Hutch

With a new week brings new dawns, and soon the fruits of one’s labor shall— “AIEEEEEEEEEE!!!” The cry of a damsel rings true through the hallowed halls of the Casino. Some present did not feel the need to pay heed to yet another cry among the masses, but the good name of Calcifer Ichabod VII, the Sanguineous Scourge Upon the Lands rode upon responding to the beck and call of the Hazebloom Damsel… and that was no ordinary cry. A chill ran through Calci...

Things sure did have an interesting way of working out, didn’t they? Damian never set out to become an imp owner. Hell, if anything he was one of many buns that thought of the creatures as annoying little pests. Like, he knew he was pretty amazing. That should just be considered a given. However… For the past few...days? Weeks? Damian had started to feel like some kind ...

Hops leaves the garden in complete confusion. What the hell could be eating these plants? They’re not for consumption at the stage they’re in! She thinks to herself, making her way to everyone who had a garden she could think of.    First up was Dan, she enters the shop looking around for the mochi master before peeping b...

Now that everything with Mercy and the church of sulfur was squared away, it was time to go make it for the blooming of the hazeblooms. All three buns headed for the casino and bar. Nixie eyed Jackal, looking at her horns. They were unique to anything they had ever seen. Very pretty, but almost like a Freign’s antlers. Envy, Mercy had said, is what causes those horns. Nixie wondered if Jackal was envious of anything else, or if her envy had died down since getting help at the church....

It was a favor from Dan that seemed to have set off this chain of events. Grim would’ve never thought himself to become entangled in this if it weren’t for it, but here he was, playing Bunlock Holmes to figure out the disappearance of some rather expensive flowers. Actually, it wasn’t Dan that was planting these flowers, but the buns from the Wonderland Casino. It wasn’t a place he frequented, but he was familiar with it by name at the very least. ...