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9th day- Hide
Meet Alphonso.
He is a beaker weather watcher.
Unlike others weather watcher boys he can get easily scared.
Alphonso belongs to me
Jeremy belongs to @cupoffluffytea
10th day- Friendship
Chris (big one) and Blondina (small one).
They start as friends but in the end they become siblings. Chris is like a big brother figure in Blondina's eyes. Chris protects Blondina, no matter what will happen :3
Blondina is an ,,undead ghost like being " she died in a car accident but because her life wasn't suppose to end there she's stuck in this world and to rest she has to ,,bring joy and happiness to a person life".
Blondina belongs to me
Chris belongs to @cupoffluffytea
11th day- Mini giant
Cloud and Portal.
A demon with infinite power who likes a girl with power of creating portals, which can be room to room or different dimensions.
If Cloud in his demon form (he can shape shift) he can't get seen by human eyes, only if he show himself (imagine him as a guardian unless he isn't an angel but a demon).
Portal belongs to me
Cloud belongs to @cupoffluffytea
12th day- Borrower
Jude and Agust.
Agust(tiny) belongs to me
Jude belongs to @cupoffluffytea
14th day- Sleepover
Leo and Otis.
Otis is a sizeshifer who has the ability of shrink and grow himself and others. He can't fully control his power yet, but he tries. He accidentally shrunk Leo so now he keeps him safe on his bed, after a good sleep, full with energy he can turn Leo back.
Leo is a kind boy with a power of controlling any liquid. He is nervous around new people and and hardly ever speaks with someone.
Otis belongs to @cupoffluffytea
Leo belongs to me
15th day- Redraw
Not the original look, because I wanted redesign her,so here's Amelia and her guardian angel, Emeric.
16th day -beach
Axl and Damian.
After Damian made Axl a bit mad (the sizeshifer story) he shrunk Damian for his act. Don't worry, he won't hurt him, he just does this because he can.
(my anatomy is not too good, I know)
Axl belongs to @cupoffluffytea
Damian, Amelia and Emeric belongs to me
17th day- first meet
Aki, Aiden and little Andrew
Weather watchers are taller than fairies. They around 30-20 cm, fairies are around 7cm. Aiden can't trust them because they might be dangerous because they size and physical strength, so he protects his little brother Andrew.
Aki doesn't hurt small creatures, especially not kids or people who can't fight or doesn't want to fight.
Aki belongs to me
Aiden and Andrew belongs to @cupoffluffytea
18th day- Thunderstorm
Eugene and Sean
Eugene can control weather with his feelings and Sean can sizeshifting also he can control plants.
(this is my last GT July 2022 art . The reason is that I'm tired)
Sean belongs to @cupoffluffytea
Eugene belongs to me
đđđđMerry Christmas everyone đđđđ
Leo belongs to me
Otis(tiny) belongs to @cupoffluffytea
Happy Pride Month everyone!
Zoran (red hair boy) and Lara belongs to me
Simon(big slime boy) belongs to @smol-lucy
Luther and Riley
Luther is a weather watcher and Riley is a fairy.
Luther belongs to me
Riley belongs to @smol-lucy
Hey so I'm Grace! I'm not new to tumblr but this is my first time posting. My exams just ended in school so I was thinking of starting to publish G/t again. I used to publish on wattpad but..eh, it isn't really for me anymore. I figured I was done with g/t all together for a while but I found out I can never really escape it. Besides that though, I have a few story ideas that I'd like to work on so when I eventually get around to posting expect G/t obviously and a lot of A N G S T!
Sorry for saying I was going to post and then not getting around to it I have the first part written I just need to edit it °~°
I'm still working on Of Sinners and saints and will be making another part/ more parts for it. But I had an idea for a story and it got me in the mood for writing.
Trigger warnings!: c*tting, violence, child abuse, cursing.
The story will tone down alot more as it is found family trope a few parts I post here and there will be dark but I will always specify which ones <3
The winner takes it all
It was a kill or be killed world.
Or at last it had been.
The only way to make it in society now was to be chosen. And the only way to be chosen to outperform everyone else.
The rest of humanity seemed to live in poverty, amongst the slimes and slums of the Decker. Famine spewed and violence cried. Murders, thievery, kidnapping, and the rest all the same. The very dregs of society. Looked down on with disdain from the wealthy upper class.
Or as everyone else knew them from down in the Decker, the Giants.
But amongst the dark civilisation of the underground world lay a small spark to any family that had been fortunate enough to bare a child.
