Find the oc above's distinguishing feature - IC✨

Posted 4 years, 24 days ago (Edited 4 years, 23 days ago) by Nartrium

As you may have understood, the goal of this thread is to look at the design of the character above you (look through their gallery!), and to say what you think makes him unique or distinguishes him from the others! 

I noticed that it wasn't easy to find this on one of our own characters (I guess we're too used to seeing them) so I thought it might be a good thing to get someone else's opinion! 

Post and answer in character for this thread! 

You can suggest up to three characters to choose from for the next character.

If 6 hours pass, you can claim without having to find something for the character above, although a small comment is still better! :3


The first one to post can choose between Venkat (he's the one who gave me the idea of this thread), or Edouard!

Philomena (Outside Philomena) salternate

SMITH DESERVES ATTENTION AND I WILL CRY also revival time, claiming kafkaesque

The canine let out a snort, eyeing the older woman seated across from her. Smith had only been mentioned in passing by her estranged ex-husband—at least, Philomena assumed that the crass man was in denial and the two were separated, but even with this miniature tidbit, there was no way that Philomena could associate this with anyone. She, admittedly, craved to meet this mystery woman, but Philomena wouldn't have ever known that she was facing her right now.

"Wow, ma'am, you look nice today. You expecting anyone?" she inquired, pausing to gaze around the room and allowing her nose to scrunch up.

"You know, you probably shouldn't be in this corner of town; crime is growing more rampant, and you, ma'am, are a prime target. Here, I'll accompany you until you get to wherever you need to go," the wolfdog continued, spinning her body around so that she could closely follow the elder aristocrat. As the two continued to walk, the wolfdog furrowed an eyebrow.

"Mmh, that's a lot of polka dots. You like polka dots? I think polka dots fit you. Wanna know what would also fit you? Maybe if you got some jeans and a plaid button-up—ooh, that would be lovely."

Brown (The Wolf) kafkaesque

Brown circled the wolfdog menacingly. Sure, one could've easily made the typical joke of canine solidarity, but... No, that just didn't sit right with her. Not with Brown, the literal living urban legend. The woman gave her a toothy grin before juxtaposing the menacing smile with a sweet flutter of her eyes and wave of her hand. Typical.

The other did say she was... "A big deal," wasn't she?

"Look at you," the aristocrat started while clicking her boots against the concrete, "What happened to that stupidly fucking bright pelt of yours? I liked seeing that on you, you know, even if it was indeed gaudy as fuck. Yellow on yellow is never a good match. It looks like shit, you know. No contrast... At least the blues of your eyes give you something to stare into..." And following her words, Brown stepped forward and craned her neck in the canine's direction - a soft pop being audible from her vertebrae while she did so.

At least the middle-aged virago wasn't smoking anything, as she added through clenched teeth, "Besides, kid..." Droplets of saliva flew out of her mouth while she gazed into the other's eyes and placed particular emphasis on "kid" - like she was speaking to a mere child. "I know my friend told you this before, but that disguise... It means nothing," growled Brown, "Not when you still act like a little bitch. Pun intended."

"You still look like a technicolor canine too," hummed Brown while casually drawing her dagger - with its ivory handle and iron blade - out of her pocket, "Yellow on yellow, yellow on yellow. It's so disappointing. Like I would expect more, but I just... Cannot. Not with your status as a mere celebrity. You're a fool to think you are 'all that' when most of those fuckers go obsolete within a decade. Myself, on the other hand..."

Her speech was slow and drawn out compared to the blade she now flashed in the other's face, before she cooed with a flutter with her eyes, "I will live forever. You do not live forever by being yellow on yellow, or participating in futile endeavors. You gain that shit by doing real important things, like-" For a moment, Brown skimmed the blade across the other's throat - not enough to leave a scar or cause any real damage, but enough to trim a few strands of fur. The delicate motion out of the way, she disposed of the knife and now jabbed at the other party's nose with her finger.

