I felt my visible cheek go red, and looked away, just in time to see Tetren watching us from his annoying little hut, a smirk on his face.
'I'm going for a walk.' I said, getting up and striding into the trees.

I wondered why Spaz-A-Lot suddenly got up, until, that is, I saw Tetren watching us from his hut. Annoying little...Anyway, I walked over to him.

'What?' I asked him, a smirk on his face.

Tetren~

'I'm sorry, I just find the antics of young Spaz A Lot rather amusing' I replied. Batarina did not seem convinced.

Spaz a Lot~

I stood still, looking up at the sky's beauty. Just then, I thought I hearda whisper. It's just the trees.
A crunch of a stick snapping. It's just an animal.
The whisper again. It nearly gave me heart attack, that whispered word. I fled from the trees, crashing into the camsite. Withought thought, I ran over the embers of the fire, setting my boots alight.

SPAZ SPAZ SPAZ!!!!!!

(I thought he hadn't been spazzing enough*

I was about to say more, but then Spaz-A-Lot suddenly came rushing into our camp site, and started to set his boots on fire.

'Spaz-A-Lot! What are you doing?!' I yelled.

I began to try to explain the events.
"Iwas in the....then there was a......AARRRRGGGHHH BURNIES BURNIES HOT FIRE BURNIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'

Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Tetren smirk.

'Calm down,' I told him, and pulled him by the arm, making him step out of the fire. I attempted to take off his boots, which were still ablaze.

I let batarina take off my boots. My feet were all red and shiny in the places they had burnt. There was also an horrible smell of cooking flesh.
Tetren wrinkled his nose.
'Oh, how unsavoury.' HE remarked. I scowled at him.

I ignored Tetren, who was really starting to get on my nerves, and got to work doing something about Spaz-A-Lot's feet.

When Tetren wasn't looking I made an obscene hand gesture at him.
'Thanks for the help.' I said to Batarina.
'Why did you come sprinting out of the forest like that anyway?' she asked.
I scratched my head, playing dumb.
'Y'know, I'm really not sure. How're these burns looking?' I asked.

'They'll heal...Eventually. It might be a bit painful when you walk,' I told him, then wrapped up his feet with some bandage that I had. Then I reached for his boots. By now, the fire had gone out. They had burn-marks all over them, but they were still wearable. I made sure they weren't scorching hot or anything, then put them on him.

'Ah, thanks,' I said, a little embarrased-ly.( " longdesc="60" /> )
'Anyways, we should probably get to sleep. Male Tetren stay up. Do magical people even need sleep?' I asked, stretching my arms up over my head.

'I am starting to feel tired again,' I said, letting out a long yawn. The sun was now completely gone, and the stars were shining brightly in the sky. I didn't really feel like going back to my hut. I would've been content just to lay down right there, and fall alseep staring at the stars.

I suddenly felt a wave of tiredness come over me. I was vaguely aware of Batarina saying something, then I flopped on the ground and fell asleep.

I gigled as Spaz-A-Lot practically passed out, obviously tired. I yawned again, then decided I would lay down there. It was nice out, and I felt a little uncomfortable in my hut.