That's fine. Not a problem. And yeah, I'll philter it. Judging by its parents, that should max its stats other than health. Which is still great.

This one is fine. I have a few amnesia philters, so it won't be a problem. Thank you.

He's set up for you! Sorry about all that x.x

Making a short story for the pretty Kelpari :-)


Snow gently falls from the sky above onto the half-frozen sea. All is quiet except for the gentle swish of the water in the wind. Below, the young Kelpari called Faded Ice glides gracefully through the chilling waters, her mother keeping close watch from nearby. This is the week-old's first time being out of the underwater cavern she and her mother call home.The frigid waves grow stronger, pushing Faded Ice further. At this, her mother calls out, warning her to come back to the cavern, but Faded Ice does not here and continues to swim about as the currents grow stronger. Eventually, she decides the waters are too strong and begins to swim home. After some time of travelling though, she sees no signs of her home or her mother. Suddenly, a strong wind blows and pushes the water against Faded Ice, sending her spinning down into the dark depths of the water. She calls out but is not heard by any living thing. She crashes into a large rock, knocking her unconscious. The last she sees is the dark water swirling above her head...

Slowly, Faded Ice opens one eye, and then the other. Everything is a deep blue blur, and her head pounds as she remembers the events of last night. As things begin to become clearer, she see that it is late morning, and the waves have calmed since she became unconscious. Once able to move again, Faded Ice glides to the surface of the water and looks around to find out where she is. Nothing is familiar. All around her, she sees only deep ocean that never seems to end...but what's that? A dark shape looms in the distance, probably land. Faded Ice had never seen land before, but perhaps it would be interesting to know what it was like. Seeing no other options, she journeys on toward the dark island, not knowing of the dangers ahead.

yay! Thank you so much!

Not sure if this pet has been taken, but if so, oh well. :)
(Also just realized the deadline was 12/27/2016, but hey, I'd already written half the story)



It didn't take long for him to blend into the inky background the moon clouded over, sad and lonely in his cage. All he'd ever wanted was to stand out, to be the star of the show. But he was just another Aerdini, locked in for the night, taken out only when the show was going so well, even a dinky little runt wouldn't ruin it.
He sighed to himself, then started gnawing on the carrot he'd been given for dinner.
Disgusting things, carrots, he thought forlornly, tearing a chunk off near the end.
Then he heard it. The soft footsteps headed his way. He set the carrot down, quietly, and leaned forward in his cage.
A girl in all black was sneaking around, picking up bags of grain and apples and dumping them just in front of the Qitari stables. The Qitari nickered eagerly and pressed firmly against their stall doors, attempting to get to the treats. He slid through the bars and slithered closer to her as she prowled to the next set, and the set after that. When she turned the corner and he could no longer see her, he followed her.
What he saw surprised him. She glanced sneakily around, then pulled out some metal tools and picked the lock to the office. He crawled closer and managed to get in before the door closed. His black patches made it easier for him to blend in. She quietly shut the door, then went for a drawer, muttering to herself as she picked more locks.
"Money and secrets, money and secrets. That's what she wants, that's what she'll get."
She turned her attention to the various cash registers piled on top of the desk in the room and popped them open. She promptly shoved all the money from them into her pockets. From there, she picked the locks on a couple drawers, swearing when there seemed to be no information of value inside.
Finally, she found a cabinet with something useful. She pulled a couple files out and tucked them under her clothes, then headed for the door.
She glanced around before cracking open the door.
That's when he made his move.
He wrapped around her ankles, tripping her as she walked out of the door. He wound tighter as she frantically tried to pry him off, his armor-like skin nearly impenetrable. When she tried to scoot away, he let out a piercing wail, over and over like a siren. She hesitated, clearly torn between giving up and covering her ears or trying to escape.
When he let out another wail, she lay down and pressed her hands tightly to her ears. She didn't hear the footsteps arrive, and she certainly didn't mind when the circus master told him to get off her.
"Molten Snow," the circus master crowed to the little Aerdini as cops showed up to take the thief away. "Didn't expect you to be our newest watch-Sylesti, but you would certainly make a good one. How about it?"
Other Sylesti appeared and nodded and told him he should do it, surrounding him and congratulating him on stopping a rotten thief. They all jostled each other to see him, and he began to feel very uncomfortable with all this newly-received attention.
Snow nodded to the circus master, eyes a little wide, just as big flakes began to float down, each about the size of a Vulnyx paw. He glanced up and caught a single flake on his tongue, then backed away from the crowd and slithered as quickly as he could back to his cage. The silence comforted him like an old blanket and snow drifted down to cover the ground.
Maybe he didn't mind being alone as much as he'd thought he did.