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It was dark by now, but one of the few advantages of recent events was that lack of light no longer posed a major bother for Jack. He'd slipped out of Ronan's house and gone on a long ramble through town that ended, for no particular reason, by the pond in the park. A few ducks as nocturnal as he was were still stirring, sleepily pecking at bits of bread Jack tossed to them.
Kate knew now. There were only a handful of people left to tell -- assuming he couldn't get out of this curse entirely. Then it was just a matter of counting down the days until the full moon, and --
His train of thought was interrupted as the song that had been playing through his mind all day finally came out of his mouth.
( Guess what's back here. No, really. Guess. )
"I'm not even really English," he informed a duck once he seemed to be done.
To go by the animal's quack, it didn't much care.
[OOC: Open post! And yes, I did physically need to do this.]
Kate knew now. There were only a handful of people left to tell -- assuming he couldn't get out of this curse entirely. Then it was just a matter of counting down the days until the full moon, and --
His train of thought was interrupted as the song that had been playing through his mind all day finally came out of his mouth.
( Guess what's back here. No, really. Guess. )
"I'm not even really English," he informed a duck once he seemed to be done.
To go by the animal's quack, it didn't much care.
[OOC: Open post! And yes, I did physically need to do this.]