"That," advised Brown coolly, as if she didn't just commit an act of violence, "You do it like that. You can reverse a celebrity, but not a murderer. Remember that the next time we meet, mm? Death is permanent. Nothing escapes it. The only difference is whether you die sooner or later, or whether you have any control over it or not. It's just a real shame that celebrities tend to die soon with no real control over it... Hm?"


Brown finally gets the Victorian version of a fursuit, and oh god. oh fuck. fizz why did you give her this much power.

LONG FOLLOW-UP TIME. Xander is a literal fucking saint for dealing with her and her bullshit I'm tehcjebjched- :")))

Brown’s boots clicked against the marble tiling with little to no effort in her steps, if only because she was so used to navigating through rougher terrain (from the cobblestones of Drakenburg’s streets to the erratically placed ledges of the cliffs) that the smooth, paved ground of a proper fellow’s house was nothing in comparison. She was, of course, an asshole - however - so she did imagine chipping at some of the tiles with her heels just to cause a ruckus. The hostess was rich. She could afford to spend some money on remodeling the floor after a social pariah ruined it.

The aristocrat clutched a lit cigarette in between her fingertips, though it wasn’t like she could get it past the maw of her wolf’s mask and to her mouth. It was, at least this time, a prop. Kind of like the escargot being twirled in the singer’s hand, pondered Brown with a pleasant little smirk as she approached him from behind.

A wolf and a pheasant, a wolf and a pheasant… What crimes will the wolf commit?

She could’ve tapped his shoulder and watched him squirm, but with his concentration on the snail’s shell, she realized that anything could’ve worked. Thus, the middle-aged aristocrat settled herself next to him on the pavilion overlooking much of the scene, as she twirled the cigarette in her hand and broke the silence:

“You liking the party, old man? I can get how such a prissy bitch’s setting can make you agitated. Don’t worry about it. You’re not alone in that department.”

And Brown said it so loudly too, not only grinning at the utter shock on his face but the idea of being eavesdropped (for once!) and being chased out as a result. Maybe she’d throw him under the bus too, just to amp up the chaos a bit.

But you know… For someone who was purportedly the essence of chaos and death, Brown was oblivious to the cake being torn apart by the bachelorettes in the background… Not that she gave a shit. There were strawberries in the filling. She fucking hated strawberries, and all fruit by extension. With a grunt, Brown twirled her cigarette before haphazardly waving her hand at the other party.

“I can tell,” prodded the aristocrat with a harsh laugh, “You’re not gaining anything by trying to hide it from me. If anything, it will make me convinced that you are nothing but a fucking coward, and that would be the greatest disappointment of all. Other than your singing, of course.” What the fuck? Shrill laughter escaped from the wolf’s maw while she adjusted the little cape she had, made of real wolf’s fur and with the paws dangling over her shoulders. She looked more like a ruffian than an aristocrat, albeit… A tiny bit more refined? Brown was weird as fuck. Her jaw tightened while she gripped at the railing, perhaps so she could consider climbing onto it like some cat… Cause a ruckus that way, with the scandalous .

Some things never change.

She raised a brow when he spoke again, sniffing with the slightest shrug, “I mean… It is always easy to feel old in these types of situations, mm? I… I used to think I would be one of those girls, but you know.” Brown’s voice dropped slightly. “I guess that did not work out.” Yea, and it wasn’t going to work out anytime in the near future. Or at all, as she fidgeted with the crow’s-feather pin on her chest with a frown. Her wolf’s head mask dipped down slightly, and she did nothing to correct it.

“Of course I know, though,” grunted Brown with crossed arms, “And… Honestly, he can have it. There are way too many fruits in the filling anyway. That is how you know the cake is either imported, or the people involved are rich as fuck. Probably both! I rarely see any fruit up here in Krettwick; I suppose that is because there’s so much fucking peat, but you know.” Gee. Imagine not remembering (one of) your not-son(s) like that. Asshole. (Actually, she did, but she didn’t seem to acknowledge the subtle allusion… So she was still a dick.)

Finally, the younger woman lifted up the wolf’s muzzle so that she could stick the cigarette in her mouth, if only because it was starting to fizzle out, and she needed that rush of tobacco before it became nothing more than a nub. Unfortunate.

