Ike, Alec would make fun of you less if you quit responding SO well to the ribbing.
But seriously, most everyone is allowed into Avalons. Some have wards against some creatures, like the Liverpool Avalon has strong wards in the walls preventing any demons from getting in. That was probably a leftover from the big fancy church in town.
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Makes sense.
Im now just imagining the Grim Bros waltzing into the LA like: “Heylo! We’re just coming in to get the Sphinx and-“ and then everybody (Or security atleast) just dog-piling them.
It’s more fun to imagine the canine based creatures dog-piling them. Preferably with the top on having his tungue sticking out and just looks like he’s there for cuddles
How do demons feel about not being able to go into Avalons?
Can the mythical creatures getting sick thanks to human virusses?
(I always imagen anthro, mythicals, furries etcetera being some kind of super creatures.)
Oh, or part animal types getting an animal virus? Plant types getting crop blights?
Orrrrrr mythics which are part virus? Though I’m guessing “no” to that one.
I mean, the viruses are SORT of alive. And sort of not. Seems more a demonic thing though. Demon of Plague.
Can we see a Opossum totem? (Possibly eating ticks off of someone else?)
Perhaps he’s an Opossum nurse?
What sort of medical facilities DOES the average Avalon have available to them?
I read part of this as “Optimus Totem”; the question’s just prime either way.
Are there gremlins in the Skin Deep universe? My headcanon is that they’re related to brownies.
Also dwarves. I like dwarves; Wisconsin and the upper Midwest have a lot in common with halflings and dwarves, so it always makes me happy to see them in fiction.
Do Wendigos exist in the Skin Deep universe?
They do not. Many members of the Algonquin tribes have expressed that they’d rather not people make fun and/or trivialize what is a very serious being in their beliefs, and I will respect that.
Though I would imagine there would probably be ongoing nurture vs nature arguments going on. Imagine a seminary student who had an experience similar to Michelle’s and is desperately trying to deny his demonic heritage.