A ticket to glory. A ticket to freedom.
A ticket to a new life.
Any child of the age 13 was eligible to compete.
Children of any age or gender all put to the test in a deep carefully carved and extreme competition.
Most died. Those that didnât however stood a chance at being âselectedâ
These trials showed off each and every child, as Giants watched on with keen interest.
If a Giant selected a child, not only would they be brought into a new life of luxury but their families too.
That chosen child would then be trained by the Giant and pushed into as many competitions as said Giant saw fit.
The brutal competition didnât have to much rules to it, but out of the few that it obtained one stood out amongst the rest.
A child could only enter once. Should they fail, there is no second chance.
Yes many died. But not just at the peril of the competition, no, the losers where what brought a large death toll, as they would most likely be killed at the hands of their own parents.
Some out of anger. Most without a choice. It cost a good sum to live under a roof in the Decker, disgrace as it was, and with poverty growing most could barely afford a house for themselves, never mind a child.
Children did not know happiness in this world. They were merely tickets to a new one.
A ticket or not, Eleanor Tarabel would give everything to win.
That she was sure of.
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The bell tower of the undercity chimed itâs song a painful six times. And from her perch in her small window, Eleanor watched the Decker slowly wake up.
Daylight lamps replaced those of the âNightâ fabricating a sun cycle for the dwelling underground.
Windows opened, people left their houses, merchants barked from their stalls proclaiming their valuables. Lines for rations began to brew.
Beggars curled amongst the streets arose, cup in hand prepared for another day. Noise grew, chatter, splashes of water being throw from windows down to the drainage basins, liquids of all kinds sank down the most common and notable color being a washed crimson red.
The little girl turned from her place, hopping down into the contrasting quiet of her room.
She knew what day it was. She knew itâs importance.
She slipped into her bland day clothing and exited her room, passing a calendar of sorts marking the days according to the sun and moon's cycle.
Tuesday 24th
â13â
Entering the corridor she collided with an unknown man, a client to be sure.
He sneered down at her
âKeep your child on a short leash, Mags.â He said, pushing past the small girl sending her into the wall.
Her mother, Margaret Tarabel, came out to sulk by her bedroom door, sending creaks and moans through the cracked wall, hair in tangles with her usual cigarette in hand, draped in a robe of sorts.
In a husky voice and a drag, she puffed smoke out into the childâs face the smell of nicotine protruding the air, she spoke in a slow chastising tone
âHoney,â she coughed violently, small specks of blood dribbled at her lip âwhat did I say about irritating clients?â
Eleanor dipped her head and posture
âforgive me sirâ
The man didnât dignify her with a response, simply huffing and tying his shoes, grabbing his coat and reaching for the handle
Her mother livened up, if you could even call it that, her dark eyes laden with coat over coat of seeping makeup creeped to life.
âWhat do you think youâre doing?â
âLeaving Mags. I have a job, more honorable than your shameful businessâ
Margaret did take kindly to his reply and in a hoarse snap she replied storming over, grabbing him by the shoulders
âNot without my moneyâ
With a snort âfor that service? Thatâs the worst Iâve had by far. But hey, youâll only need to pay for one person under your roof pretty soon, ainât that right cupcake?â
He gave an ugly wink in Eleanors direction
âFuck you, you slimy rodent! Out of my house now.â
The man was pushed out into the streets as he spat and walked away.
âRich coming from you, slut.â
Throwing her cigarette which only fell sadly to the floor dissipating in the drain she slammed the door and turned to her daughter.
âDonât you mind him. Soon weâll be comfortable out of this city. Isnât that right my sweet?â
Eleanor was not in any means a stupid girl. It was clear to her that the only reason her mother truly cared- if you could call this caring- was for her own skin.
But if Eleanor won, she would never have to see her mother or any of her rotten clients again, never have to bare the butt of another cigarette, or random outburst or pour another pissy excuse for whiskey.
She hated her life. But she hated her mother more.
âExcuse me mother. I need to get to the arena.â
Her mother sighed and moved out of her way âmaybe those Giants can teach you a little respect too.â
â
Sliding through the alleys, she made her way through the training grounds, careful to blend in, if she was quick enough she would avoid-
With a sharp kick Eleanor collided with the cobblestone, her rags soaking up the drainages contents leaving an unpleasant smell.
âGoing somewhere El?â
She gagged at the smell turning to the voice.
Rodney Sterling. Katherina Vice. Desmond Fitzgerald. Lavender Maxwell.
Lavender stood over her with a snide smirk. As Katherine and Rodney pulled her up.
