Quite entertaining.

"You know, it's funny you should bring up Murphy's Law," Felix laughed as he was about to put down the beach towel. "My last name actually is Murphy."

Nia giggled. "So it fits you supposedly... Although, isn't Felix a name that typically means "lucky?""

"You've done your homework," Felix chuckled. "Yeah, it's latin in origin, translates to fortunate... The irony is not lost on me," he groused, lifting the towel up to shake it before laying it flat.

As if the emphasize the point, the wind chose that moment to pick up for a brief moment. The result? The towel blew back into Felix, tangling up in his face and limbs. "Ah, damn it!" he cursed as he flailed around, trying to get it off. Unfortunately, or rather, typically for Felix, he proceeded to trip on a rock jutting out from the sand, and crashed down on a sand castle three kids were making.

"...I dunno why I pay for cable when I hang out with him!" Krono cackled along with Yang as the kids proceeded to make their displeasure at the destruction of their creation known by smacking Felix repeatedly with their toy shovels while he was down.

"I know, right!?" Yang laughed. "You just can't buy entertainment like this!"

Nia was also grinning, but said, "Meh, not convinced. That could happen to anyone."

"Technically," Felix grunted as he got up, getting the towel off as the kids moved elsewhere to make another sandcastle away from the "big fat jerk." "Everything that happens to me could happen to anyone. It's the fact that it all happens to me anyway that's the problem." He managed to lay out the towel properly as Krono stuck the umbrella in the sand.

"Fair enough. Maybe a few more accidents will sway my opinion," Nia teased.

Yang meanwhile pulled off her shorts, exposing her skimpy black bikini bottom, and made sure to shake her hips for the enjoyment of the two guys. "Ah, much better," she grinned, laying down on the beach towel. "~Oh Felix!~" she chimed, holding up some suntan lotion. "Help me out?"