WeepingWisteria

Onni rolled eir eyes. "Now time to climb back to the floor and wander around until we find a coward or something."

No one answered. Onni scowled. "Wow, thanks. Back to the gossiping grannies?"

Ki sighed and shook their head. Apparently, what they were responding to wasn't clear. They opened their mouth, gesturing obviously to it. Maybe the child wasn't very rich and didn't ...

Michael simply closed the door in their face, the lock clicking into place. Onni gasped. "Hey!"

Micheal huffed. "Well, it isn't. That's simply how this goes." Onni held up a finger. "How what goes, exactly?"

Ki opened their mouth again, finding no strength to continue. This rich child should already know the regulations of subterras in the political world. There was no point in insulting ...

Ki paused to consider it. Whenever the Prime Minister was angry at them, they'd make sure to speak less that day or choose to pursue a difficult bounty. They nodded. ...

Ki sat beside the child, crossing their legs and hunching over so they didn’t look over him and shrugged. The monster continued roaring squelching, a tentacle occasionally smacking into the ...

Ki barely stopped themself from falling onto their face. They were covered in thick slime that reached their neck. If subterras had digestive tracks, they probably would’ve been gagging. They ...

Ki grabbed the child’s hands, wincing as the rough skin scrapped against Pren’s flesh. That might bleed later. The monster roared, and started to contract, like a frog filling its ...

Ki sheathed their sword, inspecting the creature. Some of it had to be solid, otherwise it wouldn’t be able to move. They dodged another attack and charged at the monster. ...

Ki shrugged. They had fought an uncountable amount of battles against some fascinating opponents. But they could never claim to have fought against something like this before. A stray stem ...

Ki side-stepped, eyeing the trajectory of the rancid blob. “Whatever the reason is, I don’t think it appreciates us being here. It wouldn’t let us just leave.” The monster attacked ...

Heliodor Everett opened his mouth to respond when a twig snapped in the distance. Estella Fay whirled around, peering into the forest, her wings ruffling. “What was that?” The sea ...

Ki narrowed their eyes. "Do you think it's more animalistic or human in nature? It doesn't seem to speak, so more likely animalistic." The monster scooped together the cherry stems ...