The Scout
The adelaide turned her engines away from her path. soon her bow was pointed as botany bay's was. "adelaide, we confirm your aim. are you ready to accelerate?"
The Friendly City
And had converted adelaide into an avid fan of it, as well ... tomorrow, they would watch the race. "we have popcorn at home. and ... maybe get chips? cheese?" "cheese!" echoed the mouse. adelaide giggled.
1.2 - Under Electric Moon
Squeaking and clutching at adelaide, but felt no shockwave. no rumble. nothing. how had a shooting star hit the ground so close to them without producing a shockwave? adelaide, cradling him, whispered sultrily, "it's just an old shuttle-pod."
Adelaide's Trials: Animal forms, Part 1
adelaide had managed to find her second animal form, and all in one night.
4.2 - Head Rush
"just find field and adelaide." "they're out there," barrow confirmed, saying of adelaide, "i wasn't paying particular attention to her after she left the bridge, but i would've known if she'd been harmed. i would've felt it."
Roadside Attraction
"hello," adelaide said back, raising her voice so field's mother could hear. she grinned toothily and added, in a sultry tone, "your son's doing a very, very, good job keeping me toasty!" "adelaide," field mouthed.
No Hiding Place
"adelaide," he cried, nose running now. no answer. "adelaide ... " he coughed, gasping for air. breathe ... breathe ... pray ... he started up again, feeling weaker.
The Innocence Mission
Definitely no chocolate for you," adelaide assured. "anyway, you can't eat solid food yet ... no ... " field leaned forward ... and nuzzled his nose to his daughter's forehead. and adelaide smiled.
Famous Last Words
adelaide continued, trying to pry the details out of her. "about seven inches long," the squirrel quipped. she didn't mind telling adelaide. they were best friends. adelaide looked confused at first. then her purple eyes lit up.
Joy Cometh In The Morning
"adelaide ... " the mouse, of course, was a vegetarian. he most certainly didn't like eating bugs. but adelaide had to. it was part of every bat's diet. and part of their daughter's diet, as well, since their daughter was half-bat.
Race Weekend
He's lonely," adelaide whispered, looking back to the bat. "alright." "and he likes you, too, you know," adelaide said. audrey blinked. "well, how did you know i ... " the bat tilted her head a bit.
An Interlude
Standing, she made her way over to field and adelaide, the pink bat by his side. it was harder to disdain them. they were obviously in love, and he was just so innocent and mousey that she couldn't hate adelaide either.