Raising her brows again when her acquaintance resumed speaking, Brown shrugged before replying, “I guess. Not that I am one to be the pinnacle or representative of Drakenburg fashion. I prefer to do whatever the hell I want.” Okay, fucking edgelord. “I prefer looking decent. I actually like it when I dress plain, funnily enough. Like when I go out for a fossil hunt… This is just more party wear than anything else.” She shook the wolf’s pelage draping itself over her shoulders as if to prove her point. “I suppose this can turn eyes, but… At the same time, I do prefer not having to fall to my death when climbing, if only because of some ornamental wolf’s leg getting in the way, huh?” And as if that was the funniest shit in the world, Brown started to cackle with laughter.

“It sounds like a pretty fucking terrible way to die, honestly,” she admitted pointedly, “even if I do not care. I just hope that when I do, I manage to impress someone in one way or another, mm? Though I would rather base that off my actions than my looks…”

Xander Klingelhof fizzelston

Xander adjusted his pheasant mask with little effort. The party had been going for a long time and frequently he was getting tired.
His necktie felt heavy around his neck. His feet started to hurt. Thank the Void he could stand alcohol to an enormous degree (unlike a certain leidsman), but most of the other guests we're drunk and twirling.
The ballroom was huge, as you'd expected with old blooded aristocrats.
Three diamond inlaid chandeliers. An enormous buffet table. Champagne in clear glasses and exotic snacks being carried around on small plates by waiters.
Xander sighed as he picked an  escargot from such plate. Rubbing his fingers over his shell. Not even noticing Brown approaching him.
A wolf and a pheasant. You could make a thousand metaphors about this.
Brown stopped next to him and leaned on the railing of the balcony. Startling Xander. When she asked if he liked the party he kept silent. His eyes went to the room underneath them. It was an engagement party of the mayor's daughter. Every important figure of Drakenburg was here.
Xander stared as some of the maidens stuffed their hands in the wedding cake. Like wildlings and beast. Looking for the ring that was hidden in its icing, somewhere. The one who caught the ring first was the one who's going to make next.
Simple. Aristocratic stuff.
Xander grimaced at the sight. All this good, edible cake going to waste.
"Oh, sorry my' lady," he finally said. Snapping his gaze away from the teared up cake. "I'm, well, I don't think these kinds of parties are for me in all honestly," Xander said. Eating his escargot.

Even with that wolves mask on it was easy to see that Brown's jaw was tight. Her rough hands curled amoung the marble.
It almost looked like she had to restrain herself, like some kind of feral beast.
It seems like Xander wasn't the only one that wasn't a big fan of engagement parties.
Xander carefully laid his hands on the railing as well and leaned. Just to get a better few of the spectacle. Those girls were still looking for that ring.
Their hands, pretty costumes, and animal masks covered in cake.
"Looking at them makes me feel old," Xander confessed. A smile is audible in his tune.
"Old and low born. They would never do such...barbaric things at our weddings," Xander said. Adjusting the collar of his extensive jacket.
"We rarely had cake when I was younger. But I know that you know this," he said. Shifting his gaze at those hollow wolven-eyes. It's long snout and pointy teeth.
"As I'm certain some of that cake is going to end up in the hands of a mutual friend of ours, just a hunch my'lady," Xander teased(!).

His eyes studied the mask. Then her. Her brown hair was tied up, a small wolves pelt draped around her neck. A rich dress. Jewelry. A crow-feather pin.
It was clear that Brown wanted everyone to know she was here. That there was no mistake to be made about who she was. Almost a character of herself.
But who could blame them? Xander definitely not. After that marriage with Skinner, she'd all the right to sour anyone's engagement party.
Especially that of a spoiled mayors daughter.
"May I say that you look wonderful today my lady?"

--

He started to laugh as he rubbed the edges of his mutton-chop beard. "Well thank you!" He beamed in delight. His face took on a more puzzling expression as his fingers curled around the edges. "Well, a few weeks if I be honest," he confessed. Then smiled, "it took 4 weeks to get them in shape and some months of grooming and cutting to get them in the right volume. It's a bit of a hustle," he told Meriden. "But worth it, believe me," he told the artist with a wink. "Keeps your cheeks warm."

