Multiversal travel can be disorienting, but there’s no need to worry! All side effects are temporary and lessen with each trip. Your body may experience several sensations at once: being pushed forward as if a hand is resting on your back, momentary and startling blindness, a gentle ringing in your head. You may have difficulty discerning whether it is hot or cold, but where you have been prodded is noticeably warmer than the rest of you. Some may suffer dizziness while others are perfectly fine. You notice that the area you are in is filled with a soft cerulean light and feels slightly humid and dark despite the glow around you. Regardless of your current state, however, the stress of transit forces your body into unconsciousness.
Waking up is another story. Or maybe it isn’t.
You find yourself in a nondescript room; sometimes with others who have found themselves in the same situation, sometimes alone. Welcome to Avagi Station, your new home.
Avagi
That First Step, it is a Doozy:
There are always risks to exploring new environments and Avagi is rich with new nooks and crannies to explore. You’re checking out a new corridor that’s been opened, though there have been signs warning that there are areas where structural stability has been weakened by neglect and the passage of time. But maybe things have been going well, you’ve found a few interesting things of note and you’re ready to head back to your bunk for the day.
Except when you turn to leave, the floor is giving way without a screech of metal. Hopefully you’ve got some good reflexes and can catch yourself before you topple down a shaft that seems to go down at least thirty or forty feet. Do you call for help or struggle to handle it on your own? And more importantly, how are you getting around this giant hole in the floor now that it’s there?
The Buddy System:
In order to help new arrivals find their bearings the more experienced residents on board have decided to try out the buddy system in order until the new arrivals get their space legs. The guide is responsible for answering any questions, showing them all the important facilities and making sure their new friend doesn’t wander anywhere too dangerous. And what better way to get to know your buddy than to try and help them find all the supplies they need to be comfortable in their new home? Hopefully the barter blocks have some clothes in your size or else it could get a little bit awkward come laundry day.
Shining Bright:
The Observation Station is the best place on Avagi to get a look at the storm that rages all around. However today when you stop by there’s something strange and new to look upon. It’s not clear if it’s a change in the environment or perhaps an effect of the living energy that opens the portals but the entire room is filled with softly glowing floating lights. If you venture into the room and dare to touch one of the lights you’ll find that you find a song playing in your mind that fills you with a deep and abiding sense of peace. What you do with that feeling is up to you but it seems that these lights aren’t going to cause any harm then why not let yourself relax in a beautiful space for a little while?
Kaittos
This month there is a portal to the planet Kaittos, a peaceful world containing one large land mass and a scattering of lived-on islands across a clear blue ocean. On the mainland, a large city-state occupies the central region and southern coast and resembles what some travelers from some versions of Earth might know of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Bustling and lively, the city is clean and well provided-for due to the temperate climate and the bountiful natural resources found on its northern side; orchards, farms and forests extend into the distance, butting up against a small mountain range. The technology level is low compared to Avagi, with carriages and candles in place rather than cars and electric lights, but the craftsmen of the world have managed some very impressive mechanical feats.
Kaittans, the local residents of the world appear somewhat humanoid, but the bipedal race has hooves rather than feet, silvery skin and three eyes with vertical pupils. Although there is no sign of any other sentient species in the world, the locals are nonetheless excited to meet their guests, rather than suspicious or afraid; for some reason, they are not surprised that aliens exist, merely that they are here.
Visitors are encouraged to explore the city and partake in an exchange of goods and ideas, to share their culture and stories with the locals. Perhaps there’s a merchant willing to trade a bauble for a story or you want to try something entirely unknown to your palette in the culinary quarter. The possibilities, while not quite limitless, are enough to keep the curious busy for quite a while.
[Richie promised he wouldn't say anything, and at first, it's easy. Eddie might have some things here and there and all over the place, but Richie's the sort who could actively live in a pigsty. The stretches of time when his parents aren't around--or don't actively tell him to clean up after himself--results in piles of dirty clothes, stacks of dishes in the sink, and a collection of snack wrappers and bags on the living room coffee table.
That's nothing.
