His mother had left, and he was sitting on the floor holding himself. At hearing her voice, he jumped back and looked up at her. "Who are you?" He asked trying to figure out how she had gotten into his house without getting noticed.
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"I'm your invisible friend!" Lilith chirped happily, glad she'd found him. "This is Jada, and this is Trinity!" she introduced her newfound pets, first gesturing at the cat, and then at the owl. "Don't worry, they won't hurt you!"
Adam looked at her and then curious. "Invisible friend? Like imaginary? But why do I have… or need an invisible friend?" He asked softly standing up.
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Lilith looked down. How much could she reveal? After she received the note, it seemed as though she suddenly understood everything. Well, almost everything. Not quite everything. "I…" she began, not wanting to seem as though she was purposely ignoring him.
"I mean… I don't have many friends…" He said softly watching her. He went over to her to go pet her cat. "Can I?"
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"Mhmm!" Lilith nodded happily. The topic had been changed, she was happy now. But then a cold breeze passed in through an open window, and she shivered. "I'm cold, can we go somewhere warmer?" she asked, fear flashing briefly in her eyes. She didn't like feeling cold anymore. In fact, the feeling of being cold terrified her. She didn't want to die again… not after what had happened.
"My bedroom should be warmer." He smiled scratching the cat's head with a smile. "We can go in there." Adam took her hand, at least he thought, and pulled her along towards his bedroom. "It's up here."
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Though his hand passed through hers, Lilith still followed. It'd be nice to be warm again… no. Don't remember those.
Adam pushed the door open to his room and sighed. "Welcome to my room." He said rather dully letting her in, and shutting the door. The room was bare, except for a bed with plain sheets. The walls were a bleak tan, and the carpet was the same color. "It's boring, I know." He muttered sitting on his bed with crossed legs.
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"It's not boring!" Lilith exclaimed. "See," she started, going over to one of the walls and pointed out the little bumps in the paint every now and then. "This is a whole universe, and each of these are planets! We just have to discover them."
Adam looked at her strangely. "What on earth do you mean?" He asked walking to where she stood. He ran his hands over the spot hers had been and tried to see what she did.
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She pointed out one of the larger bumps. "See, this is Earth, where we are! And this right here," she moved her finger to another, small bump. "That's Pluto! And that really big one over there is the Sun!"
He looked at them, and his eyes lit up. "Oh yeah! I see it." He smiled watching her finger. "But how do we explore them?"
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Lilith turned to look at him, her eyes sparkling. "Imagination!" she exclaimed. "Where should we go first?"
Adam stopped and thought for a moment. "How about a new planet? Isn't there one with aliens?" He asked smiling widely.
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Lilith pointed to the tiniest "planet" she could find and announced, "Alright! We're going to go the the Tiny Planet! Let's go!" she giggled happily and took Adam's hand, not looking back as she tried to drag him to the backyard. Of course, she forgot she was only a ghost and didn't actually hold his hand.
He smiled and followed her. "Lead the way!" He laughed and skipped down the stairs, still grinning. "I can't wait to see the planet!"
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"Yeah!" When they got to the backyard, Lilith pointed to a random tree, and said, "Look! There's a magical tree! Let's go check it out!"
He grinned and followed. "It is magic! What lives in it?" He asked climbing up the tree.
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"You pick!" Lilith turned to look up at him, letting him climb up first!
He came to the middle and sat on the tree. "I think there's space monkeys."
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"Oooo where?" Lilith asked, climbing up the tree as well.
"Over there!" He smiled pointing to on of the lower hanging branches.
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Lilith followed his finger, and burst into laughter. "Those space monkeys are hilarious!!" She imagined the space monkeys playing a funny game, and broadcast the image into the real world. Another thing that came with being one's invisible friend, she could do all sorts of stuff now. Of course, it was only an illusion, but it worked. It looked really cool too.
Adam's mouth dropped and a grin broke on his lips. "Woah! That's sweet!" He grinned climbing closer to the monkeys.
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Lilith grinned. "Don't get too close to them, they might bite you or something. Remember, they're still wild creatures!" She sent out a tiny bit of personality to each of the space monkeys, drawing from a "cloud" of random personalities, each different. It was a storage of random personality types, ready for use by any invisible friend, as it would make it easier. One of the monkeys curious about Adam, and crawled slowly over to him, sitting down on the branch as it neared him, and then started feeling all over his face. Lilith had almost seen this coming when the monkey started to crawl down the branch, and quickly made it a "solid" creature, although all she was doing was giving Adam's brain a little boost of creativity, so he would interpret that specific monkey's actions as actual touch.
Adam giggled poking the monkey's stomach. "Can he- or she talk? I want to know it's name." He asked Lilith with excitement in his eyes.
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Lilith shrugged. "I don't know, they're space monkeys. They have their own personalities." She burst into laughter again, however when one of the other monkeys moved to pull the one that Adam had poked away from him, but then they started play-fighting when the monkey that Adam inquired about refused to move.
He looked at them with curiosity. "So strange…" He mumbled getting closer.
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"Strange indeed," Lilith admired them from afar, smiling slightly. The other monkey saw Adam's movements, chirped a small warning to the other, then scampered away, watching him warily. The first monkey, not at all scared of him, jumped onto his back, curious about every single thing.