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There shall be no more secrets between us
Who: Hamato Donatello, Hamato Leonardo, Robert Hastings
What: CAMPING, with a side of story telling
When: September 4th until whenever they come back
Where: Western Lake
Summary: The turtles go camping and drag a reluctant scientist with them. Plus telling about lives and other shenanigans.
Rating: Uh, PG to possibly R? The TMNT verse is pretty rough.
It had taken quite a bit of convincing, and a lot of walking, they were at the campsite. Even Robert made it, helped along by use of the side-car bicycle that Don had. Carbon was left at home with plenty of food and water. They'd brought with them supplies they could carry, that they'd need. Including the tent and sleeping bags they'd be sleeping and staying in.
What: CAMPING, with a side of story telling
When: September 4th until whenever they come back
Where: Western Lake
Summary: The turtles go camping and drag a reluctant scientist with them. Plus telling about lives and other shenanigans.
Rating: Uh, PG to possibly R? The TMNT verse is pretty rough.
It had taken quite a bit of convincing, and a lot of walking, they were at the campsite. Even Robert made it, helped along by use of the side-car bicycle that Don had. Carbon was left at home with plenty of food and water. They'd brought with them supplies they could carry, that they'd need. Including the tent and sleeping bags they'd be sleeping and staying in.
Beginning of storytelling (feel free to start other threads before or after)
Don reclines in the sand, feeling more or less at peace with the world. Robert, though, seems pretty uncomfortable with everything, so Don looks for some way to distract him.
"Hey, Leo. Tell us a book."
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Don's words break Leo out of his thoughts, and he pushes himself back into a sitting position.
"Good a time as any. Anything in particular you want to hear?"
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He's still not exactly sure how he even managed to make it this far. Though the bicycle sidecar helped, his legs are still a bit stiff, and it's not helping when he's hunched over protectively trying to process everything while simultaneously attempting to reassure himself that the forest is not going to burst into flames.
So Don's question helps to drag him out of his thoughts as well as Leo's, even though it takes him a while to piece it together. A story? He is instantly curious, albeit uncertain as to what exactly to push Leo into saying.
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"Tell Ronald about us. At home."
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At Don's request he's silent for a moment, before he nods.
"Very well." Is he giving in too easily? Possibly. But either way.. "I know Robert knows of our origins." He looks thoughtful, rubbing at his chin for a moment. "Well, we didn't exactly have a normal childhood. We spent years underground before we encountered our first human. Or, well, humans." Including the human that would eventually become Casey, though the turtles never put two and two together.
"There was that time we tried to teach this kid how to fight. Which was also our first time above ground." He chuckles. "Let's just say, I'm a better Sensei now, than I was back then."
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So is the thought of Leonardo as a small child. He remembers it from the event, the small curious Turtle who was his companion for those first few days in a world that was very strange to both of them. It's something that actually makes a small smile break out on his face, even as he considers more soberly the feeling of being outside, being able to show one's face when one has never been able to before...
"... I would... c-certainly hope so. Though surely you could not be so poor a sensei...?" To his understanding, they've been trained since they were very young. Even as children, they probably understood more about fighting than many adults.
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"Actually, in the end? The poor kid wound up getting the shell beat out of him three times. Because of us." With us he means him, Don and their other two brothers. A lot has clearly changed since then. But yes, they were the typical 'I know everything' kids at one point.
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Guys, if I ever put too much in these, let me know.
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/makes up crap.
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Hygiene is difficult in substandard conditions (a.k.a. holy shit Robert grows facial hair?!)
Case in point - stubble. The fact he has to rely on a relatively-poor solar cell design to charge his electric razor is annoying. But now it's finally sufficiently charged and he's going to take advantage of the early morning's solitude to remove the irritating bristles from his face.
This isn't something he usually does around the Turtles, partially because his routines for it are so strange and partially because it's never seemed to be something they were interested in before. But the buzz of a razor in the otherwise-quiet camp will probably get their attention whether Robert wants it or not.
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Give him a minute to try to figure out what he's looking at...
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He hasn't noticed Don yet, though, because Don is actually quiet. But that'll probably change in a moment.
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Now that he's about a quarter of the way done, Robert picks up the mirror again to check how much of the stubble he's removed, meticulously checking himself over. This is probably the best moment to interrupt...
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"... Ah -" Robert turns his head at the rustling, a little wary, before he realizes it's Don and immediately relaxes.
"... Did I... wake you?"
He can't help but feel a little silly. Partially shaved and slightly rumpled from sleep in the outdoors is not exactly the sexiest he has ever been.
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The torturing of Donny. Aka: Swim time!
He'll slip back into the tent, moving to place a hand on Don's shoulder and give it a shake, if he's not up already.
"Come on, rise and shine." He'll do the same to Robert too, if needed.
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"Don, up and at them."
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clearly we have to have a hiking thread too. This is on the way there \o/
It's only half an hour into the hike and already Robert is starting to feel like this was a bad idea. He's not necessarily exhausted yet, no, but he is definitely more tired than he's been in awhile and with little to show for it. He has the nagging feeling that his compatriots are slowing themselves to keep up with him, too, and that's discouraging.
In spite of everything though, he's trying to focus on the good parts of this trip. At least there's... um... a lot of nature!
Which is really making him want to wash his hands. There is dirt everywhere and it's all over him...And a lot of things to potentially research... if he could stop, which he can't.Yeah. This is difficult. How do these Turtles even manage it?
... Maybe somebody should distract Robert before he goes a little crazy picking at the various plant seeds trying to embed themselves in his clothing.
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Of course, Robert is now going to stare very intently at its shape instead of concentrating on the path. Might have to steer him away from that rapidly-approaching tree branch...
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This is probably hilarious to any onlookers.
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"Good focus there, Robert."
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