I haven't done a Foolish imagine in a while, but I'm so excited for this one!
Thank you BlueeberyDuckiee for the request! I hope it turned out good! It might be slightly different from what you requested, but I should have everything down!
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"Holy shit," I said aloud to myself as I stared out upon the sand, the huge structures rising out of the hills. The pyramid looked small in the distance, but in truth, everything big and small built here was made with detail, just how Foolish liked it. The thought of Foolish made me smile, my best friend since childhood. We kept out friendship between us, Puffy and Dream, given that Dream's family had a majority of the power in the Dream SMP and anything could be used against them. Being secretive didn't bother me that much; all I cared about was that I had my best friend.
Granted, I hadn't seen Foolish in a while, and my visit was unannounced, but I needed to see him.
"Okay, totem boy," I muttered, gripping my trident. "Where are you?"
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"Y/N, give it back!" I giggled as I ran past Puffy, Foolish behind me.
"Too slow!" Foolish made an angry face, unintentionally lifting himself into the air.
"You're flying again, totem boy!" I shouted.
"It's your fault, butthead!" Foolish shouted back.
"Oookay, that's enough," Puffy called out calmly. "Foolish, sweetie, can you come down?" Foolish nodded and floated down. I ran over to him and handed him the wooden sword.
"Sorry, buddy." Foolish took the sword from me with a smile before hugging me.
"It's okay, buddy. I forgive you."
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I wandered through the summer home for what felt like forever, looking for Foolish and also admiring the builds.
"Always had to do more, huh?" I whispered to myself. Suddenly, a distant "Meow" of a cat caught my attention. A stray orange tabby cat sat at the foot of what was left of the Anubis statue.
"You know where he is?" I asked. The tabby cat looked at me with its amber eyes, almost saying "Yeah dude, follow me." As it ran off, I followed it. We walked for a while, but I had to stop myself when we passed the village that sat near the edge of the water. I sighed, thinking about the past.
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We both stared out over the water, dangling our feet over the edge of the roof.
