(A/n: Why are you still reading this crappy story? It's terrible •~•)

Once we returned The Bounty, we met up with Nya to tell her the whole thing.

By the end of it Alex had looked disappointed.

Maybe she was looking forward to it. 'She did break down the door'

"Hey where's Eleanor? Doesn't she live here with us?"

Alex looked at me "Nope. Not at all."

"She's too wild to even stay in one home," Colty stated.

Alex finished Colty's sentence. "That's why she just appears whenever she wa- AH."

Eleanor jumped in between Alex and I and tumbled onto Alex.

Eleanor got up quickly and looked as if she was patting the dirt off her dress even though there was none that I could see.

Alex groaned. "Please don't do that!" Alex took Colty's hand and heaved herself up. "Give a warning next time, won't you?"

Eleanor smiled cheekily. "Sorry! I kind of dropped my phone in the ocean on the way here..," She laughed to herself. "My bad, huh."

I rolled my eyes. "No harm done, Eleanor. A small warning would've helped though as Alex stated." Colty said.

Alex then started to walk away slowly. "Well, I forgot that me and...Colty need to go do some chores that we forgot to do!"

"We do?"

"Yes," Alex began. "Sensei, uh, added more since the guys made a mess and we needed to help!"

"I can help if you want!" I offered.

"No no no. Sensei said just us," Alex grabbed Colty's arm. "Well gotta go bye!" Then pulled Colty inside The Bounty.

"Weird. Who wants to clean?!" Eleanor yelled.

"Cleaning can be fun. It just needs to be done in a fun way."

"You mean like this!"

Eleanor did a weird dance and threw glitter everywhere. She thought for a moment and grabbed a broom which somehow then turned pink and changed into a- no idea.

"What the heckles is that?!"

"No idea." Eleanor grinned.

I breathed in and spoke. "No. We can't use that. We can't do whatever we want like you think you can do. We have responsibilities, Eleanor!"

"But trying new things is a good thing."

"Not everything," I could feel myself getting annoyed. "Trying something that's way out of wack and don't know what it is is just crazy!"

She began. "But-"

"No! There isn't any buts'!" I practically yelled. "Why can't you be normal! You need to understand when and when not to try and be stupid or what you think is 'fun'!"

She frowned and her hair went from wavy to straight and looked more gray than colorful. She rubbed her left arm with her right hand.

"Uh, thanks for telling me I guess," She mumbled. "I think I gotta...go do something."
Eleanor slid down the chains of the anchor.

I processed everything all at once. "No! Wait I'm sorry!" But by the time I looked below, nothing was to be seen.

"I'm sorry." I whispered.

I sat down and buried my head in my knees.

'What's happening to me...'