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Heather felt herself hit the sand and che coughed slightly. She did it again... She nearly passed out. She had to get stronger. Even though half of her mind wasn't on at the moment, Heather pushed herself off the sand and the brown hedgehog sat up and shook her head. Now that the water was out of the way, she could rest, but not here. She looked up at Sickle, "Thanks for the help." She said and stood up. She figured she should leave now and figure some of this out.

Sickle sat down the way dogs normally, do, and let his tounge hand out as he cooled himself off. "No sweat." He barked, half making a joke, for the more educated mind. (Dog's can't sweat, if you caught it.) Scratching his ear with his foot, he regained his normal sitting pattern, and gave a nod to Heather. "Need anyone to accompony you? I'm a part-time bodyguard. But considering the current situation, I can make this a charity duty, no pay."

Heather blinked once as Sickle sat down and such. She shook her head, "No that's alright. I dought anything else could happen today." She buffed. Normally, when there is one attack on the city, thinkgs get worse. And no Sonic, Tails or anyone else here, who knows what could happen? Heather heard a sound coming from her right. The brown hedgehog looked over and saw Lea tubling through the sand and going right past them. Heather covered her face with her arms as the sand blew into the air. "Spoke to soon." She said under her breath and looked at the Ocean to see Lea swiming back to shore. "Hey Lea! You alright?!" She called to the wolf.

Sickle sat motionsless for a moment or two, his chest not moving. Suddenly, he opened his mouth and blew out a lot of air, the sand around his mouth blowing away. He opened his eyes. He was caked with Sand. "How in the world did you manage that?" He asked, getting on his fours and shaking himslef, sand flinging everywhere around him. arly any would get on the others, as he was positioned that it flew to the sides of himself. "Sand. Equals. Bad." He muttered.

Bullet, who had already caught up to Lea, stood back and watched the three talk. His ears twitching slowly, picking up everything they said to each other.
He himself wondered how Lea could have tumbled like that, but he decided it really wasn't all that important in truth. What happened is what happened, besides, he had done something similar to that when he was younger. Unfortunately, he didn't land in the water, instead he made contact with a rock--it was a quite the painful memory.
Walking over towards Lea slowly, before stopping behind him. "You need to watch you speed.." he muttered softly. Indacating that he had been watching her moves the whole time. "...If you tumble like that again, there's a chance you won't land in water, but run into something much worse."

Lea nodded in embaracment at Bullet's comment. "Y-Yeah...probably..." Why the heck was she so clumsy all of the sudden? Lea trained every day in an obsticle course made specifically to excersise her skill, speed, indurence, and cordination. Why the heck was it when she was around other people, all of that training suddenly disapeared?
As Bullet walked towards Lea's direction, she noticed Heather going in the opposite. "Take care ok?" Lea said towards Heather, giving her a goodbye wave. "I hope she's gonna be ok...." Lea thought wearily..... Although Lea was the only one that knew the specific reason that those robots came after them, maybe GUN had it in their heads that Heather was some sort of accomplice in this whole deal.
"Maybe I should go with Heather....." Lea said, almost to herself. "It's gonna get dark soon....." Lea thought she remebered a similar conversation with Sickle and Heather, but Heather had earlier refused his help. "Well....she's heading the same I would, maybe I could just fly around to keep an eye on her..."
As Lea began to deploy her jetpack, she noticed that....well.....NOTHING happend. She pressed the button again: nothing.
"Great." Lea sighed in egsasperation. "Water damage must have short-circuited my jetpack. Guess I'm hoofin' it."
"Hey Heather, wait up!" Lea said, jogging towards her hedgehog friend. At first Heather looked at her questioningly.
"No, I go home this way, seriously." Lea said, raising her hands up as if Heather was going to punch her in the face.

Sickle stood up and watched the girls go, before he turned to Bullet. He raised his eyebrows. "You didn't try to kill anyone. I'm impressed." He said, walking by the other wolf. "And now your probably scowling and calling me annoying in your head." He smirked, even though the wolf couldn't see it.

Bullet sent a glare towards Sickle, the black wolf was right. Inside of his mind, he was mumbling all kind of insults that he couldn't hear. However, all of negative thoughts were quickly erased as his mind switched do a different issue.
"..dark..?" he asked, and looked up at the sky, before cursing. Lea was right, it was going to be dark soon, which meant he had to find a place to stay for the night, or allow Moonshot to take control--which he had no plan on doing. He had finally got a free time to himself, and he really didn't want his other half to cause him anymore trouble with the goverment. Looking in the direction that Lea had went, he let out a sigh and slowly began to walk away from Sickle, going off to search for a safe place for the night.
Now..where's the safest place from the moon... he thought to himself, as he continued to walk about, trying to find the perfect--or at least as close as perfect could get--place to stay.
However, his mind seemed to be somewhere else, it was on Lea. Shaking his head, he slapped his hand against his forehead, before cursing.
"What's wrong with me!! I don't give a care about anyone else usually and here I am suddenly caring about the well being of that stupid white wolf!!!" He continued to whack himself in the head, trying his best to get his mind back on track.
Looking back over towards Sickle, he let out a sigh, and headed back over towards the black wolf.
"...if that white wolf comes back." he said, refering to lea. "Tell her I said goodbye." With that said, he turned and dashed away from the beach as quickly as possible--adventually zooming past Lea and Heather on the way, but not looking back. If he did, he'd feel regret and want to stay--at least, that was what he feared he would feel.