On second thought, I've seen how that BLU bloke eats. He probably doesn't have anything for you. Assumin' you are his dog and not just some mongrel that stole his phone. Either way, I've got nothin' here. All the food I know of is at the RED base.
They can talk back, just not in ways we understand. Animals aren't the stupid ones, Sniper. We are. Jell-O understands my feelings, I know he does. The way he responds... I can tell he's listening to me. I'm sure Chibi does the same for Mr. Hawk.
I know, but...
[She drifts off and looks up at the sky in thought.]
[RED sighed, wondering what it was with him having visitors when he was trying to sit quietly and not die from lack of pain medication, food, or both.]
Ya best give that here before you break it. I'm sure BLU wouldn't appreciate that.
*He growled at Sniper when he reached for the comm, fully intending to snap at him and bite his hand off if he got too close.
He tried to push some more buttons with his nose again. But whatever it was that turned him into a dog suddenly reverted and he fell face first into the comm.*
*he doesn't respond. Just flicks his ears back and forth irritably. No he's not enjoying admitting that he was the one who slept on her pillow all nuzzled up against her neck.*
[RED's heart nearly leapt into his throat as there was suddenly a girl where the dog had been. Not just any girl, either- Cassidy, the demon dog girl of... some sort. His attempt at masking his surprise was poor, at best.]
Cassidy. Ya might tell people you can turn into a dog before you go showin' up at their 'ouse lookin' like one.
If I knew she could turn int' a dog I would have bloody told ya!
*Wow that accent sounds weird coming from his now soft little girl voice. He stands up and picks up the comm, tucking it into the pocket of the big black overcoat he's wearing. The only thing in her closet that kept him from looking too much at himself.*
[That accent, and the messages from BLU- pieces came together in RED's mind, forming a picture he'd rather not have seen. His look went from irritated to a stifled horror in the course of a second. He had no words.]
[She doesn't see anything wrong with talking about her chest. Men had chests too. What was the big deal? The difference wasn't as straightforward to her at it should of been.]
Oh, I was worried my scars scared you when you were a cute little one. That's all... sorry.
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