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" Aww alright then.. I know how yash feel, man my lips are goin numb"

Chubbs downed the last of his drink and put what stuff he could away.

" Hey, .. hold up, I'll wal.. stagger ya home, I think mine comes after yours anway.. cause ya were here before me"

Chubbs pointed towards the duplexes and proclaimed in a rather drunken english accent.

" Once more into the duplex of 14 dear frendsh, once more!"

And walk alond with Vasile as he made his way, swishing his tail

" D'awww it is not, ya full of it"

Chubbs blushed and chuckled and then quickly held onto Vasile and kept him upright near his door.

" Heh yeah.. I hate em too... ya gonna get in ya door alright there?

Chubbs laughed and then turned it down into a giddy giggle when he realised he was too loud. He took the note and looked at it, holding it up. Folding it neatly, he put it in his pocket then grabbed Vasile off his feet in a big hug.

" Aww ya big softy, come ere"

Chubbs finally put Vasile back down inside the doorway and nodded, ruffling the top of his hair with a grin.

" Righteo good buddy,... catch ya some sleepies and you better keep that smile up or I'll come munch on ya"

Chubbs chuckled and turned to slowly make his way down the stairs.

Avery had been having the same problem, lately - no real important reasons to wake up in the morning, or get out of bed. What was the point? He had no job, or appointments, or classes. He didn't even know what day it was anymore - or what month, even. How long has it been since he arrived here?

It was especially hard, at times like these when he was alone, not to just go back to his duplex and crawl into bed, sleeping the day away. Instead, he decided to try and seek out company, and he made his way to the beach bar.

If there was no one there, at least he could still get drunk.

But as Avery approached, he noticed someone was there. He picked up his pace, but his wagging tail slowed as he got a better look at the person. Definitely someone he has never met before, because he would have remembered someone with no legs.

"Hey there!" he greeted cheerfully, and trying not to stare... too much... at the snake woman. "Erm... I don't think we've met before? I'm Avery."

"Thanks," Avery smiled, a little startled by her tongue. Now that he thought about it, most of the islanders he has met have been mammals - and they were far less... unique (frightening) than the scaly islanders. He pulled up a chair, sitting down beside her. "Don't worry, I can't mix drinks either... I try anyway, though," he grinned. "Unless there are some girly drinks in there? I haven't really paid many visits here, surprisingly..."