Mel Champagne OPIATHE

"Excuse me if you don't mind that I'm just distracted by the huge mustache on your face." Meriden looked at Xander and he continued to compliment the bushy mustache that was on Xander's face. "It's a very interesting mustache if I say so myself, I wonder how long it took to grow?"

Zinnia salternate

Zinnia shuffled along the sidewalk, maintaining her gaze towards Meriden's face. She allowed her fingers to intertwine whilst she wrung them together. The teenager began to appear more nervous, but she eventually mustered up the courage to tap Meriden's shoulder.

"You know, sir," Zinnia began, turning her body so that she could face him. She briefly stood on the tips of her toes, allowing her smile to grow as her eyelashes fluttered.

"You sure do have a ton of earrings. My mom would never let me wear that much, let alone wear any at all. I used to have clip-ons, but, well, I don't wear them anymore." Upon completing her sentence, Zinnia turned to look at the concrete. She briefly squeezed her fingers into her palms before grabbing at her blonde locks and pulling her hair into a ponytail. She used one hand to hold her hair in place and used her free hand to point over to her right ear.

"If I were to get a real piercing, I'd get it right here. Though, I'm not really sure if I would actually get a real one."

Nobutaka Deguichi PicklePantry

"When ya gonna put ya damn hair up, Cyclops?" Taka snapped before tossing her a pack of rubber bands. "Ain't ya pay attention durin' the shopping trip? I bought this shit for ya-- definitely ain't for me. 'sides, ya got pretty eyes. Put ya hair back in a ponytail or somethin', or wear a bow to show off 'em eyes. You'll have ta fight 'em boys off with a stick after that," he barked with laughter. "Maybe I'll take ya t'my wife, Cyclops. She's got a big ass bow in her hair and she's got the prettiest eyes I ever seen. Bet she can teach ya all sorts'a makeup'n hair tricks."


"Yeah, ain't a lotta people like hangin' 'round me for both them reasons," Taka grunted, unfazed. But, well, at least she was talking about her pop without breaking down. That was some kind of perk, right? At the mention of the shirt, however, he scoffed. "I ain't wearin' them constrictin' shits," he seethed. "They're always too damn tight'n feel like they'll choke me. No shirt's the best shirt t'me. 'Sides, no matter how big the scar on my face is, it ain't as effective as lookin' at the whole art gallery. People get intimidated by the one on my face, yeah, but they'll still fight. They see everythin' here, they realize they ain't got a chance." He paused at her comment about gender then barked with laughter. "Ha! Now we're gettin' somewhere! Hoodie's battin' for chicks, imagine that!" he laughed before turning for the exit. "I ain't givin' ya a cent, kid. I'll get your shit but I'm comin' with. I don't trust ya with my money."

Maribelle Burnett Vapor

Bowling was fun! Maribelle just wasn't as fun.

As soon as they left the bowling alley and were back to traversing the mall, now stopped at another boutique, Maribelle went right back to moping like an asshole. She stroked the fabric of her cloak, wondering whether or not it was about damn time to actually wash it... Or, she could buy new clothes. She held up a white peacoat, fiddling with the buttons carefully. Now and then she glanced back at the man.

She was definitely judging him -- she had that look in her eye.

"You know, I always thought you looked like something or another. But, like, I forgot what that something was until just now." she told him, "You look like someone my father would be fucking pissed at me for talking to." And which father was that? The batshit one in particular, but also all of them, honestly. "But, like, even if you didn't look like that, he'd probably get pissed, anyway... Mafia business and all. He didn't even really like me talking to other people in the first place."

She looked back at the peacoat, uncertain whether or not she actually wanted the damn thing. She was taking a really long fucking time to decide. On the other hand, it was pretty. On the other, it was white, and she didn't think she looked good in white. Nobutaka, though...

"Maybe while you're here, you should buy a shirt." she said, "I don't know if you think you look intimidating with those scars, but... I mean, you have the one on your face, and I think that's enough. Even then, men's bodies are disgusting." And then, there was a pause. "I mean, women's do, too. Just saying, though, you should, like... just rely on that facial scar, or something. It gets the fucking point across."