Lavender pulled out something brown from her pocket.
With a flick a blade came out.
Eleanors eyes widened. Lavender sensed this
âreal silver would you believe it? Daddy had it made for me for next Saturday. But I figured, with that being so to long of a wait Iâd test it out on my favourite little rodent.â
Eleanor gasped springing to life with immediate struggle, stepping harshly on Rodneys new shoes and punching Katherine earning an outcry from the two, racing past as quick as she could only for Lavender to grab her by the jacket sending a swift punch to her nose.
She giggled, twisting her blade, slicing her blade across Eleanors left arm.
Maxwell admired her work and Margaretâs scabbing circles that burned into her skin. âI see Mommyâs latest addiction is suiting you well, or was this from one of her fuck buddies?â
Rodney and Katherine gave a slithery snicker,
âSee you at the Training grounds, if you even make it that farâ
Lavender turned away, her clique in tow. Desmond drifted behind, eyes offering a speck of sympathy, turning back to his group and hurrying after them.
Eleanor sniffled, and gripped her arm closely. The dirty sewage had had seeped into her wound and she cried softly holding it close.
Drying her eyes she caught sight of the crowds forming by a nearby banner
âNAMES AND REGISTRATION- THE SELECTING TRIALS. SATURDAY 5thâ
She could do this. She had to
Trigger warnings!: mentions of sharp objects, blood, cursing
The Winner takes it all chapter 2
Vander Sythe, Grindle Foxglove, Harleen Diabel.
Three of the most prestigious names in the history of human Trainers.
Jesse Brookes was not prestigious. Nor was he a Trainer.
He was however a lumberjack and worked quite efficiently with wood, owing a small business of sorts up in outer lands sector, in the region of Tavers.
Living a bit away from the busy and bumbling towns he didnât get much action in his everyday life- apart from his job of course. Which is why when he got an offer to supply and deliver wood for the Selecting Trials coming up quite soon he accepted.
He wouldnât call himself a humble man in any means, but he would admit he was pretty sheltered from what happened in society.
He knew of humans, though had never bared witness to one, from what he was told they were sent to live in comfortable secure sectors all around the map, hidden from society given all their needs to continue on.
Point was, it was not a common occurance in the slightest for Giants to see a human.
Bar once a year.
The Selecting Trials.
Humans of any age could sign up to show off their skills to Giants and have a chance at being scouted and trained in different sports categories, allowing them to come live in a luxurious lifestyle and be taken care of by the Giant so long as they entered other races in the future.
Unless a human had been scouted, it was illegal to have a human in a Giant household.
He himself wasnât so sure on these terms but so long as nobody was hurt then he didnât see much issues.
For the most part humans and giants lived separate peaceful lives and so long as that was the case then he supposed he could let it slide.
It was a crisp cloudy afternoon by the time he had arrived, accompanied by his finest men- and only men. Wilbur Dawson, Owen McRee and Zachary Downes.
A short stout man with an odd moustache had weaselled his way up to them, and by the look of his face Brookes had a feeling it was going to be a long day.
âGentlemen-â
He eyed them head to toe
âI er- think.. anyways! There is much to do and you lot are very late! Very late indeedâ
Owen -who already wasnât onboard with agreeing to this job- rolled his eyes and looked down to continue picking at his fingers
The persistent man stretched out to look past them
âIs..is there any more of you? Or..â
Brookes had stepped in to reassure the man. They werenât a lot. But they werenât daft men either. But dealing in business had led him to meet all sorts, and this man was no different.
âJust this lot, and we are more than capable, just point us in the direction and we can start setting up. Apologies for our timekeeping, wagon wheels donât match too well with a rocky road.â
The man didnât seem to be convinced, a quick gaze to the their mode of transport, and the horned beast pulling it, but with a quick nod he directed them to the right
âI see. Well, just down that hill then. The main grounds have already been cleared and seating has already been started, you can start with the frames for today. Should you need anymore wood there is a vast enough woodland just down the valley. Do please refrain from reaching out for assistance, we are very busy, there is much to be done, just use your brains.. if possibleâ
he said with short jovial laugh, patting Wilbur on the shoulder then turned heel and headed in the opposite direction.
