The ever-lovely Paige asked me to post this comic for her! Read more for a message from the artist and author herself as well as the titular comic.

It really does taste like beef.

Moved: xx

So how exactly do you get the mini spell? I have been playing for a year and I still don't know how to get it...and I have just learned about it anyways. I feel like I have been living under a rock lol. XD

Undercut since they take up a bit of room :I

Can someone cast the DOTD mask on my deer? I'll meet you next to the pond if you can make it. Thank you

With a spring in his step, glowing Knrs hopped through a bed of clovers. The night was wearing off, and the morning sun made the dew on the leaves turn gold. It was Knrs's favorite time. He jumped between the clovers and glowed brightly like the sun.

But he hated to admit - he was alone. A yearning for company pained him. He stopped and looked up at the fading stars.

_{OOC: Sorry for my lack of good writing I:}

Jojo woke up. ''You slept for too too long!'' Nutik complained. ''It's not my fault.'' Jojo protested. ''The little fawn could of made me run until the end of the Twin Gods!'' Nutik, who did not believe that, went on. ''You see Jojo,'' he said ''there is no end of the Twin Gods. It is what we learn from our deer magic.'' Jojo looked around. The pond was beatiful. He still missed the land of DeeDrink Plats and Ruins, but the pond was calm and peaceful too. They both had a drink of the nice icy cold water. Then they set of to find a place to hibernate. ''The Ruins would be perfect. Enough space and food too.'' Jojo said. Nutik nudged Jojo playfully. ''You just want to go to your birth place where you born and raised.'' he said. Nutik then went on. ''The Tree Where All Deer Meet is perfect for us. It is hollow and keeps anyone warm and dry in the harshest weather.'' he continued. ''There are many deer there. They all come to meet every night. At the meeting, they talk about what happened in their day. They tell the stories of Forest Folk Tale.'' So they agreed and went of to find the tree.