Lol, I deleted this earlier cause' I thought it was total crap. But Emiva seems to think differently. o:
-myideaisstillcrap-

Kay, here it goes.
He's bald! Yey, party. XD
He might have a split personality disorder, or maybe he just likes acting like other people.
One side of him is a man who is somewhat of a vagrant. A slightly depressed man, beer drinker, kind of cold personality.
The other side is suave, dressed nicely, kind, and loves conversation.

;D I told you it was garbage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sj_U6vObUA
He looks something like the dude in the above video. I think you'll be about to tell which one. ;3 lol

His name is Luthis, credit goes the Emiverz. <3

Should I really do this?

Since I don't feel overly yappy, I think I'll just let the images speak for themselves... somewhat.


Started out a quiet day... I had tried to hang out with two others who were around the lake on the 5th, but neither the doe or fawn seemed interested, so I stayed to my own a while. Among my solo antics, I rested under the waterfall, and did some imitating of a real orca, to match the appearance of my set. Later I walked to the main pond area and watched the fish.

Scape appeared among the dragonflies while I was watching the fish... I didn't bug him while he was sleeping... just kept watching the fish. Eventually he woke up and stayed within the dragonflies.

After a bit, he sat down and I walked up to him, asking to join him in watching the dragonflies and fish - then did so.


After a while, seed showed up - peltless. Scape left to help get his pelt back, and I stayed in the water a short while. Eventually I followed after them and helped seed with the pelt, and later, the mask. Amazingly enough I casted the right spells in both cases for seed. (*happiness here*)

After getting seed's set, we celebrated by dancing around, then I backed up into a tree to do the demon tree antic, and Scape and Seed joined in to make a tripple demon tree, which we then danced within. A fawn appeared among us, but didn't seem intrested in joining the antics.

I need pixels or scetches of all my deer. I really do want and need pixels or scetches soon because all of friends want to know about TEF and I want to show them my deer so I need, again, either pixels or scetches. thank you.

I will click yours in return! <3

Finally...although my pathetic little human creature seems entirely unable to keep the forest in my sights for long, having "minimized" it several times now. What a fool. I desire my pelt and mask again.

who what when where and why are nuzzles?

hi im a friend of koonie when they introduced me to this game i thought it was interesting so i downloaded it.

LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! *sings* Take me out of the boredom bubble!

Hey, I'm sorry for just bailing on you guys! :< My computer crashed! >.< I had lots of fun at the ruins, when it suddenly started snowing! But as I said, I didn't meen to bail on you, many apologizes<3 (:
Now I would also wan't to know who you are, cause it was much fun playing with ya! (:

I woke up for the abio, a bit late. I found that the deer had all gathered at the ruins -- much to my dismay. I am utterly terrified of the ruins. You see, there are two types of spirits. There are good spirits, and there are evil spirits. I just know that the ruins are infested with evil spirits, and I'm terrified to go near the place. Besides, the smell of death is pungent in that place. Just smelling that stagnant odor makes my heart race, and my knees go weak. But I joined them anyway, trying to keep from trembling too much. Much to my relief, it was soon time to move on.



I've got to tell you, the twin Gods are much creepier than I ever imagined. Their chilling howls alone are enough to make any deer squirm with fear. Let alone the things they do; causing squirrels and frogs to erupt out of nowhere, dropping cages on us, making those blasted, freaky statues pop up all over the place... But they also perform such beautiful miracles -- flowers bursting out of nowhere, fish swimming through the air, rainbows arching over the pond, and flowing from the idol...



And just being in the midst of so many deer was an awe-inspiring thing, in and of itself. In such a massive crowd, I didn't feel nervous or anti-social, like I suspected I might. No, seeing so many deer move in tandem to each other... it was... amazing. I was too busy being terrified and amazed, to worry about what they might think of me.