"Doesn't matter to me," Glory replied. "We just had a great conversation about practically nothing. The topic really doesn't matter much."

Archie sighed, then shrugged. "Don't really know what to talk about...there's nothing interesting going on at the moment for me..."

"Not really for me, either," Glory pointed out. "I've been busting my brain over school since I missed so much of it, so one of my friends took my homework to do for me." She rolled her eyes a bit. "Didn't even give me a choice. Not that I'm complaining, I don't like homework."

((I have to go...I'm very close to having a mental breakdown...I'll try to be on later...:(...))

"I guess...he had nothing else to do?" Archie muttered, puzzled. He'd hated homework when he was in school.

((Aw~ alright. *hugs* feel better. I'll be here when you get back, most likely))

"He's weird," Glory said. "I'm fairly sure he's not normal." She paused. "Okay, I'm very sure he's not normal."

"Being normal is boring, and not something you should aim for," Archie huffed, tilting his head. "Being abnormal is great. Individuality versus conformity!"

"Viktor said something along those lines," Glory replied. "You'd probably get along with him fairly well."

((because, you know, i never got a notice on my page when you posted... i hate that glitch.))

((I get that all the time. D: It's why I've taken to using the list of Subscriptions more than the Control Panel, since it shows threads that haven't gotten an 'update' notice on there anyway.))

"Eeeerrrrr...probably not." Archie frowned, then shook his head a few times. "It'll be a while before I'm able to think differently..."

"It's just a thought," Glory said. "That's all."

"Maybe someday." Archie stretched himself out a bit more. "Um...do you wanna go hunting together or something?"

"What, so you can laugh at me?" Glory joked. "You didn't see it last time. It wasn't pretty."

"I can help you! I can also help you work on your speed, too, and how to improve your skills!" Archie jumped up. Now this was something he was fine with, and he could certainly help her.

Glory blinked. He'd just done almost a complete 180.

"I've already made a fool of myself once," she said carefully. "I want to keep my humiliation limited to as few people as possible."

"You really think I'm gonna make fun of you? I'm only annoying when I want to be, and when I'm all kinds of hyper!" Archie assured her, grinning. "Come on, I can help you out."

"We'll see," Glory said. She wasn't refusing to try, at least, which was a good thing. "You're all kinds of hyper all the time, you know."

"That depends, actually. I wasn't always like this. Well, except when it was little. I like to be hyper!" Archie squealed, grinning widely.

((By the way, I have to get off and let my brother have a turn...I'll be back later. :3))

"I've never known you to not be hyperactive," Glory pointed out. "Anyways, if I'm going to make a fool of myself, we may as well get this overwith."

"Hooray!" Archie cheered, grinning widely. "Here, this way!" He turned and headed farther out to sea, towards the coral reef. There were always nice amounts of fish there.

Glory followed him out to the reef, hoping she didn't make too much of a fool of herself.

Archie didn't go after a large school of fish, like Léan usually did. Instead, he slid between two tall coral structures and nabbed a brightly-colored angelfish that was alone in the same place. "Best to get them unawares..."

"That just seems to be a personal preference," Glory replied.

"You want to swim around like a drugged barracuda, chasing fish around for a half hour? I sure don't." Archie bit into his fish. He ate in a much more animal-like fashion than his brother did.

"It didn't take me that long last time," Glory pointed out. "Five or six minutes, maybe."

"Bahahaha, that long?" Archie grinned. "It takes me less than a minute...five to six minutes is long!"

"You also act like a squirrel on speed," Glory pointed out. "Nothing ever sees you coming, and is usually dazed or dead before it knows what hit it."