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Pandora's Fox II
PANDORA'S FOX II
If you were here last June, do you remember that app that appeared on the relics then, Pandora's Fox? It's all about finding your Familiar bond. It's been available for people to use since every Star Child was forced to fill it out or have it filled out for them with its grand reveal. However, it's sat quietly in the background unobtrusive to those who didn't click to see what it was about.
Until now.
That's right, Pandora's Fox is back! (and with a makeover). The app has been rejiggered with old questions and new, including some specific to each Role! The app will buzz and open itself with a blank profile waiting to be filled out. Star Children can fill it out for themselves—as long as they don't lie. This app will not allow Star Children to lie. Honesty is important in a Familiar bond. Star Children who lie may find that answer filled in a little too honestly and unable to be deleted. Anyone who waits too long to fill it in will find it answered for them!
Familiar bonds come in all different shapes and sizes, so find the right person for you!
This is game canon!
Forms for your characters!
Myths:
Legends:
Familiars:
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I guess if I think of it like...I dunno, bein' drift compatible? Maybe? The idea of a bond is kind of appealing.
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I think compatibility is a big part of it for sure. I'd be super uncomfortable having this effect with a stranger.
[He's already emotional enough in public, he doesn't need all the secret feels to get shared, too.]
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Hah! Yeah, I don't wanna be pingin' off some stranger's good or bad mood. But someone you care about, that's a whole different ball game.
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It's helped us, at least. I mean, it's one thing to be told how someone feels, but to experience it firsthand really makes a difference.
[And when you're a couple of lonely kids from screwed up worlds recovering from a heckton of trauma, knowing someone else has been through it - feels the same - is huge.]
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It can be hard to get feelings across in a way that really makes sense sometimes. So I don't doubt it. What if you're feeling somethin' you don't want the other to know?
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[That is both a very fair question and one he can't answer, because they have yet to experience this problem.]
I don't know. We're not really secretive people... neither of us are very good liars. And even if I was, it's important to always be honest with Hunter.
[He's been lied to his whole life already.]
But I guess if it wasn't something we were ready to share yet, we just wouldn't touch until the feeling passes?
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[Which is why she'd want a built in off switch. Dee deserves his privacy sometimes. Heck, so does she.]
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[Well, obviously. But it's true that they are very, very good for each other. A lot of his emotional stability is thanks to that mutual understanding and trust.]
I could see that. Donnie might actually find it useful, if it was a similar effect. He has trouble explaining stuff like emotions, but you're pretty good at it. If you could feel what he felt and help him put it into words, it might make life easier for him. And you'd understand each other even better than you already do.
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You know what. I'll ask him. Can't hurt.
[Heck, maybe it'll stop him from isolating so much. Or at least reassure April he's okay doing it.]
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[Donnie at least tends to just be straightforwardly a "no" person when he's not interested, none of that awkward fumbling through letting someone down easy.]
I hope it goes good.
[Whether he says yes or no, it's those two: they'll be fine.]
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I'll let you know how it goes.
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[He'll have ice cream ready if things are back to normal. Even if she's not upset! Ice cream is critical.]