But then he sees the doors. The names, the places, the phrases--it hits him like a freight. He doesn't have to ask what any of it means, he knows. Why is something else entirely. Richie isn't even sure if he wants to know the answer.
True to his word, though, he doesn't say anything. Not even the distraught Eds... that's in his thoughts in this exact moment. Instead, he walks further inside. Once he's close enough to Eddie, he throws his arms around him in another tight hug.
Eventually, he'll pull away, but only once he decides that he's been reassuring enough.]
(An older Eddie would have had a better time with getting all his memories back. The fear would have been the same, but there was a pretty huge difference between being grown up and remembering some friends you once had, and then being a kid and forgetting your best friends that you had just made a promise to. The guilt had been immense, the anxiety of his friends being in Derry where Eddie couldn't reach them if they ever had to come back--. There had been a lot of emotions there, a lot of thoughts, and Eddie had gotten paranoid that he'd forget again.
That's a lot to say, a lot to explain, and he's viciously grateful that Richie says nothing as promised. Eddie wasn't so sure he'd be able to properly explain himself. Not without needing to suck on his inhaler the entire time.
The hug isn't just a luxury, it's a necessity. His mind had been getting loud and hectic, and then there was Richie. Eddie instantly hugs back.
He couldn't begin to explain how glad he felt to have Richie there. To not be alone anymore. This hug lasts longer than the previous ones, because it felt more real with everything at his back. With Richie there, he wasn't so sure that he would have to worry as much about forgetting anymore.
Eventually though, Eddie does let go, and he's smiling. A little pale, maybe, but smiling at least.)
You can pick out your own room. Or share with me. There's some rooms but if everyone shows up here, I think we'd have to if we want to fit everyone.
(Because why would the Losers ever live with anyone else here but each other? He pivots to the right, leading Richie to his room.)
[Once the hug ends, Richie follows Eddie into the bedroom. Immediately, he makes himself at home by sitting on Eddie's bed. It's normal behavior for him, ignoring manners and decency, but he figures normal can only be a good thing right now.]
You really wouldn't mind sharing? It'd be even more like a sleepover if we did.
[Except it's really more that after hearing how long Eddie's been alone, he wants to be around for his friend as much as he can be.]
(Eddie doesn't mind because where else would he even sit? He plops right on down next to him, kicking his shoes off so he could pull his feet up and sit Indian style next to Richie. His room is about just as cluttered with little things here and there as the first room. Some weird looking flowers were pinned against the wall, hanging upside down, mostly dried out by now.
There was also a bright red scarf on Eddie's pillow, something that didn't look new at all, but certainly had never belonged to Eddie either.)
No? As long as you're not a total pig. (Which was asking for a small miracle, Eddie knew, but Richie was also his best friend so it felt natural to ask.)
I could always room with Stan or Bill too, but I don't think anyone else could actually tolerate sharing a space with you without wanting to kill you.
(One of them could have a room to themselves, Eddie was pretty sure, but...well. Wouldn't that go to Bev? After all- girl.)
I can clean up after myself just enough. [He might have to be reminded to do it given how easily distracted he is from things he doesn't want to do, but in theory, it's possible.]
I mean, it's your decision, you know? It's your room. Though I gotta say, I'm really into not being killed in my sleep.
[He leans back, propping himself up with his arms resting behind him while kicking his legs idly.] Isn't pulling straws more for shit you don't wanna do?
(Eddie considers Richie seriously for a second, and then he shrugs, nodding.)
Yeah, I know. (Or at least he speculates that there's hope for Richie yet. For all of Eddie's hypochondria, he wasn't a neat-freak like Stan. Though Richie might get his head chewed off for anything gross (the usual, really)- but Eddie's pretty confident that it'd be fine.
Richie's got a point. Eddie had found this place, had been living in it. Technically Richie could just pick out a room and call it a day. But Eddie was thinking bigger picture here. He bounces his knees up and down and finally shrugs.)
You're my best friend. I'd probably be hanging out in your room all the time anyway or the other way around. (Or they'd be out together doing stuff. That's how it was back in Derry. Their gang, as a general rule of thumb, just stuck together.)
And like, I really don't mind.
