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Eli continued walking, allowing his legs to carry him out to the playground without the use of his brain, it was dealing with other things. He walked out the door onto the playground, his smile glowing with the pure joy of being able to pretend he was a child. He wandered over to some children," Hey, you wanna play with me?" He asked as he keeled down to be on the same level as them.

Star fire was getting ready to go home she was packing her suit case, she did enjoy being here , she met some very nice people at the camp, she was almost done packing she saw her phone vibrate she got a text message from a rapper

Starfire closed her suit case she grabbed her book bag, and cheer bag, (6ixnine) I missed you let's go home, she walked out the door with him towards the limo

Lonnie followed Eli towards the playground and stood behind him when he asked the kids if they wanted to play. Eli was always better with kids than she ever was. Lonnie didn't talk to many people in the orphanage except for caretakers, Eli, and a few other girls her age. She figured she had to start getting the kids to trust her at some point so she offered "We can play whatever you guys want."

Eli chuckled as the children told him they wanted to play pretend." Okay, what do you want to pretend to be?" He asked them. He laughed harder as a chorus of voices rang out with the words," Magic! Magic!Magic!" They told him. He nodded," Okay, we can do that. Who wants to be who?" He asked them and was told that the one girl wished to be an enchantress, the one boy wanted to be a king and another wanted to be a knight, and another wanted to be the king' s adviser. There were several others that were lost in the cacophony of voices. He nodded," Okay, then I'll be a wind spirit." Then he looked to Lonnie for her part. He knew that this was likely to get out of hand but he also knew that if he told them no they wouldn't understand.

Lonnie had to think for a minute. She hadn't played pretend since she was seven or eight years old. She had finally divided on something and shrugged "I guess I'll be a dragon."

Starfire was still in the limo she was heading back to her house she got out the limo with 6ixnine as they were laughing

" A dragon, eh?" Eli asked. He nodded," Interesting." He began to move hid hands in strange patterns," Let me weave you a story, or atleast the beginning of one." He told them as his grin widened." Once upon a time, a dragon" he looked to Lonnie," flew over the kingdom of King Mathew." He gave a look to one of the children." His advisor told him to send out his knights to fight it." He gave a look to the two children," But their weapons didn't do anything, and so they needed the enchantress's help." He looked to the girl," So, there's the beginning of the story," He backed up holding his hands away from his body and bowing," Now it's your turn."

(( now we're roleplaying, in a role-playing game😂))

Lonnie playfully flapped her arms as if they were wings and she let out a "Raawwrr!" She pretended to chase the kids.

((Haha. Yeah))

Eli continued backing away for several steps, eventually leaning on the swing set and grinned widely. He remembered when he had been that age, it had been an interesting time." WooOoOoOoo" He said as he weaved and swayed as if a ghost and walked over towards the children, but stayed on the opposite side of Lonnie.

Lonnie watched as the kids screamed. Not from fright, from fun. Lucky them... she thought to herself. She shook the thought out of her head and let out another roar. It was still pretty obvious that she was thinking it though because she stood still for a few seconds.

Eli looked up from the children and frowned at what he saw. He quickly plastered a smile back on his face even as he wondered what could've caused Lonnie to stop. Perhaps a secret thought. He grinned again, this time the joy lit up his eyes and he wandered over to the child that wanted to be an enchantress." WoOOoOoo!" He whispered into her ear as she giggled." Perhaps you could enchant some weapons so our knights can fight back?" He asked before walking away fighting the grin that nearly spread across his face. He went back to the swings and watched Lonnie, wondering what was wrong.

Even though Lonnie looked as though she was having fun and nothing was wrong, she was the furthest thing from it. These kids don't deserve what's coming their way she thought. She knew she had to keep a brave face on and act like nothing was wrong. Why couldn't she just forget about it? She let out another roar.

Was she really thinking about that now? Couldn't she just forget about it for a moment or two? They were having fun! Eli shook his head disapointedly when a child ran up to him and tugged on his shirt," Come help us!" The young one asked, and Eli couldn't resist so he walked over with him and was led to the girl. She held her hands up and pretended to give the boy who wanted to be a knight a sword. Eli grinned and pointed to where Lonnie was chasing all but those three children," Go get her!" He told the child.

Lonnie saw the kids coming at her and as they started to pretend to hit her with swords she pretended to fall to the ground. "Nooooo!!!" She said as she was being "defeated."

Eli chuckled to himself as she " fell". He swaggered over with a victorious smile. He rolled his wrist and pointed dramatically," The dragon has been vanquished!" He proclaimed for all the little children to hear.

Lonnie acted dead and the thought came into her head again. She couldn't help but think about it. She got up and went back inside without anyone seeing her.

Eli's eyes followed Lonnie as she walked away but his attention was quickly diverted when the little children surrounded him and asked for another game. Eli looked down at them and smiled sadly before answering absent mindedly," How 'bout y'all play tag I've got to... go somewhere." He said as he pushed past the children to follow his friend.

Lonnie had gone to go get some paper and her pencils. She started drawing a dragon. She still looked upset though.