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"Alright. Cub. What lessons have we learned from this?" Scar asks, tapping a ruler he's gotten from who-knows-where against a mostly incomprehensibly spelled array of signs he's probably been reading for the past twenty minutes.
Cub wouldn't know. He hasn't been listening.
Still, he knows where to go with this. "I don't know, man. I'm still just saying. You, of all people, lecturing me on -"
"I know, I know, but I'm a changed Scar!" Scar says, putting a hand over his heart. "Powers beyond our understanding? Totally over that! Or at least, I totally know when not to mess with them!"
"Uhuh," Cub says.
"You don't have to sound so skeptical," Scar says.
"If I remember right, didn't you get to this season by falling through your weird hole that eats people?"
"It worked perfectly well! And you used llama-powered moon rockets, so really, Cub, let's not get started on moon-induced bad decision making. I have pictures of Moon McGee!"
"Different guy."
"Oh, I see, I see. So, hypothetically, if I hotguy you now -"
"Hotguy? Where's he? I only see Scar here."
The conversation pauses. Scar smirks. "Oh, I see. You know, you really are one of my very good friends. Why, if you said you didn't see me at the scene of the crime, it must be a case of mistaken identity!"
"Exactly, my friend. Exactly," Cub says.
"Ah, we should do more things like - hey, what were we talking about?"
"You were scolding me for the sculk incident," Cub helpfully clarifies.
"Oh, thanks," Scar says. "You know how it is sometimes. It's so easy to lose track of which bad decision we're talking about now."
"I mean. Bad decision to you," Cub says.
"...Cub. What lesson have you learned from this?" Scar asks.
"Next time I tell the fog to let me remember it, because man, the expressions on your faces had to have been hilarious. Like, large-scale sculk attack? Gotta hand it to me, that's a good one."
Scar thinks about it for a moment.
"You know what? Good enough," he says. "Help me tear down these signs. I can't tell what I wrote either."
"Yeah, you've gotta work on that one, buddy," Cub says, taking out an axe.
"I have a very good excuse!" Scar says, throwing up his hands, and Cub laughs as he starts tearing down the scolding signs.