CytoSprout's Literatures

Communication through a radio can be tough when you don’t have a voice.

It‘s inevitable. Finnegan has to nab a housemate.

That’s why he printed out flyers at a downtown store with an employee staring at him with a fake smile (the entire fucking time, seriously you think they’d at least cut the bullshit when he isn’t actively conversing) and hung them up around town—on electrical poles, on the sides of buildings, inside buildings—he’s on his last leg. Got nothing to lose. He only dealt with that dumbass employee’s creepy “serve you hand and foot” bullshit for a reason. One, very vital reason. Without someone else to help pay rent, he’ll be booted out of his home of five years by September. A month away.

Beats asking one of his coworkers. Which he would really rather not do.

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Finnegan and Gibson, the only candidate to be his housemate, clash.

When an injured rogue tiefling meets a druid dragonborn, unexpected feelings bloom.

After her sister died, Yura was left with nothing. The hole in her chest ate away at her until she packed up and left her luxurious life to break away from her family ties.

When Claire, an aarakocra cleric, is inevitably dragged onto a ship by her teammates, she expected getting sick—of course, it’s common sense, especially for her weak stomach. What she didn’t expect was to meet a stowaway.

Claire decided not to let Dusty get under her feathers anymore, but the subtle tone of worry in his voice leaves her with no choice but to follow along.

A planned animation for Dewey.

Hades and Dewey have a chat.

A snippit of Dewey’s background.