☼ --- “That sounded an awful lot like a threat over a dumb little joke. No need to get s n i p p y , dragon bitch.” --Snrk.
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☼ --- “That sounded an awful lot like a threat over a dumb little joke. No need to get s n i p p y , dragon bitch.” --Snrk.
@ chase
` YOU CAN’T POSSIBLY only have these pretty little kitties to keep me company while you’re away. `
` come now, chase, let me have my fun in your absence. at worst, only one major city will be destroyed! ... maybe. `
` hey, hey! `
he leans in and taps his lips twice.
` please? `
HEY YAAAA HEY YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA MY BOYFRIEND'S BACK
Just for tonight.
the stranger named chase young had been so gracious and generous as to offer the writer a bed during his stay at the citadel. he found it quite uncharacteristic for the man, but said nothing of it. he was grateful to have a place to sleep that did not require payment, and chase treated him like one of his own cats -- though with more respect than you would usually see chase giving those ferocious creatures.
without his typewriter, he's forced to sleep early. it's difficult, with a million thoughts, worlds, and characters floating through your head into a distant cacophony. he dips his head beneath his arm, burrowing deeper beneath the blankets until they're up to his shoulders. tired eyes peer through the dark easily. and what he sees is something he's sure was not there moments before.
a great, hulking lizard, much larger than he, colored green and black and tan with familiar amber eyes. the writer sits up, reaches towards the lamp, but a clawed hand grabs his arm so fast and tight it almost snaps. his breath hitches and he comes eye-to-eye with the beast, who then speaks in a voice that the writer knows.
and in response the cat can only give a tired smile. something sad is swimming in those eyes, some- thing exhausted, and he can see a litter of bruises and cuts along his body as if he just survived a thor- ough beating. the lizard crawls over him and onto the open part of the bed, curling up into a tight ball. the writer gives chase a consoling pat on his hide.
' hey, chase. i learned today that ducks have corkscrew penises. i dunno, thought i'd share. carry on. '