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Sara Smith || Innocent Sweetheart || Bliss Stage ([personal profile] otomechapilot) wrote in [community profile] synopsychic2017-10-07 01:29 pm

Important Safety Tips

Sara here with some stuff you should know about being a small fuzzy animal.

First off, humans here hunt and trap animals. Not to be jerks or anything, just for the reasons that humans anywhere do - for food or for fur and leather. But they probably think the Forest Folk are just from stories and don't know the difference, and the locals want to keep it that way for some reason (which might be why we're here), so be vewy vewy qwiet when wandering around the woods.

This goes for Humanvestigators as well as Furvestigators. The pastel fuzzy guys will probably panic if they see you and they aren't one of us.

Second, I ran into Probably Gil. He's a honey badger, he don't give a damn, his name is Gilligan Reed here, and he made it his personal mission to find new fuzzy friends and warn them everything I've just said in a Royal We about the Forestfolk. I don't know if he's in charge but he's important.

Third, Forestfolk are starting to go dumb and stupid. Feral's the word they use. Probably real high on the list of stuff we have to fix. It's a handy excuse for not having parents, among other things.

Last off, Forestfolk names are usually just normal ones or oldtimey ones plus dumb puns, and what kind of animal you are for a last name. So I'm introducing myself as Sara Shetland.

Thanks for your time.
scarsolderthanyou: (skeptical)

[personal profile] scarsolderthanyou 2017-10-10 05:54 pm (UTC)(link)
Is there any obvious difference between Forest Folk and regular animals?

[Because someone was hoping to do some hunting later, and he doesn't want to eat the wrong thing.]
scarsolderthanyou: (patience)

[personal profile] scarsolderthanyou 2017-10-11 06:43 pm (UTC)(link)
[Hey, nobody told him the Forest Folk were wearing clothes. How is he supposed to know that?]

I'll keep an eye out for funny colors and clothes, then, when I go hunting. Thanks.