Christmas RP.

"Sonya?" Asked Manuka.

"Ringtail's girlfriend, so i've heard." Answered Krys, "And for crazy reasons as well."

"I can't wait to tell that psycho lion that he was Skippy's spirit guide." Muttered Piper.

Liz slid over to them and said "What are you doing here? Shouldn't you be off prancing around somewhere halfway across the world? I thought you never wanted to come back to the Zoo!"

(I think we should probably sort out who's going to be who now, also are Gia and everyone else there or is it just Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman?)

(I'll have a shot at melman.)

"Not bad," Piper mused, "But I can't wait to beat up Alex, that's one of the things on my Xmas wishlist."

(I could try Gia, not sure how well I'd be able to do it though....:/)
Liz took Skipper by the shoulders and looked directly into his eyes. "Calm down." she told him. "We're all very upset there will be no violence, but you need to chill! And as for the whole Alex thing, I don't really understand that either, but you can take a minute to relax, and then tell us, okay?"

"They have a point there," Krys agreed, "Alex was Skipper's spirit guide when Flippy took his memories. But however, I'm with Pipes on beating him up. I was chatting with him about the subject one time and he said that he wanted to puke from that guy. I even saw Alex stalking him at times." She shuddered.

"He calls us penguins psychotic," Piper continued "And Skippy, if I'm correct, you called him a psycho back."

Meanwhile...

As far as this was going, Melman was not having a Merry Christmas so far. First, he got a cold, then, some one-eyed dolphin looked at him crazily, and now, the balloon was down. The only thing that kept him running in this Xmas was Gloria's beauty and love for him. He thought things wouldn'tget weirder when he saw familiar black-and-white figures. The penguins. Hang on, why was there more than FOUR penguins? Was he hallucinating? Or was there an extra six of the flightless birds there? And were two of the new ones glaring at Alex?

"I'm pretty sure you called him a psychotic lion once," Krys shrugged. "Oh well. Let's get the hippies down."

However, Piper was prepared for that.

She had pulled out parts of a massive slingshot from her feathers, and assembled it. Along with a Snowball with the size to fit. She aimed at the lion.

"FIRE IN THE HOLE!"

Cue her letting go of the slingshot, a massive snowball flying in the air, a giraffe screaming like an idiot, and the snowball hitting it's target on the chest.

"Bullseye." Piper grinned in victory and fistpumped the air.

(yes, Alex was the target, and no, BARBIE is not on the balloon.)

"Guilty as charged, psychotic lion," Piper called over, "And you might as well get your tail over here as well, I suggest you meet the latest members of Central Park Zoo!"

Krys groaned. Great. But she brightened up at the pranks she could pull on the newbies. She was also impressed at Piper's shot.

"Nice one sis," she congratulated, "Up high!" Hi-fives from each sister were then dished out at each other.

Monique saw the expression on Krys's face and new mischieviousness when she saw it. "Don't even think about it, missy. I've dealt with two pranksters already: one here and one i've lived with when i was younger, so I highly suggest we give it a rest," she said, although unsure if anyone understood her

Liz sighed inwardly. Christmas was her favorite holiday, and she knew it was all about giving and her mother used to say "the more the merrier" before she died, but she couldn't help suddenly agreeing with Lucy. With all these extra mammals around who always seemed to get in an extraordinary amount of trouble, would Christmas get ruined?
She picked her gun up off the floor. Just in case. Then she walked over to the new arrivals and said "My name's Liz. You do anything to upset Christmas, and you can meet my friend here." She said, raising the gun slightly. "Skipper has told me enough about you guys for me to know you're trouble."
She felt that was greeting enough and slid off behind the rest of the group, slinging her gun over her shoulder.

Monique couldn't believe the threat she noticed. "Look, maybe they're not as bad as Skipper makes them sound, Liz. Ever think about that? Maybe it would be best to not judge them before getting to know them a little," Monique explained, although hoping she wasn't sounding too naiive.