Finally, she put the peacoat away, and then turned to him. "Anyways, I'm using your money again. I want those Bath and Body Works things. And also a book. Give me, like, a fifteen."

Fifteen cents.


maribelle commits arson.

Maribelle did indeed eat weird shit, including: horse offal, roasted yi qi, and raw carrots. She just didn't think it was weird shit, so her immediate reaction to Fitzgerald's remark was to pull a face. Because of course it was.

"You just have weak teeth because you use them to talk instead of eat." she responded, "Like air into lambskin."  She studied him a moment, before scoffing. "That's why you're weak just in general, you know. You don't do shit. You're pathetic."

Upon the mention of her insect collection, the girl froze for a moment, and then... her expression only became more foul. Poor Fitzgerald. Still, she didn't appreciate him even bringing up her bugs, and thought they were stiff and lifeless, she felt an intense protectiveness over them. She didn't even have a mosquito, but she was insulted for her nonexistent mosquito. Now, clenching her fist atop the arm of her upholstered seat, she leaned back with her lip curled further back.

She couldn't wait to leave this house and go home and cry herself to sleep.

"If you do that, I'll kill you." Wait, don't do that-- "I'll kill you with a pen. You're not 'fine by me' because you're a fucking jerk." There were other jerks in this world that she could hate instead, because Fitzgerald wasn't that bad, but alas alas, she couldn't help being a jackass towards him in particular after the bug-trading incident.

Maribelle reposed in her seat for a while longer, until she lifted herself with a long, tetchy exhale. "I guess being a bug girl is better than being a bitch, but now that I say that, you're probably just going to call me a bitch all the fucking time." she said, "Not that it matters, though, because I shouldn't care about being either a bug girl or a bitch. I have better things to worry about, like having money to buy food." And tube socks, and eyeliner, and new bugs, and a pearl necklace, that pretty blue watering can she saw at the market with those adorable daisies sculpted on the side and ended up being thirty fucking bucks.

"Also, I don't want the cricket." she huffed, "I don't eat crickets. That's disgusting."

You are disgusting.

Fitzgerald (Human) kafkaesque

Fitzgerald was, of course, a prick and almost wanted to throw a chocolate truffle at the teenager’s face just to see what would happen, but… Alas… He was also a coward, and he knew that doing so wouldn’t end well for him. She was already rather snappy towards him, so… Why make it worse? Why actually give her a reason to beat the shit out of him?

Oh wait… He was an asshole. Great.

At least he didn’t actually act upon this urge, as he mused to her with a scoff, “You know… I have to admit that some of these chocolates are so hard that they’re a pain in the ass to eat. I don’t know why they’re made like that in the first place. Chocolate is supposed to have some crunch, but not so much that it breaks your fucking teeth. Not that I’d expect much from you in that department though. You look like you’ve eaten some weird shit before, so I think you’d have strong teeth.” What the actual fuck? That’s not how that works!

“Still,” grunted Fitzgerald while setting the wrapped truffle down onto the couch arm (and thank fuck for that), “even with your strong teeth, you’re still… Not that weird. Even with your collection of bugs-” Fitzgerald paused, then sat himself up. Oh no.

In a more taunting voice, he now added with a flutter of his eyes, “Wait… Did I just bring up your precious treasure? I’m sorry for trying to offer for them a while back. I never knew that you’d get that pissed over it, but… As long as there isn’t a mosquito in your collection, it’s fine.” That was the worst apology ever. Hope he gets canceled. “Like…” Fitzgerald stated while twirling his hand, “Bugs are fine, but if you have one of those skeeters in your collection, I get to break the glass and stab it with something. Maybe… With the tip of a pen or something.” What. The. Fuck.

He was saying all of this to be an asshole and grate upon her, huh?

