#ashesarchives

Ivy was sat waiting for her already, she smiled and sat near her.

"Hello, Ivy. It is lovely to see you again."

( @ashesarchives )

I'm reaching out to other Universes and was wondering if you could tell me a bit about yours so I can see how it compares to mine.

-Ivy Alexandria, Archivist of the Magnus Institute, Librarian of the Beholding

(OOC- feel free to ignore if you don't know the Mechanisms or if it doesn't fit with your story - @ashesarchives )

ah well.

for one, there’s more entities - deieties? - than only The Fears, and. Well, there seems to be. A bit more leeway, I’m told, when it comes to multiverse… everything.

and the Mechanisms were an old band. Though, again, universes tend to… blur? So. There is at least a version of the crew here, I believe. As well as a Lyfrassir.

I’ll admit…. I’m not… all here right now?

-Ivy Alexandria, Archivist of the Magnus Institute and Librarian of the Beholding

(OOC feel free to ignore - @ashesarchives)

-Raphaella La Cognizi, Archival Assistant ( @ashesarchives )

Ah, you got one of the fuckers! Don’t worry: very certified octokitten keeper here. Eggs are normal, about as common as live birth for them. Normally they multiply with mitosis, though. Keep them away from chlorine if you don’t want that happening.

You can feed them pretty much anything, as long as it isn’t weird and glowing. Cat food, dog food, bones, metal, human flesh, wood, radioactive chemicals, kitchen appliances, anything is fine. And you can’t really stop them from eating it, either.

Typically they end up about normal cat size, but also they’re a bit goopy, so sizes vary. If one absorbs another octokitten it’ll get bigger, though.

You can technically house them with normal cats, if they’re well trained enough. Yours just hatched, so it might work? Be careful, though. Try to keep it well fed if you don’t want the cat eaten.