(If Richie was as grating as Eddie acted like he was, they wouldn't be as close as they were, was the thing. His expression has softened because frankly, he doesn't want Richie to think he's not wanted, and maybe he had been pushing it more than he had to. He had no problem rooming with Stan or Bill, but he couldn't lie and act like Richie wasn't his first choice.)
Plus. I'd feel better if you were close. (Eddie admits this with a bit of an embarrassed look on his face. He picks at the hem of his shirt, tugging at a stray thread.)
[His expression brightens immediately. He really would've been okay staying anywhere else--that's what they'd done in Derry, after all, with having to live with their own families in different parts of town. It would have been like normal, except in a completely new and strange place, with Richie knowing no one else.
But he's a lot happier with being able to share a room instead. It'll be better with both of them, until they get to a point where they start driving each other crazy.]
Me too. [And just to emphasize that, he nearly barrels Eddie over in another hug, but this time it's coupled with him trying to tug on one of his cheeks.]
(As if they didn't drive each other crazy on a daily basis already. The real challenge would be not driving the rest of the Losers crazy by them always being together. Why?
Welp. Eddie shrieks the moment Richie barrels unexpectedly into him, his hands flailing.)
Richie! Stop that! (He wails as Richie grabs at his cheek.
That is the exact thing the Losers would all get to look forward to.)
[They're going to be a pain in the ass for all of their friends, but surely when that happens, the other Losers will already know what they're getting into.
But he stops and rolls over not long after Eddie tells him to, laughing all the while.]
I can sleep on the floor. It'd be really sleepover-like that way.
(Honestly, Eddie didn't really care about sleeping arrangements. He was small enough that he could share one of these beds with Ben comfortably. But Richie's got a valid point, and Eddie automatically perks up.
He sits up from where he'd been barreled over, already grinning.)
You're right. It would be. Are you sure though? The floor's kind of...metal. We'd have to find something to make a bed with.
(Eddie peeks over the bed down at Richie. His mouth twists up at the corner and his nose scrunches with thought.)
That's metal, Richie. You could sleep on your neck wrong and then you'll be stiff for days.
(Wait.)
Don't say anything.
(Because he knows Richie, okay? He slips off the bed and lands next to him. He pats the floor and frowns.)
If we can't find anything, just share with me until we do. But maybe....I bet I could get you some pillows. Turns out Kaittans- those are the aliens here- they think all that disease stuff is super interesting.
[Eddie says not to say anything. He shouldn't. The moment's ruined because Eddie already tried to stop him, but Richie can't help it. It's bubbling up inside of him and he feels like he'll burst if he can't make a joke about it.]
All I gotta do is rub it out and it'll be fine.
[There, that's better.]
I promise I won't hog all the blankets. [It's a promise he'll break. After a moment, he pushes himself up into a sitting position.] What does disease have to do with pillows? I thought you said they don't do experimentation here.
(Eddie places his hands over his face, groaning. He can't even be that upset. Sometimes, he had to think before speaking when it came to Richie.)
You're going to get hairy palms, I swear to God.
(It's impossible to tell whether or not Eddie actually believed that myth. Chances were good though that he did. His mother was very dedicated to protecting her son's everything.)
They don't, but they really like knowledge I guess? So they're willing to talk to you about stuff and if they like whatever you tell them, or think it's interesting and you answer their questions, they'll give you stuff. Not everyone- but a lot.
(Eddie's face scrunches up in disgust. Reaction successfully achieved.)
You're so-. You know what? Forget it. Yes, Richie. It's exactly like that. Congratulations.
(Then something occurs to Eddie, and his sarcasm drops as a genuine look of excitement overcomes him. Richie's voices might be awful, his jokes come and go in terms of whether or not they're funny, but Eddie has always honestly admired his best friend's ambitions a whole lot. He had the biggest dreams of all the Losers, and despite Eddie sighing and dragging his feet all the time about him, he supported that. So he grabs Richie's arm and gives it an eager shaking.)
Hey. It'd be like, the first time you could actually do your joke stuff in an actual way. Like, you know, professionally?
[Richie's eyes widen, and he's quickly a bundle of excited energy.]
