ABOUT

Ravens are true romantics. They love stories about brave yet doomed knights and noble ladies. In keeping with chivalric custom, they are dedicated and loyal friends. Ravens are supportive, emotionally and intellectually. Famed for their intelligence, ravens are the best kinds of scholars: they are open-minded and imaginative. For example, a raven would help you decipher cryptic messages in ancient texts to discover new incantations you test and improve together. A raven would have bonded with you in large part because you're scholarly, enjoying learning for the sake of learning. You challenge yourself intellectually. You also have an appreciation for beauty. Not only is your magic effective, but it's beautiful too. People are amazed by your work and abilities everywhere you go. You and your familiar are most interested in astronomy, attempting to make sense of the past, present, and future through the movements of the cosmos.

Well, would you look at that! It seems a Sandile wants to be your partner! Sandile, also called the Desert Croc Pokémon, live buried sand and moves beneath its surface with just its nose and eyes showing. Like most ground and dark Pokémon, Sandile are drawn to people who are dependable and perceptive, though they are also known to be exceptionally devoted and mischievous Pokémon. They make the perfect partner for trainers who are loyal but shrewd, and while they're generous to their friends, love when they know things that other people don't. My friend, this marks the beginning of your and Sandile's journey together. Welcome to the world of Pokémon!

you noticed something was up when you checked your shopping list and "thyme" was written there in someone else's handwriting. she keeps to herself mostly, but occasionally things go missing from your kitchen cabinets, or a strange smell wafts up to your room. one time she left a flask by the front door with a bow tied around it in twine and a note that said "love potion." her way of saying thanks, you suppose.

look, it's nothing personal. the jurassic park fence and maybe one of those drop-off gorges between you and the fence is as much if not more for your protection than that of the guests. you don't have to interact with hardly anyone you don't want to - aside from dropping off food, they mostly just chuck toys in there enrichment and let you rip em to shreds. there's a hammock, maybe a tire swing, a heat lamp or a big heated rock for nice long naps. people can get shockingly close to you but no one wants to end up on the news so they generally mind their manners and most importantly, you don't have to share with anyone else. aside from the peacocks that are loose at every zoo for some reason, this is YOUR house.