WeepingWisteria

Calida marched up to her. "I thought parties tended to discourage attendance from such..." They wrinkled their nose. "... awful attendees."

Eli's tongue flickered out again. "Look. In the end, it doesn't matter if he's lying as long as he is, one, not trying to take us somewhere, two, not trying ...

Calida glanced at the person who had just approached them. "Well, the sign says the White Elephant gifts go under the try." They hummed. "So I'm going out on a ...

Eli’s tongue flicked out again as her tail twisted underneath her blanket. “My. It’s been awhile since I’ve been with so many hybrids before.”

Lucky practically leaped from xer chair when xe started getting replies. Xe wasn't alone! Thank goodness! Because xer family had a history of schizophrenia and this felt like just the ...

Tempest Briar rode through that pain too, unable to hide that choked gasp that left him.

Tempest Briar shook her head. “I… I don’t know what that means. What are you asking me?” He knew what water was. But a molecule? Those letters? None of that ...

I nodded. “Then I fully except you two not to attack anyone who reveals their own strange powers. You’ll be right at home.” Estella Fay bounded back into the room. ...

Heliodor Everett shook his head. “It’s better that than what happens if I… don’t.” He looked down at his bleeding thigh. “We need to stop the bleeding. Or I’ll expire ...

Echo nodded, and quietly gestured for Sao to step back. Oh this was awful. This was very bad. Their new would-have-been employer would be very angry. Fae took faer own ...

Luke sighed and turned to the bandits. “Do you all want some, or…?” xxx Nathaniel nodded. It wasn’t odd for people to approach him like this. He did own the ...

Tempest Briar blinked. "Pardon?"

Tempest Briar yawned. "The more cards we do, the more money we make, Pel."

Tempest Briar snorted. "That's easy. Footsteps." She mimed walking with her hands.

That. That hurt slightly worse. Tempest Briar froze as it shot through them. Anything to prevent Pel from feeling bad. "That... wasn't bad. Barely felt it."