Innu came slowly closer. He seemed tired, but more than that. There was something wrong with his eyes. They were paler than before, not a pale blue like they used to be, but clouded like fog. They were almost white. Everything in Cyril told him to run, but he didn’t. This was Innu, right? As... Continue Reading →
Country Mouse in the City: How to Survive Out of Your Element
As many of you know, this summer I moved from my comfortable nook in the Pacific Northwestern woods to the bustling city of San Francisco. I've been here for a little over three months and have since learned a few tricks to help country mice like myself survive in San Francisco. Crowds are good. In... Continue Reading →
Interview with Aesculpius (Paul Cutley, patient no. 66) on the experimental summons, Innu: A Countersink AU
Interview with Aesculpius (Paul Cutley, patient no. 66) on the Experimental Summons, Innu Aesculpius was given parol for a day in order to sit down with the guest, Innu, for an hour. This experiment was conducted both to learn about Innu, and to learn more about the mental state and dependability of our patients, as... Continue Reading →
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