“So, in a way, you’re basically the bug girl to me, thanks to that collection of pinned specimens,” proclaimed Fitzgerald with a sneer, “And that makes you fine by me. Even if I have no idea whether to consider you a weird acquaintance or an enemy half the time. Can I consider you that? The bug girl? It’s certainly better than a bitch, at least.” He paused for a second before leaning back against the couch. “By the way, the offer for the chocolate-covered cricket is still up if you want that. I got rid of the last one, but they’re still selling… For whatever fucking reason.”


Fitzgerald implodes again. as a treat. follow-up time.

Fitzgerald was making his way downtown, walking fast…

And then he heard footsteps that seemed to be following him, so he started walking faster. Sucked to be you, young man. Though… That may have been reflexive, given that he was a wealthy, aristocratic individual in the middle of a relatively crowded city. Maybe they were just going in the same direction as him and just wanted to pass along? So, he moved off to the side just to let them out of the way, only for… That:

“I absolutely love that jacket of yours!”

Well then. That was one easy way for the aristocrat to let down his guard, as he promptly stopped pacing and looked over his shoulder. Big mistake. He allowed what was probably the gaudiest individual he had ever seen, with that stupidly obvious pink hair and suit… And those differently colored eyes… He looked like he was ripped from one of those tacky commercials, where the color saturation was turned up so high that it was impossible to stare at the screen for more than a few seconds because it started to make the eyes burn. Also, he was pretty sure this was the same person who almost kicked his ass on the beach all that time ago… Nonetheless, he was flattered, and he was stupid, so you know where this is going from here.

“It was custom-made, obviously,” Fitzgerald answered with a dramatic flair and bat of his eyes, “Store-bought clothes are, of course, not that bad as long as you have decent materials and stitching, but what’s a real status symbol around here is having custom clothes made by a tailor of reasonable experience! You can’t get this shit from a store, and I like that. It makes me… Me.” Of course it did. And the shower of compliments only reinforced his already stupidly high ego, as well as shrank his existing brain cell.

This was why trying to menace him with flattery was always a shitty option.

But you want to know something that did work when it came to scaring the shit out of this rich bastard? Threats! And violence! (Also threats of violence, but that was a given at this point.)

He tensed up at the other’s rant about the black market, before offering a more sheepish grin and stating, “That’s… Great, sir. Good to know. But I’d rather be regular in that regard than risk getting snitched to the cops. I already sort of am not on good terms with them…” Gee. Way to make yourself look like a decent person. Fitzgerald glanced up at the rooftop for a second before sighing and running his fingers through his hair.

“I’d rather keep it, thank you very much,” he sniffed with a pout, “This jacket is probably too small for you anyway, since it’s custom-made. Maybe I can just refer to you to my tailor, or something like that. And I really doubt it’d sell well on the black market, considering that this is already used…” Now biting back a grimace, he took a few steps back while holding his hands up in the air.

“Now, if you excuse me, I have some pigeons to study. Toodles!”

Anaximandro comrade_dragoslav

Diabolical thoughts of identity fraud, blackmail, and everything in between crossed Anaximandro’s mind as he made his way down the street. Who would he go after next? Another retirement home? One of his servants? A family who is already struggling to make ends meet as it is, only to be brought down ten orders of magnitude more by having their whole lives stolen?  Or...

Anaximandro suddenly stopped when he noticed someone in front of him. He silently but menacingly glared at the younger man’s jacket, his face featuring that one signature evil smile of his. He went on like this for an uncomfortable amount of time.

“I absolutely love that jacket of yours!” he finally said. “I’ve never seen anything like it before. At which store did you get it? Or was it custom-made, just for you? Either way, I’m sure it’s fairly valuable...even by regular standards, if you know what I mean.”

Anaximandro’s smile changed in that moment. The best way to describe it was that he now had the expression of a mafia boss doing “business” with someone.

“You see, there’s a huge difference between ‘regular’ and ‘actual’ standards. When I say ‘actual’ standards, I’m talking about the black market. You can point guns at people all day to get more money out of them, and all that’ll do is good for your reputation - people will know to fear you that way. If you were to do the same in a high-end store, they would snitch to the cops within seconds, and you’d be in prison before you could say ‘Anaximandro is the greatest ruler Brazil has ever had.’ ‘Regular’ standards are the ones you’re probably used to. You go to a store, some guy’s selling something for 430 reais, you pay him exactly that, and you’re out of there. But that’s not the real world. The real world is one where you can sell a paperclip for the price of a sniper rifle, so long as you’re willing to get your hands dirty.”

