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Léan shook his head slowly, eyes dropping to the ground. "We do not. Letters we do do. But he does not live in a city or town, and does not have a set address. Mailing doesn't work." |
(it just took 10 runs with my antivirus solftware but I think i got it the little virus icon is gone and no one more sites. Yeah I have gotten this virus 4 times now and it killed 3 of my computers but this time i beat it yes)
Adam nodded. "I would sayI would go visted him with you but that way to far I think." He looked to Lean "after I get back home why don't you go fine him and talk with him. I am sure he misses you too." |
((I got it just once. I had it off of my computer in seven minutes' time with no damage done.))
Léan shook his head, slowly. "He's supposed to be coming to visit me, soon...near the West Coast. We have excellent senses of smell when it comes to nearby blood relatives. We'll be able to find each other." |
(sorry was not on for a while do to was excite i finally got tv back and well forgot about my lab top cause i have beenw ith out tv for 5 months.)
"Really that amazeing." Adam smiled to him. "Humans smelling is tereible and we can not do that at all. Your so amazing." He looked over to Lean to see how he was doing now. "How ar eyou feeling now?" |
Léan sighed, stretching slightly. "...Well...I'm all right," he admitted, closing his eyes. "...By the way, for lessons...what do you want to learn next? Ways to defend yourself against predators in the water, in case you encounter them on your way back to land?"
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"That would be a good idea to learn." Adam nodded thinking about it. "Just I'm not fast so out running them is out of the question. So what should i do?" He softly asked. Adam moved back from Lean a little giving him more space. "Well I am glad your alright now or at less doing better."
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Léan's tail flicked back and forth thoughtfully. "...Well...if you grab sharks by the nose in just the right place, they become more docile and might leave you alone. Saltwater crocodiles are trickier...you might want to take something foul along with you to shove in its face if one attacks you..."
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"Really you can do that to a shark to make them do that?" He wondering how that would work. "I mean its sounds kind of hard to be able to do if your scared." Adam said as he watched Lean those this tips would help he out alot.
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Léan nodded, amused. "Sharks are normally comfortable around merpeople...they rarely attack us unless they feel we are encroaching upon their territory."
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"Yeah but I'll look like dinner to them." He joked. "I really find that odd they are like that with merpeople because to me it would seem they would like to eat you. They are meat eatters right?"
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"Indeed. Usually, predators of the sea are friendly with merpeople, as are most fish until we show signs of hunger..." Léan mused, absently. "Sharks will attack us sometimes...but not often."
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Adam just nodded. "I guess that a good thing then. Oh before this storm did you hear about the shark attack on humans out in the ... Well it was near Egypt I forgot the name of the sea those. But it was follow a movie sripte of a old horror movie called Jaw. But this was not a movie it really did happen."(real event)
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"I don't pay much attention to human news...honestly, I have no means of knowing much about the human world other than what human experts--yes, we have those among our people--say..." Léan tilted his head. "I have no idea what Jaws is..."
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"Oh that. Its a movie about a shark who kill/ attack a human at a beach resort. The onwer tries to keep things quite and trys to held it on his own. Soon the shark attacks again and he is force to call in a shark hunter and a scienceist who study sharks to solve the problem. They think they solved the problem but they are wrong and it get out of hand then the shark eats the boat that all I really remember about the movie. But this real life basiclly doing all that expect not eatting boats. No one know why the sharks are doing it in this area because the area they are attacking in it is rear to even see a shark at all. Those they think the sharks are hungry because there not many fish around."
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Léan listened intently, looking amused. "The only reasons sharks bite humans are because they think they're a threat to their territory, they are starving and desperately need food, they're curious about what the human is, or they are attacked or disturbed first..." he hummed. "The lack of fish might be the cause of that...pollution is the underlying cause..."
He wrinkled his nose. He hated pollution of the water...the Pacific Ocean was becoming a big cesspool of plastic and other garbage... |
"Well the area the sharks are attacking is a beach resort so the waters are really blue and clean to make sure people come back to it. Oh and around fact about the case is that one of the sharks doing the killing is a ocean tail(i think that the name of it) And there low on the know sharks that kill list. Its rare to find one shark who they can prove kill two people. Its liek unheard of." He nodded a littled he had listen to Lean reply. "Yeah I think it is the food problem because evening the fish man say they can bearily catch any."
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"If they dump chlorine in the waters, that kills fish," Léan said, simply. "To keep water clear and blue, you dump chlorine into it...that is poison. I almost died of chlorine poisoning, once..."
He was sensitive to chlorine when it was in large amounts. He could swim in a pool for a bit, perhaps, but he couldn't breathe in the water... |
"I don't think they dumb that in to the sea because there just to much there to make it all blue with. I think it actually natural because its salt water." He said then pause for a second. "Oh no that not good. Well I'll have to rember that to keep you away from that stuff. I know its posionst to us too if we drink to much of it those useally in a pool or some thing it useally so water down it won't hurt us. Those I will make sur eto keep you away from it."
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Léan nodded, thoughtfully. He seemed to be getting tired again, but was beating it down. "...When do you want your lessons in swimming to start again?" he asked, hoping to find something to get his mind off of rest.
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"Well its still dark out it is the middle of the night so maybe in the morning if you feeling totally better by then." Adam smiled. "I don't want you pushing your self got it because if you do I won't know what to do to make you well again. Plus I want you all better you know." He smiled to Lean.
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Léan nodded, chewing on his lip. "...I suppose I'll get some rest, then," he relinquished, unwillingly. He didn't want to sleep again, for fear that he would have another bad nightmare. He could usually tell when they were going to come on...but there was not much else to do.
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"good night Lean sleep well but if you have another bad dream just remeber I'm right here and I have to help you get through it." He smiled before sticking the fuff back in to his ears and moving to his beding and cuddling under the blankets. he pulled his leaf pillow closer to him self and tried to go back to sleep.
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Léan, despite his unenthusiastic response to having to go back to sleep, was out like a light in a matter of minutes. He slept soundly throughout the night this time and didn't stir. The nightmares had been momentarily chased away.
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(night night)
The sun light soon started to enter in through some of the holes in the doorway those really not enough to really enough any one. Adam was still fast a sleep even those it was morning now. |
((Night!))
Léan didn't wake up, either. While the sun bothered him, he was just far too tired to allow it to irritate him. He snored softly while he slept this time. |
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