Rather than fall on Paimon, Crocell found themself firmly on the floor by his feet. Ew. What a gross person that almost touched him.
“Not at all. You ought to find your horse before it gets eaten.”
The floor was far more comfortable than they had imagined, and things moved somewhat less. It didn’t put an end to the strange pounding behind their eyes, though.
“He would, the lecher.” Who’s this douchebag? He didn’t appear to be a potted plant, so this was a definite improvement of circumstances.
“Alas. When intrigue was created, candor was the mold. Appreciate his fishy ass, I do, yes. Do you know where the little beings’ room is? Reshy might have gone for a tinkle.”














