It had been a tiresome day of emails entailing empty promises of returning to the narrow reality. What was initially a two week vacation had become more or less into a two year stay. Countless times had he attempted to pack, just to be interrupted by a shrill voice begging to stay just a little longer. Each instance listened. He wished that he could say that it had always been Klef’s, but that was only the first, the rest, well, he was not sure where it came from. His fans could wait. It was more than likely that Juniper would not come across a magical island quite like this again, so despite the demons and other uncomfortable aspects, he was out to make the best of it. When he first arrived, he would have never fathomed going to a who-knows-how-many-stories interdimensional mall. One year later, here he was, waiting for a dimension crossing elevator, a freshly minted copy of Summoning Made Easy.
As luck would have it, the last few stops he had to make were all on the same floor, or well, dimension. That stretch-band Klef was yammering on about, cat food for the strays outside their apartment, and a- Oh dear… what was that last one again? Thanks to the wonders of modern technology and an extensive five minutes spent typing it all out beforehand, the shopping list was on his phone. All he had to do was open up the app. Of course he went on to scroll through his notifications instead, hoping to get a response from several business inquiries he had made to some shops on the island earlier. Though a seven foot figure had entered his peripheral vision as the elevator reached their level, Juniper had found it best not to look to directly into such anomalies. After walking in, he politely blocked the door from closing with his hand. Under the impression that he would be watched, because how could one not, he switched back to his shopping list.
@WuffyWuff
As luck would have it, the last few stops he had to make were all on the same floor, or well, dimension. That stretch-band Klef was yammering on about, cat food for the strays outside their apartment, and a- Oh dear… what was that last one again? Thanks to the wonders of modern technology and an extensive five minutes spent typing it all out beforehand, the shopping list was on his phone. All he had to do was open up the app. Of course he went on to scroll through his notifications instead, hoping to get a response from several business inquiries he had made to some shops on the island earlier. Though a seven foot figure had entered his peripheral vision as the elevator reached their level, Juniper had found it best not to look to directly into such anomalies. After walking in, he politely blocked the door from closing with his hand. Under the impression that he would be watched, because how could one not, he switched back to his shopping list.
@WuffyWuff
