She can tell that he's barely human, and he considers himself as such. She sees through the glamour for a split second, revealing a purple, gelatinous creature molded into a humanoid shape with hard candy bones and sugared digestive organs within. Sharp, black teeth meant for cutting meat and meat alone. His smile does not falter. "I am." He opens the door for her. "If you want to learn, I want to help."
With her curiosity very much peaked she softly hops off her elevated position, falling at a rate as if she was as light as a feather, her dress fluttering majestically “Possibly, either way, I want to learn more about you.” She steps inside, smiling softly.
The small interior is designed with multiple concepts in mind: a living space, a classroom, and a recording studio. It looks strange, like a set. Desperately trying to be a place that is comfortable and human, but is fundamentally improper in some way. There are family photos, and they are clearly shot as family photos, but it's just Franz each time. The kitchen has all sorts of cooking implements, but there are no foods that need to be prepared. Apples, bananas, bread, whatever is easy to eat. And way, way too much candy. There are racks for multiple guitars, but he's holding the only one he seems to own. There is a couch in here, facing a wall covered in newspaper clippings with disconnected headlines, ranging from births to tragedies to deaths to celebrations. There's no clear political leaning either. The walls in general are painted with blue skies, green grass, and rainbows everywhere.
He sits down on the couch and motions for her to follow. "What would you like to learn, neighbor?"
She sits down next to them, clasping her hands together, crossing her legs, looking into her eyes with a sly smirk “I would like to learn what you really are, because you by no means are human. Something quite far from it it seems.”
"I'm Franz Sugarplum." He points at himself with his thumb, a hint of pride in his half-lidded eyes. "Stranger danger is an important lesson. I wish I didn't have to teach it sometimes. It makes me sad that people hurt each other."
"I agree..." he says, shaking his head. "I don't even like hurting bad people, so I cant imagine why people hurt good people."
"I believe in a combination of nature and nurture. Natural tendencies toward violence can be encouraged by nurture, so I try to teach empathy and awareness wherever I can." He's speaking normally again. Curious. "Even a child with a gentle nature can be driven to violence in an extreme enough environment. You can teach anyone to be kind if you get to them early enough."
The small interior is designed with multiple concepts in mind: a living space, a classroom, and a recording studio. It looks strange, like a set. Desperately trying to be a place that is comfortable and human, but is fundamentally improper in some way. There are family photos, and they are clearly shot as family photos, but it's just Franz each time. The kitchen has all sorts of cooking implements, but there are no foods that need to be prepared. Apples, bananas, bread, whatever is easy to eat. And way, way too much candy. There are racks for multiple guitars, but he's holding the only one he seems to own. There is a couch in here, facing a wall covered in newspaper clippings with disconnected headlines, ranging from births to tragedies to deaths to celebrations. There's no clear political leaning either. The walls in general are painted with blue skies, green grass, and rainbows everywhere.
He sits down on the couch and motions for her to follow. "What would you like to learn, neighbor?"
She sits down next to them, clasping her hands together, crossing her legs, looking into her eyes with a sly smirk “I would like to learn what you really are, because you by no means are human. Something quite far from it it seems.”
He grins and shakes his head, closing his eyes. "Correct. My name is Franz Sugarplum. You can guess who my mother was. I'm... a changeling. I can't shape-shift, but I can still disguise myself. Inedible paint would poison me, so I use food coloring. I think I look very nice. Most people seem to think so too."
The small interior is designed with multiple concepts in mind: a living space, a classroom, and a recording studio. It looks strange, like a set. Desperately trying to be a place that is comfortable and human, but is fundamentally improper in some way. There are family photos, and they are clearly shot as family photos, but it's just Franz each time. The kitchen has all sorts of cooking implements, but there are no foods that need to be prepared. Apples, bananas, bread, whatever is easy to eat. And way, way too much candy. There are racks for multiple guitars, but he's holding the only one he seems to own. There is a couch in here, facing a wall covered in newspaper clippings with disconnected headlines, ranging from births to tragedies to deaths to celebrations. There's no clear political leaning either. The walls in general are painted with blue skies, green grass, and rainbows everywhere.
He sits down on the couch and motions for her to follow. "What would you like to learn, neighbor?"
