The next day comes and you awake with a feeling that you never felt in years. Which was content and peaceful. You have to blink your eyes a couple of times to get the effect of sleep out of your eyes. As you do to remember the to enormous canines that have decided to take you into their family as one of their own little pup except you being human. Anyway you get up and with Blaze's and Riptides great hearing you note the two large canines get up and looking at you expectantly with their tails wagging. Both of them lean in and give you a good morning lick and nuzzle. Soon you are picked up by blaze and sit on his shoulder. This time breakfast is not as up close and personal as the day before. You eat your fill of the western style omelettes and french toast that Riptide has made. After breakfeast you ask; " What day is it today?" Blaze replies "It's Saturday and you know what that means." As he glances over to Riptide " Baseball Practice Riptide shouts as he jumps for joy and his tail wags uncontrollably. "Yep and after that we have a game against the Chasefield Astros." Blaze says also wagging his tail. You get also get excited about seeing a practice and a baseball game between these large animals would be epic. " You perk up saying " Wow this is going to be so cool it feels like I'm going to another world series game!" At this both Riptide and Blaze look at you and their eyes go wide.
" You were at a world series game!?" Riptide pipes up. " Yes I was" you reply. " That's awesome I hope to see one if not play in a world series if our team continues to get better." Blaze then asks which world series did you see?" " Oh I went to game 2 of the 2011 World Series between the Saint Louis Cardinals (TM) and the Texas Rangers (TM)." " Really that one?!" Blaze than walks over to a trunk and pulls out a news paper will the 2011 Saint Louis Cardinals celebrating after clinching the title. " Yep that one." You look at he picture it's looks like the exact same team, players, and all of the fans are of the canine variety. " Is everyone here a canine?" You ask both Blaze and Riptide. " Not at all there are many other species of animals around here, such as cats, tigers, birds, and bats etc. You've just happened to land in a neighborhood of canines." Blaze replies. A little bit later you and both Blaze and Riptide are both in practice attire and your securely placed between Riptide's collar and his soft neck fur. " Why do you wear collars?" You ask them. Blaze answers there identification tags which act as IDs and they have bar codes that act as ways to gain entrance into buildings, and payting for items. Other than that they are just nice bling that we wear." You snuggle down into Riptide's fur as they get into the car. You continue to talk about baseball with the two of them about championships, players, brawls, and bloopers. Eventually the car reaches the Timber Forest field. You see many other canines ranging from wolves, coyotes, malamutes, huskies, akitas, foxes, dingoes, border collies, and many other breeds. Blaze and Riptide walk to the ball field where they see some of the other team mates sitting in the stands talking, while getting ready for practice. When Riptide sits down on the bench with them they say hi and then they notice a tiny human sitting in the fur of Riptide.
How do Riptide's and Blaze's friends/ team mates react to seeing you?
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