[ Will's sense of other people, while disruptive to the point of causing self-isolation as his preferred coping mechanism, isn't actually supernatural. Even his paranoia isn't enough to have him notice that someone's sneaking up near him. Not until that someone speaks.
Will makes an undignified noise of surprise, somewhere between a gasp and a grunt, not even an attempt at a word. He also jolts harshly enough that he nearly stumbles right off the trunk he's been sulking on. His fear only goes so far - he turns and sees her, thin and shorter than him and closer to a child than an adult, and she looks real unlike the strange grass-teenager he'd met the other day - but he's not sure what to replace it with. ]
...Yeah. [ Not a ground-breaking response. He swallows, brows drawing together in confusion. ] Are you-- alone? [ Because children shouldn't be alone. Not even ones that give Will a sense of...
It's not deja vu. He's not yet really plagued by the sense that this place is wrong. But there's something here that he can't place - Will wonders if it's just paranoia about wherever her parents must be, and having to interact with them when they arrive. ]
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Will makes an undignified noise of surprise, somewhere between a gasp and a grunt, not even an attempt at a word. He also jolts harshly enough that he nearly stumbles right off the trunk he's been sulking on. His fear only goes so far - he turns and sees her, thin and shorter than him and closer to a child than an adult, and she looks real unlike the strange grass-teenager he'd met the other day - but he's not sure what to replace it with. ]
...Yeah. [ Not a ground-breaking response. He swallows, brows drawing together in confusion. ] Are you-- alone? [ Because children shouldn't be alone. Not even ones that give Will a sense of...
It's not deja vu. He's not yet really plagued by the sense that this place is wrong. But there's something here that he can't place - Will wonders if it's just paranoia about wherever her parents must be, and having to interact with them when they arrive. ]