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kingdomdressing2008-09-07 05:16 pm
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The thing is, he can't exactly start restoring it without someone doing something about the excess water. Otherwise, it would be a pointless task. Any Demyxes want to help?]
[oh look, the garden's back to normal now - though not because of this Marluxia.]

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[stolls on in, stands next to Marluxia and looks down at the soggy ground]
[aluminum pop-pop] It drowned, huh?
HAY THAR
It did.
WHY HALO DER
[has a sip of soda, sticks a hand in his pocket]
wow subject fail
[and he's not going to now. He shifts his focus away from Demyx to the water-covered earth. Regular plants are out of the question (at this moment), but who's to say Marluxia has never grown hydrophilic ones?
A nearby pool quivers as Marluxia lifts a hand in its direction, small ripples spreading as a white water lily emerges onto the surface. And another. And another.]
[patpat] :|
Or, that works too.
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Naminé.
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Whoever that Marluxia is though, this one's ignoring him in favor of checking on the status of the plants that are still alive and outside the main flood area of the garden, possibly encouraging them to take in a little bit more water. This would include trees.]
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But what he's doing isn't a long process: touch, and go. What could happen in those few seconds?]
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--!!!!!!!!
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1/2
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and this is what i get when i read too quickly with a lagging connection
*paaaats* D:
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...lol. [1/2]
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What happened here?
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How are you able to do that?
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[making flowery vines grow now]
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my timing fails
it's okay, i fail too
Mm. So I did.
Re: it's okay, i fail too
Tired?
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He just nods and leans back against a tree.]
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Not surprised. It's a lot to fix.
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