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Just a cryptid with a pencil from the Midwest US
● Can be slow to respond to DMs
● I don't post NSFW but do follow 18+ accounts, so heads up

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Day 19 -- Haunted Forest

It was hard to feel alone in the patch of forest west of the Fallows colloquially known as the Grave Woods. It was said that spirits of animals whose bodies rested here would linger until such a time as they could return to the world.

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Day 18 -- Blob

For the foolhardy and those lacking in self-preservation instincts, raiding a cave full of slimes could prove quite profitable, as some magical artifacts were impervious to the slimes’ acid. You could come out rich, if you didn’t get dissolved first.

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Day 17 -- Magic Mirror

“Hey guys, there’s a mirror over here. Weird thing to put in a dungeon, but whatever. Think we could sell it?”

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Day 16 -- Poison Plant

High society ladies of the Fallows would often adorn themselves with poisonous flowers and fruits, the riskier the better, ...

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Day 15 -- Tatzelwurm

“Ya know you’re real lucky you’re cute!!”

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Day 13 -- Chimera

One complication of being both an adventurer and a monster was armor shopping.

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Day 11 -- Pumpkin

Of all the fae creatures that appeared around harvest time, the pumpkin skunk was one of the rarest and most likely to be just a regular animal that got a squash stuck on its head. But once a local legend got started, it was hard to break.

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Day 10 -- Scarecrow

Small people needed scarecrows too, sometimes. Well, scare-sparrows, maybe.

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Day 9 -- Demon

Emma had been trying to get a good picture of her grandmother’s new dog for like 10 minutes now, and they all kept coming out like this! At least the dog was willing to sit there and stare at her for as long as she needed.

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Day 8 -- Toad

Catching toads wasn't the most dangerous task David was forced to endure as an alchemist's apprentice, but it was the fifth slimiest.

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