You think so? Eds! You're! So! Cute! And! Smart! [Abruptly, he's on his feet and moving about the room because there's no way he can stay in one spot when he's pumped like this.]
I hadn't even considered that. I need to find out what kind of zingers aliens like. [From there it's an almost nonsensical list of other things he thinks he needs to do, more to himself than anything. It doesn't last long, and then his focus is back on Eddie.] Do you think I could do it, really?
(Eddie would have regretted saying something with how over the top Richie's reaction was, but thing is, it's so genuine he can't be that irritated. That doesn't stop him from turning bright red though all the same.)
Shut up. I am not. (He barely mumbles the words, not actually wanting to bring Richie down on this one. Eddie doesn't even bother telling Richie to settle down. Just watches him, chewing at the inside of his own cheek. Eddie listens patiently, sitting on the edge of his bed while Richie burnt himself out (never possible).
But the moment Richie turns to him and asks that? Eddie's brows furrow together and he tips his head at Richie.)
Of course I do. You're like, super passionate about this, and you actually do make some pretty great jokes. I think it's worth a shot. (He smiles then, eyes crinkling.) I can come with you when you go.
[Richie's about as happy as a kid who's been told they can get as much candy as they want from the candy store. Which... really doesn't say much. Richie normally is about at a ten, and right now it's an eleven.]
I'd like that. If this does happen--which would be so fucking cool--I'd need my best bro there for support. [Accompanied by finger guns, because of course.]
(Definitely an eleven. To be honest, it's the first time in a while that Eddie forgets about how worried he's been lately. It's refreshing as all hell.)
It will happen. I bet you anything. (Said with the most sage nod. Eddie was pretty naive, but he wasn't dumb. He rolls his eyes at those finger guns, but all the same, he gives Richie a thumbs up.)
I'm not asking you to be like, going on stage and doing bits with me. But you should do something you like, that you want to do.
[He doesn't want to suggest anything specifically, if only because he'd rather Eddie decide what that thing could be.] Since we don't have school, I guess?
(Truthfully, Eddie's never thought too hard about that sort of thing. He was so busy being preoccupied with not dying on a regular basis, or not upsetting his mother, or fleeing from internalized horrors in the shape of lepers and clowns made external, or getting bullied, or just sitting out by the train tracks alone, that Eddie had never contemplated anything beyond leaving Derry. The greatest goal he could even imagine for himself was leaving his mother, and through some weird slip of time and space, he had managed exactly that.
So what did that leave him with? Eddie's eyes are on Richie, but he's a little blank, his body still. He wasn't funny like Richie, smart like Stan, brave like Bill, capable like Beverly, resourceful like Ben, or strong like Mike. He was just Eddie.
Eddie realizes he's been quiet for too long and he pulls himself together, shaking his head and looking up at Richie.)
I don't really know what I want to do. I mostly just want to hang out with you guys.
(Even his friends here- Laura was so strong. He wasn't good at fighting like she was, nor did he really want to be, and Chara was- Chara was weird. The idea of figuring something out he wanted to do in that kind of way? It unnerved him endlessly. It felt like growing up.)
[Richie would have a lot to say if he knew what Eddie was thinking. Fortunately or unfortunately, mind-reading is just something he is incapable of doing. He settles back down beside Eddie and nudges him.]
That's a start. You know you can hang out with me as much as you want. Maybe you'll discover something here you like, that just wasn't a thing in Derry? And you'll end up being the best at it.
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That's nothing.
But then he sees the doors. The names, the places, the phrases--it hits him like a freight. He doesn't have to ask what any of it means, he knows. Why is something else entirely. Richie isn't even sure if he wants to know the answer.
True to his word, though, he doesn't say anything. Not even the distraught Eds... that's in his thoughts in this exact moment. Instead, he walks further inside. Once he's close enough to Eddie, he throws his arms around him in another tight hug.
Eventually, he'll pull away, but only once he decides that he's been reassuring enough.]
Lead the way, señor.
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That's a lot to say, a lot to explain, and he's viciously grateful that Richie says nothing as promised. Eddie wasn't so sure he'd be able to properly explain himself. Not without needing to suck on his inhaler the entire time.
