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Lucas was coming to sea with them! It worked! Archie would've hugged him from excitement, had he not been laden with a sleeping child. It had worked, and he would ...

Archibald attempted to radiate encouraging sparkles even harder.

Orthella didn't seem all that excited to meet the newcomers. She was a woman of the sea, Archibald reasoned. Likely hardened by harrowing sea adventures. Something impressive like that. Archie ...

"Do you?" said Baba, turning suddenly to look Axel in the face. Ice cream drips shook onto the both of them. "What about when they're worried about you, and you're ...

Archie followed Orvin, head turning in all directions, eyes twinkling with curiousity in the all-encompassing lamplight. His embroidered lilac finery caused him to stand out in the bustling street of ...

Baba nodded, unnecessarily heavily. "Memmer'zed." "Baba likes making friends. Baba will make more of them, forever and ever. But they're such a pain. They must be worried for Baba, but... ...

Archibald let out a little squeak of joy. "Yes! Come with us!" Even if it would only be to see Polly and Orvin off, it would be fun to have ...

“Yes.” said Archie. Hope swelled in those soft blue eyes, not yet free of fear, but maybe they didn't need to be. He didn’t need the thirty seconds. This was ...

Oh, no. No, no. It was working. He couldn’t look away. Every word the pirate spoke clicked, it sparked the young prince’s imagination. He had had thoughts like these before ...

It irked Archibald, that Orvin continued to defy him so effortlessly. But it was fine. Because he was going to win, one way or another. The prince idly ran his ...

Baba disappeared the Keyblade, and scuttled down. They sat next to mystery stalagmite man, and accepted the ice cream. They didn't eat it, as they didn't have a mouth, but ...

With this new skill, potential abounded. Archibald wasn't especially proficient, as he was a beginner, but something about the tactileness of stitching one piece of fabric to another opened up ...

"If you can see me," Baba replied from above, "Then your time is already up." They'd heard some of the local vampires say that line before. Very suave. Very foreboding. ...

Baba didn't know what to say, so they hissed to buy some time. (It was distinctly casual, different from their more serious hisses.) "Hi." Baba continued. Oh, biscuits. They didn't ...

And now there was a red hedgehog in a familiar black coat silently waxing nostalgic at the roof's edge. Oh, there was a man under there. Good to know. Baba ...