Dipper's Narrative

Ordinarily, the forest would naturally be quiet; but there wasn’t a sound to be heard (Excluding the group themselves), the morning sun just beginning to peak over the mountain’s edge and the moist air thick and cold against their lungs. Wendy had layered on a leather coat over a thick flannel jacket, paired with black jeans and black boots that laced up to her shin’s; she walked with a certain air to her, that seemed like she could (And would,) kick you through a tree with no effort. Dipper had changed into a blue button up covered by a black jacket and the same jeans he had arrived to gravity falls with; his hat was pulled onto his head and the cap tilted down to hide his eyes as they scanned the large map he and his friends had been creating …show more content…
Anthony felt a chill run through his body at the silence, but ignored it in favor of talking with Wendy, who was explaining her college courses to the teens. They continued on, pushing past risen roots, fallen trees and weeds while chatting aimlessly. “So what’s the plan here, wander like teens in a horror movie or is there an actual destination?” A glare from over the map was his answer, and when Tony rolled his eyes Dipper decided to kick a pebble in his direction. “What are you, 12?” “Yeah, on a scale of 1-10.” Tony snorted before he could help himself, flicking a piece of bark his way. “Okay ladies, you’re both pretty, can we continue?” Before Tony could retort, they all heard running footsteps and a loud “Dude’s, wait up!” from behind them. Turning, Tony watched as Soos ran towards them, large form plowing through the quiet landscape of the woods. “Soos, my dude, what took you so long?” “Sorry man, my grandma, she needed help with the dishes.” He rubbed the back of his neck lightly; Tony watched the thought process behind Wendy’s eyes, before she smiled and threw an arm around Soos’ shoulders. “No problem, man. Come forth, let us