Wilbur, angrily dusting off his shoulder, watched him with a glare
âwanker.â
Owen, who couldnât agree more nodded with a playful judgemental tone eyeing the man as he proudly walked away âyeah, does seem a bit of a ball ache doesnât he? You sure know how to pick âem boss.â
Zachary watched the man leave smacking Owen over the head âKeep it down! He hasnât even made it down the hill yet!â
Owen scowled slapping him in the same manner in return âall the more reason for us to say it louder. Must be hard to get a message through that thick skull, posh bastard.â
Wilbur snickered and took a breathe preparing to shout after him only for a large hand to be quickly placed over his mouth earning a mumbled passionate protest from Wilbur
Brookes pinched the bridge of his nose with a tired sigh, removing his hand from Wilburâs maw
âthis job has good pay, bastards or not, we need to stay professional. We will only be here for three jobs or so. Just keep it together.â
Owen and Wilbur shared a matching expression and caved in with obedience, while Zachary repetitively nodding gave a firm âyes bossâ.
The group unloaded the wagon and with a stretch headed to work.
ââ
Eleanor felt sickly. And not just from her poor health, but from the thought of having to join Lavender Maxwells clique in the training grounds of the Decker.
She didnât need more wounds before the Trials.
Through the mangy crowded alleys she kept to the sidelines watching different lives pass her by. The Decker was filled to the brim and it was full of very different individuals.
You could learn a lot from watching from the sidelines, which by chance is what happened when she a particular conversation caught her ear.
Two men said idly sipping from the cartons as they organised papers into a box. Eleanor squinted- it was the entry forms for the Selecting Trials.
âI canât believe Larryâs gotta go up there today. Like actually go up there. Make conversation with those..things.â
The other man scoffed âplease he donâ gotta do none of the sort. He jusâ gotta deliver. Besides, he ainât permitted to speak. Hand off the forms, keep the head down. Be seen noâ heard. Plus, heâs lucky in a way. He has permission to leave this shit hole. I ainâ ever seen the real sky, or trees or..ya know.â
The first man sipped and nodded nonchalantly.
âI suppose. How long you reckon heâll be?â
The second man shrugged
âCouldnât tell ya, I hear heâs gotta travel through the forest first. Once out it could take âim an hour or maybe less, to get to the main facility anyways. Better enjoy the silence while he can. Them guards âill scare the ballocks outta âimâ
The first man tilted his head as did Eleanor.
âHow do ya mean?â
Sending an incredulous look the second man laughed â well they probably ainâ ever seen a human before! With us being bloody locked underground anâ all! Theyâre bound to be a bit curious!â
The first man gulped
âAnd you called the poor chap lucky. When does he leave?â
The other man peeled around the corner at who she could only assume was the âLarryâ man in question
âFrom the look of things, Iâd wager twenty minutes. So we besâ be gettin a move on with these formsâ
Eleanor perked up.
A secluded forest, alone. Sheâd be able to practice..see the outside world before the selection made her fear it.
She could fit behind them crates, she was skinny enough. Though, being skinny wasnât exactly anything new from malnutrition and lack of sunlight the undercity provided.
She just had to be precise. And quick.
She needed her bow.
ââ
âLook at them. The sorry fools. They havenât worked a day in their livesâ
Axes swung through the air, chunks flying through the air, and despite the cloudy sky the heat was building up. Owen and Wilbur had taken to chopping while Brookes and Zachary focused on the finer work.
Zachary rolled his eyes â yeah well, you wonât have to watch for much longer if you get your work done faster.â
Owen mimicked him under his breath earning a snicker from Wilbur.
âCome on Zach! let us have a little fun, itâs not everyday you get to poke fun at the rich and privileged!â Wilbur justified.
Zachary had stopped listening at that point focusing his attention back to Brookes, who had stopped his work and was in a deep count of their stock muttering a gruff "shit" beneath his breathe
âBoss?..everything ok?â
Brookes groaned, stating firmly
âwe need more wood.â
Zachary looked down bewildered- the pile was big enough in his opinion
âboss not that my eyes are as trained as yours but..it seems we have plenty, are you sure?â
Brookes grunted and stood up, dropping his blade and snatching his axe, tying it precisely to his belt.
"Must've miscounted. It shouldnât take to long.â
Without another word he stomped down the hill making way for the forest past all the construction.
ââ
Eleanor hurried, her ripping shoes only worsening as she dashed through the wet floors, her legs being splashed and subjected to the filth and grime.
Hopping over crates, pushing through people, and not stopping for a breath she kept her sights on the training grounds up ahead.
People made their comments as they saw were she was headed, but by now she was used to them, the Decker was an grimy piss-pot, an ill miserable place full of ill miserable people, who werenât afraid to voice their thoughts.
