She had managed to get to Cherrygrove City before Erina wondered if she was, in fact, dead. The vicar's sermons were more of often something both she and her father found themselves nodding their heads to, though less out of agreement and more out of slumber. She could not remember dying, and there was a quite a bit less of fire and brimstone than she expected, but nor were there pearly gates.
In fact, she'd only just been married what felt like just the day before yesterday. Peda flops down and heaves a very deep sigh, which Erina continues. Perhaps Jonathan would be fine; he had gone off and had an exciting, dangerous adventure with all the things that sort of mythical journey entailed.
But what if he wasn't? What if she had vanished and in his hurry to find answers he was hurt somewhere? She would never forgive herself. The little break on a bench was enough, she would simply have to go find a way back to England and if she needs to go breed animals to do so in the meantime, so be it. Erina pulled herself and lifted the pachirisu up from where it had been sleeping on her pack. She tucked it against her side like a pachi-football and picked up her parasol and pack. It was quite a lot to carry along, but if she could lift a man from bed to bed and not fall over, then this would be fine, she would just have to walk very slowly.
"Come along, Peda, we still have a bit to go and I, for one, would like to find some nice tea to mull this whole debacle over."
2. Network, Video
[A young, blonde woman in a green and white dress and a very impressive green sun hat sits next to a stump with a pachirisu who has a large, fat belly, and a cat-eating-the-cream expression on its face.]
Good afternoon, I thought I would pose this question because I do not know, and the Peda here is unfortunately not in the mood to provide details. I think they may have gotten into their food and I am not sure how to best procure some more in the middle of...
Where am I? Well, let us just say in the middle of nowhere for now, and go from there.
Erina Joestar | Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
She had managed to get to Cherrygrove City before Erina wondered if she was, in fact, dead. The vicar's sermons were more of often something both she and her father found themselves nodding their heads to, though less out of agreement and more out of slumber. She could not remember dying, and there was a quite a bit less of fire and brimstone than she expected, but nor were there pearly gates.
In fact, she'd only just been married what felt like just the day before yesterday. Peda flops down and heaves a very deep sigh, which Erina continues. Perhaps Jonathan would be fine; he had gone off and had an exciting, dangerous adventure with all the things that sort of mythical journey entailed.
But what if he wasn't? What if she had vanished and in his hurry to find answers he was hurt somewhere? She would never forgive herself. The little break on a bench was enough, she would simply have to go find a way back to England and if she needs to go breed animals to do so in the meantime, so be it. Erina pulled herself and lifted the pachirisu up from where it had been sleeping on her pack. She tucked it against her side like a pachi-football and picked up her parasol and pack. It was quite a lot to carry along, but if she could lift a man from bed to bed and not fall over, then this would be fine, she would just have to walk very slowly.
"Come along, Peda, we still have a bit to go and I, for one, would like to find some nice tea to mull this whole debacle over."
2. Network, Video
[A young, blonde woman in a green and white dress and a very impressive green sun hat sits next to a stump with a pachirisu who has a large, fat belly, and a cat-eating-the-cream expression on its face.]
Good afternoon, I thought I would pose this question because I do not know, and the Peda here is unfortunately not in the mood to provide details. I think they may have gotten into their food and I am not sure how to best procure some more in the middle of...
Where am I? Well, let us just say in the middle of nowhere for now, and go from there.