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Ryan made his way to the fairy-themed park again, hoping to get another glimpse of the strange fairy-like creature that seemed to haunt it for the moment. Sure, he wouldn't be able to catch it on camera - he knew from others on the internet it was a fruitless endeavor, because the being just seemed to vanish from all photo and video despite being right there. People would only ever be able to see it with their own two eyes in person, it seemed. Which was still disappointing. Ryan loved being out there and catching glimpses of the supernatural on camera; it wasn't exactly something he did often, because being outside kinda sucked a lot of the time, but it was something he tried to do once a month or so. This month had just so happened to filled with quite a bit of it, and Ryan figured he'd probably have his fill of this kind of thing until the end of the year.

Or, well, until Halloween, probably, actually. Because Halloween was a whole different ball game. Everything was spooky and awesome and there was just so much candy everywhere. It really was the best season. Yes, Halloween was a whole season. He started getting excited for it in August for Pete's sake.

But it was still June, so. He shook the thought away, hardly looking where he was going until he bumped into a tree and fell flat on his a**.

"Ow," he grumbled, looking around quickly. No fairy guy, but there was a person standing near him who'd probably seen the whole sorry affair.

"I'm okay," he said, in case they were worried as he stood up, brushing the dirt from his pants.

Ryan nodded at the question, checking his phone to make sure it hadn't been damaged in the fall. Thank God he'd splurged for a really good case.

"Yeah, I'm really fine," he reassured her, "If someone tripped me, I'll bet it was that fairy people have been saying they're seeing around here. I've been trying to get a good look at it again ever since the first time I got pranked."

He peered around in the direction Cherish was staring, but frowned in frustration when he didn't see anything.

"Damn, there goes my luck, I guess," he said ruefully, "I'm going to start chasing after it, if I even can. At least I can try, anyway."

He paused as he stepped forward, looking back at Cherish. "You wanna come with? Do you like fairy hunting?"

Ryan nodded, giggling slightly at the "curse word" Cherish used. Cute.

"It doesn't appear on any kind of cameras," he said, noting she had her phone out, "There's been loads of rumors about this thing already, and it up and vanishes from all photos and videos, even though you can still it standing right there, it won't show up in your camera."

He trudged forward as quietly as he could, keeping a listening ear out for any sounds not coming from himself or Cherish.

Ryan nodded. "Yeah, that makes sense. It's not horrible, though, just... mischievous. As long as nobody's, like... maimed, seriously injured, or killed, it seems pretty harmless."

"Neither have I," Ryan said cheerfully, "So that makes it all fine."

He snickered at her slight crankiness. "I love what they're doing! Silly little pranks and stuff. A little fun makes like worth living, plus it makes for good stories to tell!"