âPoor girl. She donât have much time leftâ
âThem Trials gonna eat her aliveâ
âA goner to be sureâ
âWe should place bets, at least that way weâll be guaranteed money.â
Making her way through the main gates into the dark hallowed hallways taking an immediate right, rushing in and clashing into none other than Desmond Fitzgerald.
He whipped around eyes that surged annoyance, only for expression to change amongst seeing just who had bumped into him âoh-â
She didnât have time. If he was here Lavender wouldnât be far.
She kept her pace making a beeline for the weapons hung by the wall lit up by a single flickering torch.
âH-hey I.. Iâm sorry..Iâm sorry about Lav..â
No time.
Vambraces strapped on, bow secured on her back and arrows loosely hung against her hips by a flimsy rope, this endeavour had already cost her ten minutes. It was gonna take another ten to make it back!
As she made it clear in her lack of halting, she had other places to be.
Before she could leave however he grabbed her arm
She snapped her gaze back to him, a wild look in her eye. Desmond had never single handedly hurt her, rather watched from the sidelines.
She supposed there was a first for everything.
â..I meant it- the apology. I.. I thought the knife was a bluffâ
All it took was a little blood to get him to see the twisted ways of her little group? Sheâd heard enough and before the boy could continue she was out the gates thrashing through gasping civilians in a determined manner.
Desmond called after her
âPlease! Just.. I needed to warn you..â
Once back in her first spot she twirled all around to see the wagon had already left.
She wanted to scream.
Panting she slumped over, to think sheâd need that stamina for the Trials.
With a defeated demeanour she walked along the pathways beneath the balconies of each house, passing taverns-
âMove it!! I am on a strict time schedule!â
She sprang up in fright, had she done something wrong?
âYou seem- you seem to be- to b- slow- fer a fella rushingâ a drunken man slurred
The bar just up ahead. Another casual tavern showdown it seemed.
âFor your information you drunken for these are the forms for the Selecting Trials! Now get off the road!â
Eleanors dull eyes brightened as slowly but surely she began to run, taking a right and just before her- the wagon.
Thank goodness for drunken idiots.
Blending in with the busy streets she crawled on, keeping a trained eye on each man switching ever few seconds. And once she had settled she let out a breath. This was it.
The situation seemed to have dissolved and before long her ride and reached a stop.
The main gates. No human that hadnât prior persimmon or knowledge from the authorities had ever made it this far.
Once papers had been thoroughly examined, they were back on track and with a screeching cry the rusty gates were hoisted up and out they went into the unknown.
It was only really then that an unsettling feeling resided within her. She could be killed for this. This was very much illegal.
The sickening feeling had remained until they reached a clearing. And truly emerged.
She had seen paintings, heard storyâs, listened to drunken fools sing ballads. But nothing could ever compare to the actually thing, that much was clear.
Crisp fresh air filled her poor lungs as heat- real heat- sank though her sickly skin. Real grass, real trees, so lush and green, they stood tall and mighty.
And real sky- the sky enamoured her but it also caught her off guard.
It was grey. She began to doubt the reality of those so called âstories from aboveâ.
But besides that everything else was real. No fabrication, fake lighting, no crowded streets or polluted noise.
Just simplicity, the only sound being that of the horse trotting against the baron mud along with the wheels and occasional twittering of birds.
Sheâd only ever seen dead ones- pheasant to be exact when rations gave out bird meat before switching to rodent.
And there lay the forest, just as those two men had predicted. This was her stop.
Crawling to the edge she slipped off, tumbling roughly to the ground. A metallic tasting liquid blossomed onto her cheeks as she smudged at her nose. Bleeding, but at least nothing was broken for once.
As she tracked through he seemingly forgotten trees, mesmerised at their foreboding heigh, she distanced herself into a clearing. Perfect
With bow now in hand she reached down to her waist, her first arrow sliding by her string.
There were many names attending the Trials but nothing compared to the main three.
Vander Sythe, Grindle Foxglove, Harleen Diabel.
From the tales, they had a reputation and they were a difficult trio to impress.
Harleen Diabel was her go-to in particular. She had a fondness for archery.
A few calculated shots before the esteemed Harleen and she could prove she was worth something. That she was more than just the hopeless case the Decker saw her as.
With her body turned to the east, her legs an even width apart and head turned to her target she pulled back her string, her arms wobbled from her latest missed lessons thanks to a certain group.
She focused herself, closing one eye.
And as she let went to let go, her left arm stung beneath her poorly crafted vambraces her fresh wound coercing with the flaky leather, causing the released arrow to go haywire spiralling into a different direction.
