MYO-1204: Landon

Landon stumbled out of bed.  It was half past the time he wanted to be out, flaunting, but he felt the stiffness in his small body.  Dice was at the bedside, the Impup’s paws up on the bed frame while large, white eyes stared at him.  Of course, a weak kick in the imp’s direction did little to deter it.   He did not have the energy.  But yesterday he was fine!  Quite fine, in fact.  ...

Mochi was not something he knew how to make.  Despite this, Landon prowled about Dan’s Dango in order to watch how it was done.  Such careful measuring of ingredients!  The fact there was a mallet!  He stopped by so often that it was incredibly conspicuous that, indeed, the bun wanted to try something himself.   All he had to do was get some ingredients, right?   ...

It was almost time.   Landon, with a small pack strapped to his small bun form, hopped on all fours through the crowds.  He shouldered other buns to the side, slipped between dolls’ legs and even cast glances up when the opportunity struck.  While the throngs of succubuns clustered together, some in their groups while others were by their lonesome, in the streets and in the gardens and other public spaces,...

It was frosty and cold.  Despite this, Landon had donned a heavy shawl and trudged out into the ashen snow that lay about the underground.  At first, he stopped by the doorway and grimaced at the off-white colour, how it gleamed like illegitimate diamond dust.  A tentative hoof was put out to kick at it, test how powdery it really was; so far, it lifted as light as ashes.     Good.  He could work with th...

He was always picky about his ears.     The succubun sat in one of the many rooms of his burrow. It was a townhouse, richly decorated and almost grand enough to be called a mansion.  Almost, but not quite.  The room he sat in was painted with warm hues of red and peach, a mosaic of glittering glass forming a scene of the burning crystals in a lake somewhere in the underground.  While the dresser was too large for him to merely sit in front of as a bun, he had installed a l...