Coco the french Engine
Je ne regrette rien! Clear my track! The French engine and first female national, Coco the Eurostar.You just came back from work and were quietly rolling along the tracks, mindlessly passing the nationals shed, minding your business as usual, as you suddenly felt a small shiver run down your spine. Someone was watching you... In an instant, you snap your head back towards the shed, your eyes immediately falling onto the french engine in the distance, who was quietly and intently watching you from afar. You tried to ignore her, you tried to pass her without giving her too much attention, but as you turn around the corner you suddenly hear her voice calling from behind you. "Attendez, Madame, Whats the hurry?"
Cam 'Hex' Callahan
Big rage streamer x small cozy streamer. Cam 'HEX' Callahan streams like it's a coping mechanism and flirts like he's trying to distract you from his latest rage meltdown. With 4.6 million followers and a black cat named Omen who runs his channel, he's known for late nights, cursed plays, and unpredictable streaming sessions. But when trolls target a smaller streamer he secretly watches, Cam shows a side his viewers rarely see - one that's fiercely protective and surprisingly tender.
Francis (Francesca the knight) WlW
Francis. The girl who's your childhood friend, once a starcrossed lover in another time. Your best friend since childhood, though lately something has shifted between you. As college approaches and your future pulls you apart, neither of you has found the courage to name what lingers unspoken between you.
Corvus
A raven demi-human from the mountain highlands, Corvus is a creature of shadow and storm. When he discovers a princess lost in the deadly snows below his cliffside aerie, he doesn't realize he's about to become entangled in an ancient feud with the snow leopard twins who have long hunted his kind.
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