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honestly, when i made this club, i didn't expect more than two or three people to join, but while we're not celebrating a ridiculous milestone, i'm happy to welcome all new members and i urge you guys to create your characters and start roleplaying ! characters are approved automatically and they will only be declined if they don't abide by the generic rules that have been set down. in which case, i will send you an ecchitext to address the issue. but we generally encourage creative freedom and exploring. except with species, due to the nature of the club itself. to put it simply, your character can be humanoid ( including neko, inu, ushi, et

Shinigami leaned a little forward again as she heard the words, "...And there's the impudence again... Of course, the fox overreacted to the poor human girl, didn't she...? But if I really did, you would be a chained prisoner, not a free guest enjoying my home...", she said before moving back to her standing stance, not without glaring at this spoiled brat of a human. Shinigami could be heard sighing before she stepped back slowly, knowing they were both stuck there. What peaceful moment she had spent with her before was ruined by whatever human nature pushed this one to be so entitled. Her past was not even a variable to Shinigami, who alrea

What was that? Almost an apology, in a vague sense? Maybe it wasn’t, but whether or not it was, Jumi understood it was probably the closest she was going to get. “Impudence? Did it occur to you, you might have overreacted?” If Shinigami was so happy to see her angry, maybe she could safely speak her mind at least a little. The way she understood it from the beginning. She could accept Shinigami being angry at what she did. That by itself did not bother her. It was her reaction that cut so deeply into her. That last decision Shinigami mentioned, it was not quite time to make it. Though it had to be soon.

Shinigami couldn't help but smirk, as much about Jumi's reaction as some other thoughts in her mind. "...I already fought the cat once, I am not going to do it again, not yet. Besides... How do you expect me to go anywhere...?", she said as a joke, knowing that Jumi could, if she even had the courage, take care of her now. She didn't really care. "...It's lovely to see you be this angry at me after yesterday... I can take a hint... What I can't take is a human's impudence despite what generosity I've offered to them...", she told the fairy. Shinigami may not have been in state to say much but she knew this was not going to end well, eith

Jumi sighed. Her confusion returning. She asked something like that then react. “Damn it.” She bitterly whispered. “You don’t get it. You don’t want to get it. If I tried to explain you would just snap again, go crawl off, probably die this time.” She was beyond frustrated here. Mitsuko wanted them to talk, but how? What was she supposed to say that wouldn’t piss off the creature? Now she was trying to claim she enjoyed all that? Clearly did not enjoy it enough to care about what she said earlier.

Shinigami kept her eyes on Jumi while Mitsuko was soon gone after scolding her, scolding them both even. It was harsh... on all accounts. The fox just sighed before she responded, "...And so, you're only afraid of my death because it would seal your fates... There lies the reason you, or rather she, kept me alive...", Shinigami assumed, not knowing if that was correct or not. It made sense from their point of view, however. If no one was to open a portal for them back home then they would be stuck in this mysterious manor. But another point that bothered the fox was the last thing Jumi had asked. "...Typical humans... But if you must rea