Robert Fincheris colorson
Because Robert means robber because his little black mask Fincheris because he looks like a finch and colorson because he's colorful
this is one of his bedtime stories
Once upon a time there was a little genius who lived in a far away laboratory and had a beautiful lab rat her name was Roxy he loved her very much one day she went missing a note was stuck on her toy robot the note said: If you ever want to see you little girl again you will give me you whole lab and all the equipment! *Mwahhhaaa* meet
Me at the old crossing of the old rail rode and dead mans corner! So he was very sad and afraid but he pulled him self together and made a plan In his notebook here is what it looked like:
MY PLAN IS: take out all the equipment in put in my moms bed room. Make fake equipment with old newspaper my dad will never read. And so he went to dead mans corner all prepared when he came to the cross he met the guy all behind this...he was... His grandpa! Hello sonny! He old grand pa said I took yer rat so I could meet ya today! Thus a conversation started and they all lived happily ever after
Clever
Crafty
Fearless
Intelligent
Mature

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Lyall
A Race to Nowhere
The shimmering starlight sparked upon the illustrious fur of the jay blue dragon. His eyes were bright with a elvish cheekiness only associated with a child's mischief. He swung his fine head to watch a solitary snowflake twirl and land softly upon his satin back. He giggled in a high pitched and immature tone, his eyes twinkling with delight. Sitting on his haunches he whistled, three short sharp notes, his ears pricked for something. There, not two feet from him, settled a bird, its vivid feathers mimicking his own coloring, its subtle greens and brilliant blues royal in the snowy weather.
Smiling, the dragon approached the bird, bowing playfully "Hey Emmet" he chuckled, extending a furry paw to the little bird. The dragon's name was Lyall, his friend, a bird, named Emmet with sapphire and spring green plumage.
The bird said nothing to Lyall, he never did, a bird after all is of few words at all. Instead he hopped to Lyall's outstretched paw, his beady eyes filled with an inky excitement. "Its snowing Em' " Lyall said enthusiastically, bouncing slightly, careful to keep Emmet balanced upon his paw. The little bird fluttered to his shoulder where Lyall turned his head to look at him. "Its snowing" he repeated, a grin alighting his features "Lets play" he sung, his voice pleading to run and play. Emmet cocked his small head and chirruped, his singsong voice thrilled. Shuffling upon the shifting muscles in Lyall's shoulder, Emmet took to the air beside Lyall and hovered, occasionally moving from side to side.
The young dragon looked ecstatic, his perfect features, springy with youth howled with mirth "Race you?" he asked, starting a few steps to show his running implications. Without waiting for a move or even a breath from his companion Lyall shot off, his long tail streaming behind him. Where he ran, he knew not, he just ran, feeling the freedom of one who is in winter. Snow swirled around him, a perfect shower of sparkling, diamond flakes. Emmet, the willing soul of a bird did his best to keep up, always showing up in reassurance when Lyall looked back.
Eventually the two stopped, Lyall dropping to his belly with a content exhaustion, rolling on his back and swatting lightly at the air, playing at stopping the bird from landing. He stopped and let Emmet settle on his lightly moving belly, watching as his tum rose and fell with his breath. "Fun huh?" he asked. He, as to be expected, got no reply.
The two lay, watching the sky hurl diamond chips from its fluffy clouds and enjoyed the soft, cold feeling that the wintery breeze gave them. Slowly, Lyall began to close his eyes, out of a playful tiredness, that of a child come back from a day of sports and games. And, as the snowy clouds cleared to reveal the mid afternoon sunshine, fell asleep, his gentle snores filling the countryside field where he lay. Watching over him and never leaving him, Emmet, the small bird, the unlikely friend sat, his spectacular feathers ruffled against the cold he felt.
Enthused, catalyst, waffles, loud, delighted.
Oooh, I don't know- maybe something seasonal- I think I want to see some more wintery dragons before the season clears out

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