Role Play Pool Party V.2

"That's fine," Crystal said with a bit of a sigh as she looked over to Random. "Perhaps I added too much sugar to the beverages.."

Orinda was usually cool under pressure being the rad dragon that he was, but he found himself struggling and gasping for breath in this situation with the koopa queen. "Miss Heaven," he said as he attempted to struggle away from her. "I really don't think this is a good idea with your k-king and all.."

"Some fresh air will do him a world of good. But first, the end of the story..."

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The next morning, the sun rose, and of the fisherkoopa's peers came by his house to go fishing together, only to find it had become a ramshackle mess overnight. Furniture and items were scattered everywhere, and there was no trace of the fisherkoopa or his wife. The only thing they could find was a single small golden scale that, being expert fisherkoopas in their own right, recognized as that of a Cheep Cheep's. They hurried to the pond with all due haste, and found the same number of Golden Cheep Cheeps swam there as they had that morning, and with their keen eyes, they noticed that one had a missing scale.

They took this as a warning, and resolved to never fish in that pond again.

And that brings this tale to an end, but it's not truly the end of the story. For they say that the Golden Cheep Cheep pond still exists in Heyan-OK to this day, its waters undisturbed by a fishing line for the last few centuries. Although few believe the existence of the Nopeeka Boo these days, they still do not fish out of what is the new tradition. Of course, it is for their own protection.

For if you were ever so foolish as to fish for those Golden Cheep Cheeps... the Nopeeka Boo will GET YOU.

Chugami sipped the last of his tea. "And that is the end of that."

Bowser had just arrived in the lobby of Koopa Castle and the quietness of the place had him suspicious, it was generally loud and bustling. "Something's not right here," he said aloud as he scratched his head. "Quiet means trouble."

Orinda was still fighting and struggling under Heaven when he thought he heard a voice coming not too far from the throne room. "M-miss Heaven.." he sputtered out. "S-someone's comin'..."

Crystal clapped her hands in delight as she held back a giggle. "I loved that," she said with a gentle smile. "I hope your Lakitu friend won't be too traumatized by it.."

"He calmed down when I told him about the Nopeeka Boo's region exclusitivity, I believe," Chugami answered as hopped down and hefted Random, still fainted, facing up on his cloud. "Plus he is military, after all. I'm sure he'll be fine once he wakes up."

The Squeek found he couldn't touch the cloud, but by pushing on the parts of the Lakitu riding it, he could still guide it along. He brought him along as he shouldered his pot.

"I've had a great time, my dear, but I'm afraid I must be off. Would you care to show us to the door, please?"

"Dragons running the empire!" Heaven said in excitement as she was still all over Orinda. "That ole coot won't mind. He wants to win and we can do it together!"

"Of course," Crystal responded as she got up from her seat and directed them both out of the living room and to the front door just a few feet away. "Please come back sometime to our lovely, charming home."

Orinda wasn't sure if he should be turned on or terrorized at this point. "Can't I just have a supporting role?" he asked in an unsure tone. "I'm sure your king is a fine guy and all."

"I'll be sure to drop by with another story when I'm in the area. You've been a lovely audience." He blushed a little. "Take care!"

Pushing Random along, Chugami departed from the ghost house, waving back to Crystal as he headed off.

Once he had gone some distance, he came to a rest. "Hmm... Best to set up camp until he wakes up... or at least until I can rest a little and navigate this treacherous valley back to the surface..."

Letting off a deep, angry sigh, Bowser stomped towards the throne room. He began to hear the voices of Orinda and Heaven echo out from the room and let some of his tension go in relief of that he at least knew these voices.

Peeking his head inside the door way of the majestic throne room, he saw Orinda and Heaven were rather occupied with each other. "Hey kids," he roared. "I never have seen this castle so busy in my life. I thought we had invaders at first.."

Orinda heard the booming voice of the king and couldn't help but panic. "I didn't invade anything!" he cried out as he continued to try to squirm away from Heaven's grasp. "I'm just an innocent teenage dragon!"

It took Orinda's reaction to get Heaven to snap around and see Bowser had entered the room. "It isn't what it looks like!" she claimed as she attempted to gather herself. "You know how I am towards plumbers!"

Larry, the sneaky devil he was following the entire way quietly, poked his head out from behind Bowser and saw Orinda and Heaven fooling around on the throne chairs. "What's that dragon doing here," he said with a bit of a sneer. "He needs to stay back in the tavern and stretch!"

"Of course I do," Bowser responded to Heaven. "You hate them as bad as me. Have fun playing around there, kids."

Seeing that Larry had followed him all the way here, Bowser turned to Larry and motioned him out of the throne room. "Don't be so hard to judge," he told him as he playfully messed up his blue hair, still pushing Larry out the doorway. "He's not that bad and he's keeping your queen out of trouble."

Letting off a big sigh, Heaven looked to Orinda and gave him a small grin. There wasn't much else they could do until Bowser and Larry left the area. "Your dad is right," Heaven called out to the koopaling. "Not everybody is what they seem on the outside!"

That's an understatement, Orinda thought to himself. He kept himself low trying to hide how uncomfortable he really was from the company that was present.

Larry was still not sold on Orinda, despite what his dad was telling him. "Let's koop outta here," he responded with a sneer as he attempted one last glare at the dragon who was occupying the royal throne. "I've got lands to rule."

"When did I lose control?" Bowser asked Larry in a low voice as they then left the room.

My chance, Orinda thought to himself as he made a mad attempt to squirm away from Heaven. Seeing she was a rather large dragon as is, this wasn't going to be easy.

"Now where were we?" Heaven said with a seductive smile as she pinned Orinda in against the arm rest of the chair with her left knee. "It is so hard to be alone in this place!"

Orinda wanted to yell for help but didn't want to look like a total chicken in front of the Queen of the Koopa Empire. Seeing that his attempt to break free was becoming a lost cause, he let off a very nervous laugh. "Orientation always this rough?" he said with his bravest voice, trying to hide how terrified he had become.

"Oh come on," Heaven responded with a sly smile. "You can't be scared. Just jump in and go with it!"

"You're crazy," Orinda said with a scared look on his face. "If you don't mind, I'd l-like to l-leave now.."