I scanned a page of my sketchbook. These are just some drawings of some of the Night Things I know.
They came out kind of okay.I don't know if I should color them or not. Nogg is all black. He doesn't always have that deer-in-the-headlights look to him, either. Just...usually when I'm around. >_> I thwacked him on the head with a carpetbag
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And do these creatures just come and go as they please? Or do they take up permanent residence in your home?
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A little of both. Some of them live in the house, like Ned, and have lived there for decades. They like being in close proximity to humans for some reason, either the life energy we put out, or the food we leave around, or some other reason we can't even comprehend. Other kinds, like bogles and wood-goblins, are mostly just passing through for a season. Christophe is more or less a fixture. He has relatives in the pantry, too. The bogle sometimes shows up in the basement, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't actually live in the house. He might be hunting down there. Mr. Nogg lives in the Twilight Kingdom. I doubt he ever surfaces at all.
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And your explanation reminds me that I've still yet to test the theory if any manner of faeriekind live in my world. Then again, with what already lives in my castle these days, maybe it'd be a fruitless effort, since they'd be frightened off either way. For some reason, I can't see faeries and others of their kin getting along with demons, the Eldritch, or the undead. Fraternizing with other classes of the supernatural doesn't seem proper.
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And Courtney? I'd like to apologize for the last time we spoke. As if it wasn't obvious, I was not in a very stable mental place, and I feel as though I was taking some of out on you at one point. I ask your forgiveness.
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It depends on what you mean by faeries. The kind I spend time with most often are very nature-oriented, so, yeah, you might have trouble attracting them, but there are other kinds, and they're all loosely classified as fae. Only I'm not sure you want to attract Unseelie Fae to your castle. Then again, if you already have demons, Eldritch, and undead there, you might want some Unseelie visitors to round out the collection.
Eldritch, though? Really? That's...daring.
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Hey, it's okay. I wasn't sure if you were angry at me specifically or just life in general. If I wasn't there for you enough, I'm sorry. I didn't know what to do.
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Maybe that's what you really have to be on your guard for. Not that he'd necessarily harm you, but that you'd harm yourself on him because he's so big. Gods are like that, whether they're dark or light or in-between.
I don't think of you as a monster, Ramon. I do think of you as dangerous, because you are, but not a monster. Maybe I haven't seen you at your worst, though.
An undead spider person? That actually sounds kind of cool. I'm kind of creeped out by spiders, but they're okay from a distance. I just don't want them on me.
The Nuckelavee was great. I miss it sometimes. If I could relive one LOL for a day, that would be it. I never got to wreck a ship.
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Maybe. Maybe the facade is you, too? Or part of it, at least.
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Pssh, I'm not sweet, I'm a sullen teenager. I mean it, though. And I'll always try to understand, whatever happens to you or whatever you do.
That's sad. He sounds kind of shell-shocked. I guess suddenly becoming undead will do that to a person. If he needs anything, let me know?
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Yeah. I know they say you can't change people, and I guess you can't, completely, but being cared about does make a difference. It does something to a person. In a good way, I mean.
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The same goes for you, you realize. There's little I wouldn't do for you, Courtney, and even less still that you could do that would drive me away from you. You're a valuable and beloved friend to me, no matter how sullen you get. And I'll change the subject now before I embarrass you too much with my sappiness ( ... )
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I hadn't thought of it that way. I always figured it was disorienting, finding yourself in a new place, but I never thought about worrying you might wake up from it. It's different for me, maybe, because I found the Nexus sort of deliberately.
No problem. Can I be flattered I get to hear about them first? Good luck introducing her.
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I can't speak for Hips or your other friends, but I don't feel any pressure. Anyway, even if I did, you're worth the effort. That came out kind of mushy, but you know what I mean.
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