She sits down next to them, clasping her hands together, crossing her legs, looking into her eyes with a sly smirk “I would like to learn what you really are, because you by no means are human. Something quite far from it it seems.”
He grins and shakes his head, closing his eyes. "Correct. My name is Franz Sugarplum. You can guess who my mother was. I'm... a changeling. I can't shape-shift, but I can still disguise myself. Inedible paint would poison me, so I use food coloring. I think I look very nice. Most people seem to think so too."
“I myself would not conceal my true form, and I find yours to be quite interesting indeed, and equally beautiful. It is very… outlandish to use food coloring for disguise, though unheard of, and therefore very intelligent in that aspect. Most simply call me the Duchess, but my name is Ambrosia. A pleasure.”
"I believe in a combination of nature and nurture. Natural tendencies toward violence can be encouraged by nurture, so I try to teach empathy and awareness wherever I can." He's speaking normally again. Curious. "Even a child with a gentle nature can be driven to violence in an extreme enough environment. You can teach anyone to be kind if you get to them early enough."
"A new philosophy... its good to see people trying to make the world a better place."
He clears his throat and returns to his regular voice. "Yeah. It is good. I wish it was more common."
He nods “That would be nice, anything would be good really.” He looks for a place to sit down, smiling softly.
He begins to lead them, making sure not to move too quickly as to lose them, showing them Lilac’s state.
“Thank you for caring for him when I cannot, truly.”
*Good evening :D*
*Franz gives me slight… Welcome Home Vibes*
She sits down next to them, clasping her hands together, crossing her legs, looking into her eyes with a sly smirk “I would like to learn what you really are, because you by no means are human. Something quite far from it it seems.”
*Greetings, friends! Would anyone like to rp?*
Former Spider Queen of the Spider Guild, and friendly neighborhood scheming creature.
"Made by spiders, for spiders, of spiders."
My pronouns are she/her.
Web Weaver of Everlasting Narrative! (title bestowed by Drummer)
"I believe in a combination of nature and nurture. Natural tendencies toward violence can be encouraged by nurture, so I try to teach empathy and awareness wherever I can." He's speaking normally again. Curious. "Even a child with a gentle nature can be driven to violence in an extreme enough environment. You can teach anyone to be kind if you get to them early enough."
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
Awake, impure, divine
Breathgiver of the Strugels
*Wally Darling was one of his inspirations. Also, want to continue?*
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
Awake, impure, divine
Breathgiver of the Strugels
He sits down there, getting comfortable “I… don’t really have a place to stay, I don’t have much money, but the fire keeps me warm.
He sits down nearby, unable to do much else other than watch, taking deep breaths, trying not to panic.
“And from what I remember, I can’t be among those demigods, because I’m too much scales rather than fur.” She chuckles.
*i knew it! Unfortunately, I’m just not feeling very inspired or motivated to use Vanilla right now. :<*
He grins and shakes his head, closing his eyes. "Correct. My name is Franz Sugarplum. You can guess who my mother was. I'm... a changeling. I can't shape-shift, but I can still disguise myself. Inedible paint would poison me, so I use food coloring. I think I look very nice. Most people seem to think so too."
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
Awake, impure, divine
Breathgiver of the Strugels
"I'm a demon. These lil' things don't mess with my insides."
Mauric is heading back to the inn, looking tormented.
No news is good news…
I'll lay a white rose on the cold earth, knowing it that it has not claimed your soul.
*All good. I have about 9 minutes left anyway.*
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
Awake, impure, divine
Breathgiver of the Strugels
"From whence do the remains originate?"
"Thanks!"
No news is good news…
I'll lay a white rose on the cold earth, knowing it that it has not claimed your soul.
“I myself would not conceal my true form, and I find yours to be quite interesting indeed, and equally beautiful. It is very… outlandish to use food coloring for disguise, though unheard of, and therefore very intelligent in that aspect. Most simply call me the Duchess, but my name is Ambrosia. A pleasure.”
He clears his throat and returns to his regular voice. "Yeah. It is good. I wish it was more common."
Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.
Awake, impure, divine
Breathgiver of the Strugels
“Many places, but in total, Yharnam, the city of endless night.”
He shakes his head, sitting down.