The hug isn't just a luxury, it's a necessity. His mind had been getting loud and hectic, and then there was Richie. Eddie instantly hugs back.
He couldn't begin to explain how glad he felt to have Richie there. To not be alone anymore. This hug lasts longer than the previous ones, because it felt more real with everything at his back. With Richie there, he wasn't so sure that he would have to worry as much about forgetting anymore.
Eventually though, Eddie does let go, and he's smiling. A little pale, maybe, but smiling at least.)
You can pick out your own room. Or share with me. There's some rooms but if everyone shows up here, I think we'd have to if we want to fit everyone.
(Because why would the Losers ever live with anyone else here but each other? He pivots to the right, leading Richie to his room.)
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You really wouldn't mind sharing? It'd be even more like a sleepover if we did.
[Except it's really more that after hearing how long Eddie's been alone, he wants to be around for his friend as much as he can be.]
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There was also a bright red scarf on Eddie's pillow, something that didn't look new at all, but certainly had never belonged to Eddie either.)
No? As long as you're not a total pig. (Which was asking for a small miracle, Eddie knew, but Richie was also his best friend so it felt natural to ask.)
I could always room with Stan or Bill too, but I don't think anyone else could actually tolerate sharing a space with you without wanting to kill you.
(One of them could have a room to themselves, Eddie was pretty sure, but...well. Wouldn't that go to Bev? After all- girl.)
I guess we could always draw straws too.
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I can clean up after myself just enough. [He might have to be reminded to do it given how easily distracted he is from things he doesn't want to do, but in theory, it's possible.]
I mean, it's your decision, you know? It's your room. Though I gotta say, I'm really into not being killed in my sleep.
[He leans back, propping himself up with his arms resting behind him while kicking his legs idly.] Isn't pulling straws more for shit you don't wanna do?
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Yeah, I know. (Or at least he speculates that there's hope for Richie yet. For all of Eddie's hypochondria, he wasn't a neat-freak like Stan. Though Richie might get his head chewed off for anything gross (the usual, really)- but Eddie's pretty confident that it'd be fine.
Richie's got a point. Eddie had found this place, had been living in it. Technically Richie could just pick out a room and call it a day. But Eddie was thinking bigger picture here. He bounces his knees up and down and finally shrugs.)
You're my best friend. I'd probably be hanging out in your room all the time anyway or the other way around. (Or they'd be out together doing stuff. That's how it was back in Derry. Their gang, as a general rule of thumb, just stuck together.)
And like, I really don't mind.
(If Richie was as grating as Eddie acted like he was, they wouldn't be as close as they were, was the thing. His expression has softened because frankly, he doesn't want Richie to think he's not wanted, and maybe he had been pushing it more than he had to. He had no problem rooming with Stan or Bill, but he couldn't lie and act like Richie wasn't his first choice.)
Plus. I'd feel better if you were close. (Eddie admits this with a bit of an embarrassed look on his face. He picks at the hem of his shirt, tugging at a stray thread.)
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But he's a lot happier with being able to share a room instead. It'll be better with both of them, until they get to a point where they start driving each other crazy.]
Me too. [And just to emphasize that, he nearly barrels Eddie over in another hug, but this time it's coupled with him trying to tug on one of his cheeks.]
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Welp. Eddie shrieks the moment Richie barrels unexpectedly into him, his hands flailing.)
Richie! Stop that! (He wails as Richie grabs at his cheek.
That is the exact thing the Losers would all get to look forward to.)
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But he stops and rolls over not long after Eddie tells him to, laughing all the while.]
I can sleep on the floor. It'd be really sleepover-like that way.
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He sits up from where he'd been barreled over, already grinning.)
You're right. It would be. Are you sure though? The floor's kind of...metal. We'd have to find something to make a bed with.
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I don't know, maybe if we got some extra blankets it'll be okay.
[It's a terrible idea.]
Maybe a lot of blankets.
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That's metal, Richie. You could sleep on your neck wrong and then you'll be stiff for days.
(Wait.)
Don't say anything.
(Because he knows Richie, okay? He slips off the bed and lands next to him. He pats the floor and frowns.)
