Abeck smirked lightly as he chased after Noboru through the hallway. "Slow down man! I think you've ran far-"
The Guard Captain's calls were halted abruptly, and as Noboru turned around he would see why. The one irate bar patron that had attempted to assault Noboru had followed, as well as a handful of his supposed companions. Four men, in all, three Nepleslian and one tough-looking ID-SOL, had yanked Abeck by the scruff of his shirt back into their small circle. They must have been pretty angry with what had transpired at the bar, as one of the Nepleslian's immediately took a swing at Abeck, who was able to dodge it as he stepped back a bit and assumed a ready position.
The rotund Nepleslian that assaulted Noboru earlier had left his attention with Abeck and was quickly continuing after Noboru. Abeck, on the other hand, seemed to be a bit in over his head as the other Nepleslian shoved him from behind back into the makeshift triangle the three of them had formed.
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Both Lenny and George shook their heads as Tweak asked them the same question. "Naw, like I said before, Lenny an' I ain't never seen a beach. Heck, this might be our only chance," George said, keeping his eyes pasted on the misty horizon on the distant beach. "So I thought it'd be cool to, yannow, share it. Maybe. A lot funner with someone other than Lenny to talk to, yeah?" By that point, the three of them had reach the midway point between the resort building and the actual water. When Lenny was able to make out the distant sandy shore, he stopped for a moment and released an "Oooooooo..." of admiration.
Tweak and George, from their perches atop Lenny's shoulders, would only have a moment before Lenny began moving again. The large ID-SOL started with a simple walk, hindered somewhat by his immensely large rubber flippers. However, Lenny's pace quickly began to pick up as the seconds went by, coming to the point where both Tweak and George were both getting some pretty rough turbulence from their seats. "Whoa...haha...Lenny, uh, slow it down some," George called out nervously, trying to find some sort of grip along Lenny's large collarbone.
Lenny did not slow down, however. Quite the contrary, the ID-SOL seemed to not hear his smaller counterpart and continued to gain speed as he barreled for the beach front. By the time he was passing the lightly-occupied cabana-bar, the three of them were moving at a thundering pace, kicking up wet sand behind them as Lenny headed straight past the sand and made for the water. George, in the meantime, was making futile attempts to halt the massive fellow as held on for dear life.
"Whoa Lenny stop whoa Lenny stop WHOA LENNY STOP LENNY STOP STOP! LENNYYY!!"