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my style;;
well, Pearl is a pretty stylish deerssert, but
she really doesn't have all that much. you
can view her clothing/stuff here or just
listen to what i say. name has a small necklace
that she never takes off. onthe end of this necklace
is a small 'blue' cotton candy charm. she treasures this
and promises never to lose it. she also has some earrings.
she never really notices them, but they are there. she has
three. each one bigger than the first. and last but not least,
she has a gem-bracelet. its almost like her cotton-candy
charm, but worth a lot more. this bracelet is extremely
fragile and holds a gem in the middle. the gem is a blue
ruby. Its not a real ruby, but pearl likes to call it that.
okay, those are the basics. want to hear a story?;;
it was a warm summer day, the kind of day miracles happen.
two deersserts, a boy and a girl, were happy that day to
announce they had a child. She was a lovely thing, born with
a full head of hair. she was all pink. her hair, her pelt, everything
was but her light brown eyes was pink. she grew up to be a fine
young deer, one of which her parents were proud of. One day, her
her mother was called off to a meeting of deersserts. she never
came back, and the news spread that there was a fox attack. The
lone survivor was another young deerssert, about the same age as
her. But, this story isn't romance. were just here to show you the
story. well, anyway, this guy told them there was a fox, and what
was there to do but believe him? What would you do? well, it was
passed on and eventually thats what happened. I mean, it probably
didn't happen, but thats what people thought happened. So life went
back to normal. Except, pearl, my deerssert, was curious. she wanted
to know Exactly how her mother died. She wanted to know what
happened. It was her mother, you know. Well, she did just that.
one of those days, she went into the forest (where the meeting had
been)and looked for the clearing (once again, where the meeting had
been)spotting a large mushroom (a landmark), she bounded forwards
the clearing. she stopped for a second, looking around, before realizing
what she saw.a huge hole. but why would that be there? she looked down
and couldn't see thebottom. then, a sudden realization hit her.
They had fallen down. she didn't care if she fell, she had wings,
(which she never used, she was hoping) which wouldstop her
fall. She started to climb down. It was sturdy, and the rocks
(stones, pebbles,whatever you call them) were sturdy too.
She came close and closer to the bottom, but she still couldn't
see it. she was very small.eventually, she lost her gripping and
came to a ledge to take a break. She looked up and
realized she didn't bring food. She took a risk, and jumped off,
flapping her wings. It was true, they held her up. She flew up,
scolding herself for not trying it before. She went home to grab
lunch, and came back. she ran to the edge and jumped off,
flapping her wings and soaring down to the bottom.
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her main ref - NOT AN ENTRY
Pixel avatar - by Kazoo
eye by ~Absol Art~
fullbody by Kazoo
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my style;;
well, Pearl is a pretty stylish deerssert, but
she really doesn't have all that much. you
can view her clothing/stuff here or just
listen to what i say. name has a small necklace
that she never takes off. onthe end of this necklace
is a small 'blue' cotton candy charm. she treasures this
and promises never to lose it. she also has some earrings.
she never really notices them, but they are there. she has
three. each one bigger than the first. and last but not least,
she has a gem-bracelet. its almost like her cotton-candy
charm, but worth a lot more. this bracelet is extremely
fragile and holds a gem in the middle. the gem is a blue
ruby. Its not a real ruby, but pearl likes to call it that.
okay, those are the basics. want to hear a story?;;
it was a warm summer day, the kind of day miracles happen.
two deersserts, a boy and a girl, were happy that day to
announce they had a child. She was a lovely thing, born with
a full head of hair. she was all pink. her hair, her pelt, everything
was but her light brown eyes was pink. she grew up to be a fine
young deer, one of which her parents were proud of. One day, her
her mother was called off to a meeting of deersserts. she never
came back, and the news spread that there was a fox attack. The
lone survivor was another young deerssert, about the same age as
her. But, this story isn't romance. were just here to show you the
story. well, anyway, this guy told them there was a fox, and what
was there to do but believe him? What would you do? well, it was
passed on and eventually thats what happened. I mean, it probably
didn't happen, but thats what people thought happened. So life went
back to normal. Except, pearl, my deerssert, was curious. she wanted
to know Exactly how her mother died. She wanted to know what
happened. It was her mother, you know. Well, she did just that.
one of those days, she went into the forest (where the meeting had
been)and looked for the clearing (once again, where the meeting had
been)spotting a large mushroom (a landmark), she bounded forwards
the clearing. she stopped for a second, looking around, before realizing
what she saw.a huge hole. but why would that be there? she looked down
and couldn't see thebottom. then, a sudden realization hit her.
They had fallen down. she didn't care if she fell, she had wings,
(which she never used, she was hoping) which wouldstop her
fall. She started to climb down. It was sturdy, and the rocks
(stones, pebbles,whatever you call them) were sturdy too.
She came close and closer to the bottom, but she still couldn't
see it. she was very small.eventually, she lost her gripping and
came to a ledge to take a break. She looked up and
realized she didn't bring food. She took a risk, and jumped off,
flapping her wings. It was true, they held her up. She flew up,
scolding herself for not trying it before. She went home to grab
lunch, and came back. she ran to the edge and jumped off,
flapping her wings and soaring down to the bottom.
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