If we can't find anything, just share with me until we do. But maybe....I bet I could get you some pillows. Turns out Kaittans- those are the aliens here- they think all that disease stuff is super interesting.
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All I gotta do is rub it out and it'll be fine.
[There, that's better.]
I promise I won't hog all the blankets. [It's a promise he'll break. After a moment, he pushes himself up into a sitting position.] What does disease have to do with pillows? I thought you said they don't do experimentation here.
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You're going to get hairy palms, I swear to God.
(It's impossible to tell whether or not Eddie actually believed that myth. Chances were good though that he did. His mother was very dedicated to protecting her son's everything.)
They don't, but they really like knowledge I guess? So they're willing to talk to you about stuff and if they like whatever you tell them, or think it's interesting and you answer their questions, they'll give you stuff. Not everyone- but a lot.
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So it's like prostituting myself, but just my wit and charisma.
[Framed this way just for a reaction, ofc.]
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(Eddie's face scrunches up in disgust. Reaction successfully achieved.)
You're so-. You know what? Forget it. Yes, Richie. It's exactly like that. Congratulations.
(Then something occurs to Eddie, and his sarcasm drops as a genuine look of excitement overcomes him. Richie's voices might be awful, his jokes come and go in terms of whether or not they're funny, but Eddie has always honestly admired his best friend's ambitions a whole lot. He had the biggest dreams of all the Losers, and despite Eddie sighing and dragging his feet all the time about him, he supported that. So he grabs Richie's arm and gives it an eager shaking.)
Hey. It'd be like, the first time you could actually do your joke stuff in an actual way. Like, you know, professionally?
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You think so? Eds! You're! So! Cute! And! Smart! [Abruptly, he's on his feet and moving about the room because there's no way he can stay in one spot when he's pumped like this.]
I hadn't even considered that. I need to find out what kind of zingers aliens like. [From there it's an almost nonsensical list of other things he thinks he needs to do, more to himself than anything. It doesn't last long, and then his focus is back on Eddie.] Do you think I could do it, really?
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Shut up. I am not. (He barely mumbles the words, not actually wanting to bring Richie down on this one. Eddie doesn't even bother telling Richie to settle down. Just watches him, chewing at the inside of his own cheek. Eddie listens patiently, sitting on the edge of his bed while Richie burnt himself out (never possible).
But the moment Richie turns to him and asks that? Eddie's brows furrow together and he tips his head at Richie.)
Of course I do. You're like, super passionate about this, and you actually do make some pretty great jokes. I think it's worth a shot. (He smiles then, eyes crinkling.) I can come with you when you go.
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I'd like that. If this does happen--which would be so fucking cool--I'd need my best bro there for support. [Accompanied by finger guns, because of course.]
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It will happen. I bet you anything. (Said with the most sage nod. Eddie was pretty naive, but he wasn't dumb. He rolls his eyes at those finger guns, but all the same, he gives Richie a thumbs up.)
Consider me your first formal fan.
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There's a lot to look forward to. You'll need to do something, too. Not to make me a fan of you, 'cause I already am, but you know.
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Eddie's brows scale up and he has to laugh a little.)
Me do something? What do you mean? I hope you don't mean talent wise.
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[He doesn't want to suggest anything specifically, if only because he'd rather Eddie decide what that thing could be.] Since we don't have school, I guess?
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So what did that leave him with? Eddie's eyes are on Richie, but he's a little blank, his body still. He wasn't funny like Richie, smart like Stan, brave like Bill, capable like Beverly, resourceful like Ben, or strong like Mike. He was just Eddie.
Eddie realizes he's been quiet for too long and he pulls himself together, shaking his head and looking up at Richie.)
I don't really know what I want to do. I mostly just want to hang out with you guys.
(Even his friends here- Laura was so strong. He wasn't good at fighting like she was, nor did he really want to be, and Chara was- Chara was weird. The idea of figuring something out he wanted to do in that kind of way? It unnerved him endlessly. It felt like growing up.)
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That's a start. You know you can hang out with me as much as you want. Maybe you'll discover something here you like, that just wasn't a thing in Derry? And you'll end up being the best at it.
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