forum A children role-play

Started March 18, 2018 by @German_Boats

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Levi threw the flower over his shoulder when he saw Robin sitting under a tree…..surrounded by animals? Honestly, he shouldn't be surprised. "Hey." He walked up to Robin and sat down on a stump nearby.

Robin jumped a bit, startled by the sudden appearance of another person. He stroked the fawn, which had been scared as well. "Hello, Levi." A bird landed on his shoulder and stared at Levi, cocking its head to the side.

"Hello Princess." Levi responded, mimicking the bird and tilting his own head.

Robin's face flushed a bit, but he said nothing. "Do you need something?" He said in a way that he hoped was nonchalant, but had less effect since his voice cracked. The fawn laid its head in his lap.

"Nah." Levi pointed to Lenny. "We were just walkin'. What're you doing?"

"Reading, relaxing with my friends." He gestured towards his posse of animals.

Levi nodded. "Do they have names?" He pointed to the fawn. "If not, I call naming the deer Bambi."

"I call the fawn Papaver, the birds are Blackberry, Goldenrod, and Acorn, and the rabbit is Lilium. Papaver and Lillium are Latin for Poppy and Lily respectively. I'm sure she wouldn't mind if you called her Bambi though."

Levi smiled. "Yeah, Bambi is easier to remember." He picked up a stone and began to scrape it against a large rock to sharpen it.

Robin smiled and stroked the deer again. The bird on his shoulder, the one apparently called Acorn, fluttered towards Levi and landed on his head, playing with his hair.

Levi grimaced as the bird tugged on a strand of hair. "Ouch. Robin tell your bird to stop."

"Acorn!" He whistled and the bird flew back over to him, chirping playfully.

Levi flattened his hair. "Thanks." He glared at the bird and kept sharpening his stone.

Robin turned back to his book, a bird on each shoulder and Acorn on his head. The rabbit and fawn lay by his sides.

Levi threw the stone at a tree behind him. He tapped on the side of the stump, already bored.

Papaver suddenly bleated loudly. Robin turned towards her, confused. "What is it, Papaver?" The deer bleated again, looking to her left. Robin's eyes widened in fear. "L-Levi, make no sudden movements. Just, come towards me." Papaver ducked behind Robin, quickly joined by the other animals.
(There's a bear btw)

"What?! What is it?!" Levi listened to Robin, slowly making his way over to him. He turned his head around slowly as he walked, and clasped his hand over his mouth. A BEAR?! I DIDN'T SIGN UP FOR THIS! Levi thought.

Robin stood up slowly and walked towards the bear, trying to seem as calm as possible. He held out his hand, trying to get the bear to leave, but it snarled and tackled him, clawing his chest before seemingly getting bored and wandering off. The rabbit came to where he was lying on the ground, sniffing the wound. His shirt was soon soaked through with his blood. (I had a dramatic idea and went with it)

Levi let out a small shriek. He ran over to Robin and knelt down beside him. "Robin?! Hey, can you hear me? Are you conscious?" He knew he should have taken that survival class with his mom.

Was he conscious? Sure, barely, but technically conscious. He coughed, trying to stop the bleeding with his hand. The other animals had joined the rabbit at this point, looking concerned.

"Okay…okay okay okay…" Levi looked around before he took off his jacket and tied it around Robin's body, trying to stop the bleeding. "Alright, c'mon." He picked up Robin, putting his arms under his neck and knees and trying to be careful.

Robin groaned. He was glad that he was light, so at least it wouldn't be too difficult for Levi to carry him. "H-he didn't… listen…" The rabbit looked up at Robin from the ground.

Levi quickened his pace. "Next time, please don't try to communicate with the large scary bear." He saw the edge of the woods and began running. When he reached the slope, he grunted and continued.

"W-where… where are we g-going?" Robin coughed again. The worried animals tailed Levi and Robin closely.

"Back to the pond to see if people are there. If not, then we'll go to the nearest place with a phone." Levi responded. What a great day to forget my phone at home…

He nodded and closed his eyes, not speaking anymore. Blood had started to seep through the jacket now. One of the birds landed gently on his shoulder, chirping quietly as it looked at Robin.

Oh no…oh no oh no oh no….no no no… Levi looked down to see some blood seeping onto his flannel. He reached the top of the slope and looked around at the pond to see if anyone else was there.

The pond seemed to be vacant other than a few ducks. Papaver pulled at Robin's jeans, looking concerned.

"Crap.." Levi mumbled to himself. Where was his fleet when he needed them? He rushed around the pond, trying to remember where the hospital was. He ran across the street to a random fast food place where he hoped there was a phone.