A-Young-Stalker

Now, Allen knew that tokotas were fighters at heart. Really, he did. But there was a strong difference between knowing something as fact and accepting that said fact applied to something so close and important to you. And reading things on a wiki couldn’t prepare him for the harsh fact that Honey liked to pick fights. With literally <i>everything.</i> And when he says “literally everything”, he means it. People, animals, furniture… Yes, Honey would fight it all. Or at least, show the body language of wanting to. What was wrong with her? Was it something that Allen did? Or was it just her natural behavior? The redhead didn’t know, but he was incredibly worried to find out. Whenever anything new came into their lives, Honey’s first instinct seemed to be to bristle and glare at it. And while that’s all that it was at the moment, it could cause huge problems in the future. Honey wasn’t a small tokota, after all, and she could really do a lot of damage if she truly went to

On the first day, Allen is caught completely off-guard by the large tokota using him as a teddy bear. He… He didn’t own a tokota, so why was there one here? Did it realize that he was alive, or did it just see him as some sort of warmth? It had to have been a stray -- there was no other explanation as to why it was so dirty. But if it were a stray, could it have been aggressive? Was he even safe with it here? What if he moved wrong, and woke it up -- would that trigger it into attacking? Allen doesn’t know, but the thought of it terrifies him. What even happens if he dies? Would anyone find his body? Would the tokota just eat him, so that his family never gets a chance to see him again? The second one seems more appealing, but it’s still incredibly terrifying and also kind of gross. The redhead wants to shudder -- but that might wake up the beast on top of him, so he manages to resist the primal urge to do so. Instead, he lays there silently, and tries to figure out what