Keikaku

Name meaning: All according to keikaku. (Translator's note: Keikaku means plan.)

Most dragons refer to him as Kei.
Shakespeare endearingly calls him a little Cobweb, but he doesn't mind it.

ROLE: Mild Chaos in the form of a Mildly Chaotic hatchie MATE: N/A FAMILIAR: ? NOTABLE RELATIVES: Leonida (sister) Note: "i imagine Veilspuns to be independent in a mischievous pixie way so on the one hand, shakespeare has to do very little, so no fear for too much responsibility, but on the other, where is his book, his quill, his hat, his desk, and his door" (Solarfox123)

Moth-eaten Mith Doll Trinkets The irony of this doll's current state is lost on most hatchlings. 38

A small Mith plushie washes onto the shore of Haven, laying on the coast until a hatchling discovers it and drags it back to the clan. It's played with until all the hatchlings have fallen asleep, leaving it alone within the clan. After another hour, the plushie begins to...move. It shuffles carefully throughout the halls until it finally stumbles upon an area of the cave that still flickered with light.

The plushie peered into the room and, finding a Pearlcatcher bent over parchment, chirps in excitement before falling, revealing a teeny tiny hatchling behind it. The hatchling immediately attaches itself to the Pearlie with no explanation, chirping a greeting and nuzzling under Shakespeare's beret, proudly claiming it as his new home.

Anyone looking closely enough at the outskirts of the clan, and especially Eris, would be able to notice a familiar swarm of lights slipping away into the night, eager to return home now that his mission was successfully completed.


The next time Andersen happens to see Shakespeare, he can't help but notice that something seems... different. Like Shakespeare but slightly to the left.

"Is something bothering you, dear friend?"

"I'm NOT staring at you because we're friends! You just look worse than usual. Did you do something to your-"

The slightest rustle of his hat suddenly causes the quill almost always tucked into it to disappear before Andersen's eyes.

Shakespeare sighs. "Ah, how inconvenient. Do you happen to have a quill I can borrow in the interim?"

Before Andersen can respond, he catches sight of a tiny head poking out from under a fold in the fabric. Was that-?!

"WHO DID YOU GET INVOLVED WITH THIS TIME?!"



Andersen immediately drags Shakespeare off to Rosette because he must be stopped. Andersen was fully expecting to witness a lecture about how someone of Shakespeare's ilk has no business with children so he could sit there smugly like "see, told you so" but he severely underestimated Rosette's excitement and encouragement of new parents. Rosette is just going to congratulate him on his new responsibility, invite him to tea to talk about babies, and offer to help him in whatever areas he might need assistance in. "This baby has chosen you and that is a wonderful thing! I'm here to help!" basically.

Meanwhile Puck returns to the Glade like "Okay Rusa bby ur bebby is there and safe" "ah, excellent, it proceeds." "I'm sorry what?" "what?"

Puck didn't expect the baby to go to Shakespeare, but whether Rusalka specifically told him to or he just decided to is unknown.