Teddybear

Queenie rolled her eyes. "Yeah, let's get out of here." Don't suppose we'll have to pay for any of this. That guy wasn't nearly as old as he looked if ...

"I do believe the brief glance was by design," Daisy speculated, then waved it off, "But making guesses at the moment is futile, hm? Let's get to whatever our host ...

Greed slowly sipped their drink. That guy was far too interested in the kids. He was either some inter dimensional super dad, or just some creep dressed in the wrong ...

Greed’s attention caught on a dwarfish fae child - not a changeling, one of the full blooded ones - who struggled into a barstool and requested apple juice. Then threatened ...

“It shouldn’t be,” Eira said firmly, “We should get out of here before the morons over there screw up any chance we have to get home.” With that, she turned ...

Greed rolled their eyes. The attention span of some people. They flagged down the barkeep and ordered whatever was strongest. May as well have a bit of fun in this ...

Daisy turned at the sound of the newcomer's footsteps and paused to hear his introduction. Once he'd given it, she matched his bow with a curtsy, "Likewise commander. I am ...

Greed raised an eyebrow at the bold stranger who managed to do more than stare. "I'm fine," they said with a smirk and turned to face the bar, leaning their ...

Greed: Greed is a bit of a jerk, with an appearance like the drawing below. They'll have that stack of cash they're holding tucked away in the inner pocket of ...

Queenie glared at being called 'pigtails', but ignored it for now. "So we agree. Time to move on." There had to be a hardware store somewhere around here. She - ...

"Right. Go on, go find the heart with the guy who thinks human sacrifice is a good alternative if you can't find one lying around." She rolled her eyes and ...

"Do you hear yourselves?" Eira said in disbelief, "The cave didn't bring us here for anything good. It obviously has some pretty damn sinisted intentions. It just tried to kill ...

She nodded. He must be able to move much quicker than a human of proportional size, then. Otherwise they would just wait for him when they reached whatever was around ...

Daisy nodded, "Quite exactly." She considered offering Nibbin a ride. Surely, with his much smaller stride, he'd be left behind. But then, she didn't want to seem rude by offering. ...

Briar looked over the selection in the kitchen section and sighed. Lots of stuff here would be very useful if their targets were human, but they were not. This was ...