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Zilke had slipped, of course he had. He didn't have any of his friends accompanying him to the parade, so it was basically a given that he would lose his balance and fall over. Heck, he couldn't even see the ground, so who knows what he even slipped on! The sounds of the parade faded into the distance, and Zilke laid on the ground for a while. Eventually, Drish's voice chirped from above him. "So, are we going home?" The tiny dragon asked, watching as Zilke's expression turned s...

While Lacor didn't have any underwater structures to deal with, he most certainly still had to worry about his farm above-ground. The critters were startled by a rockslide nearby, and while his home and farm was completely stable, that didn't mean he didn't have to clean up some of the damage caused by his disrupted livestock. Just to make sure that everything would stay put together, it wouldn't hurt if he cleaned up a bit and made sure his flood protection was in place. As he lifted ...

Challenges were different for everyone. One person might say that the beasts were the biggest challenge, others might say that it was the aggressive foliage somewhere up the mountain, and the rare few would say that it was the pale aqualox that wandered the mountains that became their biggest challenge, forced them to turn back. That pale aqualox looked over next to him, where a few meters away stood the same large male that he met before, right here, on the path to the summit. And now...

"Impossible!" Molt roared out, scaring the younger lox next to him. "Uh, what is?" Aegis questioned, and it didn't take long until he got an answer. "I'm Ill! I can't possibly get sick after years of living under the earth, but there's no other explanation!  My heart is racing, my mind is clouded by thoughts of this... strange little man I spend time with. My legs are unable to hold up my body weight, and my face feels warm! After all my years, I never thought anything would feel warm...

"Oh, come on you old coot! What's the worst that could possibly happen by you getting out there a little and telling them you like 'em?" Drish whined, the small dragon leaning over with the help of Zilke's little light in front of their face. "Uhm... yes, Mister Goblin, surely nothing that bad could happen." The older aqualox sighed, crossing his arms again as he looked over to the side. "That's what you would think, wouldn't you? But there can always be ways that rejection hurts more ...

Molt entered the taven as quietly as he could manage, which admittedly was far from as quiet as he'd like- he was a bulky aqualox after all, and the way that his molten mane crackled lightly near the wood of the establishment. He wasn't here for much, he just wanted a drink, an attempt to go back to some sense of normalcy. It had been so long since he had been among others of his kind, long enough to where he wasn't going to worry about if anyone knew of his past actions.Unfortuna...

There was always an unfortunate habit that other loxes had when it came to Aegis- and that was forgetting that the Sweetheart Summit was his home. It was where he stayed in order to keep from hurting people- and every other lox just assumed that he was an innocent bystander that was just as clueless as anyone else. It was because of this that a group of young loxes found him and proceeded to shove a tablet list into his paws. Of course, he wasn't going to say no to the request of finding the ...

It was always uncomfortable for Aegis to visit graves, he always felt like he was out of place there- or, perhaps too much in place- being a beast of death... but he was here to support someone he cared about- and that was more important to him than any of his sensibilities.He looked up to Rorqual, who was gently placing down a bundle of flowers on top of the grave. One of the petals started to wilt at an accelerated pace, and Aegis stepped back momentarily. Rorqual didn't seem to...

The jack-o-lantern was a group effort- partially because Zilke was, in most senses of the physical realm, fully blind, but also because Drish had a vision for the pumpkin that couldn't be done with his tiny claws. So they ended up cooperating as they usually did for complex visual activities. Drish would give directions to Zilke, and sometimes even crawl on his arms in order to position them where they needed to be. Sometimes Zilke would have to feel around with his paws, but Drish made sure ...

The two creatures on the ground looked to the sky as it filled with color. Even if only one of them could see it, there was a sort of natural energy in the air that led the two of them to look up at the same time. Immediately, Drish was trying to get a better look at the phenomenon. "Hey! Zilke! Lift your head up higher, I can't see!" The little dragon on the Aqualox's head complained, and Zilke gently lifted his head up higher, hoping to help the little creature. "What... are yo...

It was less of a case of Lacor finding a golden goose, but more one of a golden goose finding him. He had been taking care of his other pets, specifically his phosphor eel, when the sound of a honk interrupted him. The eel sparked a little with fear at the sudden noise, causing Lacor to flinch back and look over his shoulder to see what caused the noise. It was then that he met face to beak with the white and green creature, feathers puffed up and eyes squinting towards him. "Uh,...

The orange and yellow wings flapped around aggressively, the swallow struggling against their natural prison. However, despite their best efforts, they were unable to break free. Not even their fire could help them- what was this aqualox made of to be able to hold them in such a way? While the bird's mind may have been flooding with confusion at their situation, Rorqual was carefully holding onto them while he went through the fields, kicking dirt onto the remaining bits of fire that was left...

"And what is your curse, boy?" The creature looked towards Aegis, having gone through conversations with multiple loxes that came to witness the creature emerging from the ground. Aegis thought he was far enough to the point where nobody would notice him, but it seemed that burrowing creature had. "I... pardon me?" Aegis asked, tilting his head slightly. "Do not act dumb with me, boy! Your presence is making my mind free from thought- how are you doing that!?" They barked. Aegis ...

It was on the mountain, of course it was. Between the dangers of the peak there had to be some treasures. Aegis had found one of the treasures, picking it up and looking at it shimmer in the light. A lox, no, a serpent? Perhaps a mix of both, is what Aegis thought. A statue of a serpent-like aqualox with gemstones on it's cobra hood and a round orb between its front paws. Questions sparked about the image of it quickly- was this a god? An ancient symbol of the power of the world manifested in...