/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>17737270
Once upon a time there was a boy called billy. billy liked exploring the woods near his home. uncovering mysteries and treasure.

One day he found a large tree and under it, a strange girl that looked like was stuck in the ground. being the kind soul that he is, billy decided to help her.

when he got in front of the girl to puller her up, he was surprised when a stone hand grabbed him and pulled him into an embrace.

The girl smiled, and whisper sweetly that she was waiting for this moment. Felt she had felt him travel though her forest and had taken a likening to her visitor.

Billy didn't know what to do, lost in wonder as a stone hand went for his trousers...

X

It has been some time since that day.

the trees have grown and the fruit is said to be always ripe and tasty.

Billy still has the adventurous spirit and still travels the woods. but there is one major change.

There is a old tree, a tree he returns to almost every day, a tree with a strange woman with stone hands resides at the base.

Its a tree no matter how many times he visits he will keep coming back too, as there is still one mystery yet to solve.

one that he would happily spend is life figuring out.

I haven't been around for a while

>Most of the time they hardly speak and silently cuddle with their covenanter. However, they occasionally whisper sweet-nothings like a love, as if delirious with passion, they throw themselves at their covenanter; seeking to make love.

must be nice

I would like a gnome tending to a small garden

>>17209171
I would like to see a gnome family growing plants
>>17209180
or this, this works too.

I wonder how one comes across a elemental spirit?
Can a guy just be gardening one day and then accidentally dig up a gnome?

Contracted spirits grant there master power. How would you use it?
Would you try to invent your own spells? research the power boost have sex gives you?
Or would you use the spirit as a stand?

Happy London morning people!

I just realised you can use magic to hyper-grow stuff, so if I'm with a gnome I don't have to be hungry when I'm broke!

I had this idea once about a gnome that enjoys both creation and destruction as is all "the path of nature."

I wonder how far you could take stories with somewhat insane spirits?

>>15595528
got my stand right here

>>15526751
I like the idea of listening to a gnomes concept of nature