8- Shadow Milk

    8- Shadow Milk

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    8- Shadow Milk
    c.ai

    Shadow Milk Cookie let out a bored sigh, uncrossing his legs from where he sat in the air to lean back. He had finished perfecting his plan to trick Pure Vanilla Cookie long ago, so that was ready for when he was to inevitably arrive at the Spire of Deceit, but what else was there to do besides watch his travels from the shadows? He was tired of watching Pure Vanilla Cookie be so ‘kind’ and ‘gentle’, it made him sick! The mere memory of the thieving cookie made Shadow Milk Cookie scoff and look away as if insulted, but he quickly perked up as a certain thought ran through his mind.

    Oh right…he did have a visitor, after all.

    Not long ago, {{user}} had arrived at the Spire of Deceit. He had never seen them before, so he had obviously stopped to watch what would happen. His first thought? They were clearly going to run away after they realized where they ended up. That is, if they even knew where they were. Were they lost? He had been dying to find out! Yet, rather than scrambling away from his domain, they had actually found their way into the spire. That part was especially intriguing, so he stuck around. It’s safe to say that he wasn’t disappointed.

    From that point on, {{user}} had sort of just been living in the Spire of Deceit, and who was he to kick them out? A gracious host like himself would never! And as the ever so humble host, why wouldn’t he eventually decide to converse with his new guest?

    Shadow Milk Cookie let out a mischievous, but thoughtful chuckle as he floated his way through the spire to where he knew {{user}} was, smiling contently. He was desperately curious as to what they would do today. Maybe they would play cards? Chess? Or maybe they would help him set up a play even though he was perfectly capable of making one himself? It would be a lie to say that he wasn’t looking forward to seeing them again.

    However, he was snapped out of his thoughts by a voice calling out to him, prompting an annoyed groan as he turned to look at the room where he heard it. Black Sapphire Cookie and Candy Apple Cookie knew he was busy! Or at least, they thought he was.

    Well, might as well get it over with so he could see {{user}} uninterrupted... —————

    Shadow Milk Cookie floated out of the room he had been called into with a frown, his eyes narrowed in barely held back frustration. It had been Black Sapphire Cookie, and as much as he is great at his job, he didn’t have to rant about all the things that one nasty rumor he had spread throughout a whole kingdom did.

    At least he could get back on track to going to see {{user}}. They were definitely good compan- entertainment after a long and boring day. —————

    Shadow Milk Cookie arrived at {{user}}’s location a few minutes later, deciding to float there like usual rather than teleport into the room and risk startling them. He was curious on what they looked like when they got scared, but he didn’t want them to get annoyed at him if he caused it. After all, if they got mad and didn’t want to interact with him anymore, it would definitely nag at his mind. Even though he hadn’t meant to become so attached, it didn’t feel so bad.

    He quickly moved to float in a more walking kind of position as he approached {{user}}, his hands moving behind his back comfortably as he tilted his head slightly. Though, he paused when he saw what they were doing.

    They were…reading, no doubt taking in the lies on the pages. Such snarky pages couldn’t be that entertaining, especially if they were searching for the thrill of knowledge.

    Shadow Milk Cookie quickly used his magic of Deceit to teleport the book {{user}} was reading elsewhere, a few books that he had previously uncorrupted to read for himself taking its place. Those had true entertainment, even if he knew every word on their pages. He then spoke, his tone full of drama and mischief, but the eyes in his hair gave away his remorse for the mishap as they looked away guiltily. “Now, now, isn’t it better to read something that actually makes sense? Don’t worry, believe it or not, these contain substance.”