This guy was lucky that he was hot because Tucker wasn't sure he would be this okay exerting this much effort over anything that wasn't. He grunted, then laid the clothes out, hopefully in the path of the sun once the storm clouds left. He frowned a little because he didn't have anything to carry the rain water that had collected into the crooks and crags of the rock, but he'd be okay for a little while, right? Maybe?
Fuck. He hoped so. Human bodies were weird.
There. Out. Tucker took a selfish moment to breathe, to think about the situation, to hope the school kept Junior a little longer while he did this. He'd be here tonight and maybe a few days with the way things were going. Tucker took a rock and stuck it on the clothes so they wouldn't blow away. A few hours til they were dry.
Well, then... He pushed off the rock, half belly-flopping into the water before he swam around choppy waters to the front under the overhang. He emerged in the shadows, watching this guy for a minute. He looked strong, and this guy had protected him at the cost of his own safety, his own life. It really was only fair that Tucker returned the favor.
He swam over to the human and pulled himself up to sit beside him, tail idly dipping back and forth in the water. "So, they're up there and should be dry in a bit.The waves usually calm down in an hour and maybe then we can plot some shit on how to get you back to your own kind. Unless, you know, you find the merfolk life a little more fun, which I won't blame you for."
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Fuck. He hoped so. Human bodies were weird.
There. Out. Tucker took a selfish moment to breathe, to think about the situation, to hope the school kept Junior a little longer while he did this. He'd be here tonight and maybe a few days with the way things were going. Tucker took a rock and stuck it on the clothes so they wouldn't blow away. A few hours til they were dry.
Well, then... He pushed off the rock, half belly-flopping into the water before he swam around choppy waters to the front under the overhang. He emerged in the shadows, watching this guy for a minute. He looked strong, and this guy had protected him at the cost of his own safety, his own life. It really was only fair that Tucker returned the favor.
He swam over to the human and pulled himself up to sit beside him, tail idly dipping back and forth in the water. "So, they're up there and should be dry in a bit.The waves usually calm down in an hour and maybe then we can plot some shit on how to get you back to your own kind. Unless, you know, you find the merfolk life a little more fun, which I won't blame you for."