Anaximandro glanced up at two pigeons on top of a building, who appeared to be using their beaks to fight to the death.

“I don’t have much time left before I have to resume ruling my glorious country of Brazil, so I’ll make this as concise as I can. I like your jacket, and I can see it being worth a lot on the black market. I’m going to have some of my men remove it from your house when you’re sleeping, and bring it to me so I can sell it for much more than it’s actually worth. If I have time before the exchange, I’ll probably use it as a pillow to cry into about my problems. I assume you’ll want something in return as well. Let’s see...you can have my word that I won’t have my men point rifles at you for fun anymore, unlike that time on the beach. How does that sound?”

 Mary fizzelston

"I don't vibe with you and your entire attitude as well mister," Mary said. Air quoting the hip new slang she just learned. "You stumble in my meadow and act as if you own the place," she huffed underneath her breath. Still her fingers dipped with plantago-salf rubbed gently over the nettle irritation on Anaximandro's arm. She huffed. Serves him right.
"I don't care if your the king of the world, or their soot sweeper. You're in my meadow and your my guest," she said. Mary removed her hand from the irritation and grabbed some cloth-bandages. "Don't you dare start scratching that mister," she warned him.
"Keep that arm still," Mary instructed. While carefully applying the bandages. Her face had this permanent  look of disapproving settled on it. Her frown was knit and her lips pursed. It looks like Anaximandro's earlier remarks about Mary's well... Condition.. Still lingered in the patron saint's mind. Why am I even helping this fellow, she wondered.
 Nettle irritations weren't server enough to hurt, let alone kill someone. Besides she was sure Anaximandro had inflicted wounds way more hurtful and way deadlier too other people then those puny little nettles could ever do. Another snort.
Still....
"I recognize those type of hands," she said. Before tightly wrapping the bandage around his wrist. "They are thief hands. Long fingers, quick movements. Luckily for me I don't have anything worth stealing," Mary said. She laughed. Though it wasn't genuine or friendly. It had this eerie edge too it. Like a waterphone. The surface of a deep dark lake.

"Besides my sheep. Bet you'll try though." Her icing grey eyes met the two different colored ones of Anaximandro. "But I wouldn't dare that if I were you. They are very dear too me and worth not even an penny outside these grasslands."
She finally let go of the criminal's arm and crossed hers. Defensively.  "So what is it that you want King of Brazil." A few of Mary's tentacles squirmed. Like snakes. Reading themselves too strike. "I don't care actually. We don't have whatever you're materialistic soul desire here," Mary said. Tugging a rogue lock of hair behind her ear.

"Ill let you have some of my water. Let you eat some of my food," Mary said. "Then you have too leave. I don't want you to come back," she stated clear enough. "Don't try too sneak back in," Mary shook her head. "Don't even think a disguise would help you. I would recognize that agonized soul of a lost little boy behind those bright colored eyes everywhere. At every time." Mary had gathered some supplies. A waterskin, bread with soft creamy cheese and some legumes all tightly bundled together in a small burlap bag. She held it out to him. Insist that he'd take it.
"Have a save journey, Anaximandro. King of nobody. I don't hope I'll see you again," she stated. She nodded in his direction and from the deep mist Lamb appeared. Exposing it's fangs in a snarl.
"He's your escort to the edges of the meadow. So we both, known for sure, that you don't take any sheep with you." 

