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Hi! I’m Jenny Bridget, and I write A LOT. Too much to keep in my head. I’ll be posting whatever comes to my mind here.I'll try to answer asks as soon as possible!

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NPC Tales: While The Party Is Away

NPC Tales: While The Party Is Away

Inspired by this prompt.

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"Where are you going with all those guns?" Marina asked Knives as he walked out onto the deck carrying a firelock rifle, firelock carbine, hotshot firelock, firelock repeater, revolver, revolver carbine, mage revolver, big bore mage revolver, and a fancy-looking automatic pistol.

"Don't worry about it," said Knives. His little kobold body was dwarfed by the sheer amount of wood and steel on his back. It looked like he was carrying a bundle of sticks! "I'm going to do some business."

"No, no, no you are not!" Marina said, positioning herself between Knives and the gangplank, "The last time you 'did some business,' there were no survivors!"

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This is literally the plot of a book I'm writing. I'll put a link here once I start posting it.

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2 years ago

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2 years ago

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