Unfortunately, though we now have a blog, our exploits can't be published here because Liam likes to keep them on his blog. Perhaps I'll be able to snag some scenes behind his back without him knowing. Sam says that's a reprehensible course of action, and I say that he swallowed a dictionary. Him being a ping pong ball, I'm not exactly sure how that worked.
This is the true home of the Phils. Any other is a pretender, an insult, a slap in our metaphorical collective face. Though people try to plagiarize, there is only one home of the Phils. [I'm not counting our physical home, okay? Okay. Really, Steve.]
Before we begin the revelry [I'm talking to you, Feiron-- the party doesn't start 'til we're done with the post!], I'd like to introduce my phellows.
Feiron is our resident fairy. He's cursed to remain in the small, brown, humanoid glop that is every fairy's true form. He has an invisible oversized backpack, however, which is quite handy.
Isaac is our resident dimwit. He's a blind Prince from some fairy-tale world or other. Feiron is bonded to him somehow.
Gologer is our resident dragon. He's orange and purple and smelly.
Percival is the Aardvark. He isn't actually an aardvark, which is unfortunate; if he was, I could push him down the stairs more often.
Phoenix is a fire-controller. She's human, don't worry. At least, I think she's human. She likes red.
The old lady is an old lady. She likes to read.
Steve is an angry ping pong ball.
Sam is a nice ping pong ball.
Sebase is a jester from the Middle Ages.
Phume is an army captain from the Middle Ages, an acquaintance of Sebase's. You could call them friends, but you'd have to amend your statement every few moments.
Liam is our Head Phil-- our leader. I'm still not sure if I like him or not.
And I am Quirk, the Vice-Phil, or second in command. I'm awesome.
That's that, dear reader. And deer reader, I suggest you clear out before Phume sees you.
Greetings, Vice-Phil! It took me a fair while to get in here, because clicking your name on my blog comments brought me up to an empty page that Safari seemed to have misplaced. Ah well, I got here eventually.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck with your blogging adventure - I will pop in and out as I can, to check up on you. Don't hesitate to drop me a message via NaNoMail if you need any further help (I'd like to keep maintenance messages off my actual blog, if that's okay).
In the meantime . . . I think I can see Phume coming *vaults onto her dragon and takes off into the sky*
That's fine-- thank you for coming by. Percival had no faith in you, I'm afraid.
DeleteHmm. This sounds like a conspiracy. Possibly one against your creator, which could actaully be called mutiny or rebellion. Not sure if I like this idea of not...
ReplyDelete~Robyn Hoode
I like it, whether he does or not. His days are numbered, anyway. Threatening to blow up the world and kill rabbits and stuff.
DeleteNot the rabbits! I'm taking Liam's side if you are going to kill the rabbits!
Delete~Robyn Hoode
It does sound rather like a conspiracy, doesn't it?
Delete(Hope here, Amanda's MC)