Prompts

It had been a number of weeks now since spring had sprung and brought new life to the Bluffs, the temperatures continued to grow warmer, the days grew longer as time marched on like a steady arrow. For Truffle it had also been a number of days since she started visiting the sweet goddess Cybele for private lessons regarding the nature of magic. After their first encounter Truffle and Vanessa were left befuddled and astonished that the great pantheon spent period...

Alois was thrilled to have the opportunity to learn magic from the goddess of Spring herself. It's not every day that one can learn from such a revered figure, so Alois planned to dedicate most of their time to mastering this skill before the season's end.   "Ok, ok, watch this!" Alois calls, standing over a tilled patch of dirt with trembling outstretched arms. "I've been practicing on my own a lot, ma'am!"   Cybele chuckles, amus...

It was midday, the lunch rush at the creamery had just died down, and Sangreal certainly thought he could use a pick me up. While the ice cream shop had an in-house espresso machine for affogato, he wasn't the type to clog any of the equipment during work hours, and that would also mean making it himself which wasn't exactly what he had planned for a break. In addition, sure, he was competent enough with making espresso, but when it came to matters of treating oneself, he found himself lackin...

Was Fish honestly surprised that Rune had ended up knowing more than he should have? No, not really. In truth, now that Fish knew (well, knew as well as you honestly ever could with Rune since the man would rather eat his own shoe before even thinking about stopping something he thought was even a little bit 'fun') a lot of things perhaps made a bit more sense. The shopkeeper always had a prank up his sleeve and sometimes they ended up just a little more unbelievable than should be pos...

Vanessa slammed down a new stack of books onto the table loud enough that Fish jumped, jolting back awake from where he'd been starting to doze, chin resting on his hand as he repeatedly read the same paragraph for the fourth time. "I'm awake!" He yelped, nearly falling sideways off his chair in his mad scramble to sit up straight. "Sorry." Vanessa grimaced, cheeks red as she looked around the library to see if anyone else had been startled by the sudden noise and then carefully...