack of papers down the hall and to the stairs half-blind.
Half-blind and now a good 5 inches shorter(ugh, fml). It didn't seem like much for the naturally tall girl, but it was enough to leave a good 3 inches of her wide pant legs dragging on the ground behind her, just waiting for Marcus to lose her orientation from the sudden height change and tumble over forwards after tripping on said dragging pant legs.
Right in front of the stairs.
While life was maliciously yodeling a good trolololo from somewhere in the netherworld.
Papers, a lot of papers, flew about and drifted down like giant pieces of confetti. Marcus had no choice but to toss them up like that, because no stack of papers was worth tumbling down the stairs over. Didn't mean she was entirely saved, however. The moment the slip came about her feet, the shifted girl let out a very high-pitched yelp and she twisted herself around to hopefully catch the railing to keep from sliding and falling even further down the stairs. Which left the long-haired girl hanging awkwardly for dear life from the hand-railing, one leg stretched out down the stairs with her other knee bent up into her chest as the sole if her shoe balanced on the corner of the step she was hovering over.
Marcus held that position for a good 30 seconds before degenerating into an awkward flurry of nervous, relieved chuckles that probably made her sound just a bit touched in the head. She didn't care.