I have absolutely no idea what you mean 😇

Blake is not an easy person to get along with. They think a hell of a lot of themselves, they're rude and entitled. Also, Matthew gets so caught up in solving the problem that he doesn't stop to think about the wider applications of his investigations if they fell into the wrong hands

That's what Matthew is trying to find out. They did recently have surgery and the issues happened immediately after, so that's their starting point.

It took me an interesting moment to make the connection

Blake is wealthy enough to afford anything that they want, but they're constantly using their fame to get freebies anyway.

Paige would just pick up more shifts as a bartender.

Asta would sell some of her artistic creations, begrudgingly.

Matthew and Paige go home to their shared parents and hang with their sibling. Their frog grandparents will visit too over the holidays.

I never thought I'd be in an Olaf mascot suit and have 5 year olds screaming 'take it off! take it off!' at me, but then this show happened. It was... uncomfortable.

Through work he ends up spending time with people he wouldn't usually, and he gets so caught up in finding a solution to the problem that he doesn't stop to think if he should. But will he realise before it's too late? 🤔

Yeah, Charlie's not too fussed about hiding it. They work with quite a few vampires among humans and other species, it doesn't bother Matthew at all. There's a government program for vampires to access ethically sourced blood, so there's less stigma than there used to be.

Thanks! The idea is that you can assume things in this world are like our world until you're told otherwise. We utilise and have a bit of fun with people's assumptions 🤭

Sorry for blowing up your notifs on old posts but thanks for such interesting questions to play catch up on!

Gas/petrol stations are now recharging stations, although they still have a couple of pumps. They also have showers for frog people to rehydrate and stand-in dryers for sea folk to dry off