And so she collected her shot and tried again.
And again.
And again.
And by her tenth try she had released, her right hand knocking back into her head with a harsh whack.
She stumbled backwards, her eyes burned as she held in her tears. She just needed to concentrate!
Faster!
Stronger!
Focus!
The voices in her mind morphed into her mothers.
Tears slipped down her cheeks
AGAIN
AGAIN
AGAIN
A-
With a cry she threw the bow, she stood panting as her eyes revelled in sweet release, fresh tears stained her dirty cheeks.
She turned away from the direction it had flown in slumming down by the nearest tree.
It was moments like these were she truly felt isolated, and the worst part she hated admitting was that loneliness was just a brutal feeling, it was reality.
It was a kill or be killed world. People only watched their own backs, took what they could, gave nothing back.
An odd feeling ricocheted through the ground beneath her.
Not even her own mother cared.
Thumping.
She had been cheated from her childhood.
Louder.
Had never truly experienced happiness, never cracked a real smile in earnest.
Closer.
And all her chances of ever experiencing that, the knowledge that somebody had seen something in her, taken her in out of awe, were fading.
The trees bent back as birds cawed an soared off in a hurry, cawing in a matter of urgency.
She snapped out of her pity party and back to the present moment
She rose to her feet in an instant, the sickening feeling blossomed once more.
A crack of a branch plummeted her stomach, along with the residing boom before her.
She sank back into the tree.
Her lungs caved, betraying any possibilities of drawing a breath.
There before her, in the clearing towering just over the tree tops, stood a Giant.
For Roleplays!
I'm pretty much down for everything except these categories so these are my 'don'ts'
đ«I don't do:
-Giantess roleplays (sometimes I like giantess stuff but never in roleplays idk why đ)
-Furry and nekos- (HOWEVER any other things like harpys or borrowers with tails are OK, just as long as they don't have paws or over the top ears if you get me and don't make animal noises. Mermaid, half shark, anything like that is perfectly fine too its just full on Furrys and nekos.)
-Nsfw
-Vore
-Any fetish stuff
-Child giants (giants under 18- 17 is okay but anything below then two is a no)
-fandoms. I do original characters only
-lastly I don't usually play giants. I suck at it đ
Also just another I want to point out. If YOU ask me to roleplay and then never respond I will block you. If you don't want to do it anymore or are busy just say so I won't be mad. Now if you leave me on open accidentally and forget to respond I can understand as I've done this, but if I see you are active and outright ignoring me that's when I have an issue. Don't ask if you aren't actually up for it.
â I am a sucker for darker themes, angst and fearplay! I do love fluff too.
As for tropes, I LOVE found family, enemies to lovers, the angsty shit, there's no trope I'm really against but if I do not like one please just have respect that it's not something I'm willing to do (but I doubt that will happen)
Mark & Jack, Best Buddies: Part 1
Markiplier visited Ireland, he saw a house bigger than other houses. "That's unlike any of the houses I've seen" he said as he knocked on the door, a man with green hair answered the door who was 24ft tall, "Top o' the mornin' to ya!!"
He picked him up and put him in the kitchen. "You are tiny, what is your name." said the man. "My name is Mark." he said, nervously. "My name is SĂ©an, but you can just call me Jack, nice to meet you" he said.
Mark and Jack had a fun time together, they collaborated on a vlog and went to the local park, until Mark had to go home, "Can't wait until I see you again" he said as he left for the airport, "I might see you next time." said Jack.
TO BE CONTINUED
Mark and Jack: Best Buddies: Part 2
Mark went out shopping, "Oh no, I forgot the bread" he put his hand over his head and went back in the shop, but his friend Jack loomed over him, he was 24ft tall, "Mark, I got the bread for you", he said, as he put down some bread, "How did you know my favourite brand?!" said Mark, "I saw you eating toast when I arrived", said Jack.
Well he was eating toast when he arrived, Mark was finishing off when he heard a tremor outside. "What is going on" he said, then he saw Jack outside, "Top o' the mornin' to ya, I told you that I was gonna be back", Jack said, he picked up Mark, they hugged each other, the entire neighbourhood saw, "Get a room you two!", said the next door neighbour, they were embarrassed.
Back to the present and Mark came back home WITH the bread this time, thanks to Jack, he was thankful for Jack this time, but Jack had gone back to his vlog HQ in London, and he couldn't say thank you, he would just have to wait until Christmas.
PART 3 COMING AT CHRISTMAS