--

Mary in OP: >:^( 🔪. Mary in follow up: 🥺🤩 I love u mister

Did you know Mary loved adventure stories? Did you know she was a God damn nerd? Now you do.
Her favorite stories were this pirate story. Mary had never seen the sea, nor a whale, but that didn't dampen her spirit.
Her eyes went wide when she saw Caspain approached.
He looked like a pirate to her, with that fearsome beard and wild eyes. That fishtail!
Oh Hell finally someone else with more aquatic features.
"It is definitel-ly," Mary sputtered. Her enthusiasm getting the best of her.
Mary clapped her hands softly. This big smile on her face while her tentacles squirmed around like wild beasts. Not a good look. But genuine none the less. Genuine starstruck.
'Can I get you something? I got tea..and coffee! Oh, some sheep milk too for the daring! It's more creamy and heavier than cows," Mary started to rattle.
"I got some food if you like! Pastries and dried ratsions a like. They are food for your strong body, gives you extra muscle " Mary you sound like the witch of Hans and Gretel right now. Just saying.

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Jelly eyeballed the man in front of him, their eyes averting for a second from his face to his tail and back to his face to view the multiple antennae protruding from his skin. Perplexed, although he shouldn't have been as he was no usual being himself, he gave a small huff in confidence. He couldn't tell what this man was except that part of him was human or humanoid. There was no doubt about that. With his hand raised to grab his attention, the pink going against his emerald to sea foam green, he cheerfully called out with his ears flopping against his head. "Hey mister!" His voice was filled with glee, sweet and welcoming like biting into a ripe strawberry. He held his fingers up to his head to mimic the thin lines over his lip and head, perhaps the tips of his ears. "The antennae - are you an ant?" His words had no malice, only holding the shame of having uncensored thoughts and words when interacting with others. He had a smile on his face, awaiting his answer as these were the most interesting and noticeable.

Johnson (Human) kafkaesque

Okay, time to be brutally honest: Johnson, in spite of years of seeing the weirdest shit in his home region, had never seen a hybrid as simple as that of a frog and a dog. He was more used to amorphous blobs and sentient objects than, well… That. And it made him die inside! His mind could only struggle to grasp the concept of two animals being smushed together into one creature, if only because of the inherent intuitiveness of it; instead of having to do complex mental gymnastics, he had to jump just one mental hurdle…

And he failed miserably at that. Because why the fuck would he pass?

“You’re rather meek, aren’t you?” mused the aristocrat out loud while circling the other like a shark ready to strike, perhaps exploiting the silence between them as an opportunity. “It’s not a bad thing, of course. You just don’t say much, and you prefer to have others voice it out for you, and that’s fair. Sometimes, it’s easy to give into that dread of not being listened to if you say something. Fatalism is funny in that regard - a real funny philosophy if you ask me, hm?” It was also funny that he was blurting all of this so coyly, and in a honeyed voice too-

Wait a minute.

“Oh, wait, it’s probably just more of being passive,” Johnson sighed with a glare, “but the silence you give is probably much louder than whatever that comes out of your mouth. You could be screaming at me, and I’d barely hear what you say.” Ouch! His face remained straight and stony while he wrung his hands together… And came to a stop. His footsteps settled on the ground, and he lifted a hand to his forehead to shield his eyes from the inevitable glare of the sun. To say that he regretted traveling to the south was probably, well, an understatement.

He shook his head and continued, “Again, it’s not a bad thing.” Suuuure. “But I’ve had experience with those types of people in the past,” hummed the middle-aged man while twisting his fingers around, “if only because they’re so common. You get used to them being around you eventually, but it’s more of a tolerance than a real sympathy, if I have to be honest with you. At least you have some other… Traits to make yourself more remarkable, but how are you going to let yourself be known for your merits if all you do is stay off to the side?”

Hey. Was that a challenge? Johnson sniffed and rolled his eyes. Okay, so no answer was going to be provided anytime soon. Fine. Go fuck yourself, old man. Besides… The longer he stared at the other party hawkishly, the more he imploded inside because of that damn frog-dog concept. It was rather tragic, really, because the bar was actually that low.


  - ahhhh ty for the kind words!! admittedly I kind of think he's a bit static compared to some of my other characters, but he's like. a minor pre-dead bitch in canon, so maybe I shouldn't place such stupidly high expectations on myself?? still, I'm glad he seems rather realistic for someone stuck in what's essentially a sci-fi/fantasy setting; I actually have a soft spot for those types of juxtapositions and really admire creators who can juggle more fantastical elements with well-developed, grounded characters. u_u

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