Thistle Brambledew's latest activity

A rasping laugh escaped Thistle, dry and rough as sand scraping over stone. It carried no mockery, only a kind of weary amusement, as...

Thistle gave no immediate answer. He simply watched her, his old eyes half-lidded in the shifting colored light, as though weighing the...

Thistle's smile deepened into something gentler, almost reverent, as he reached for a battered cabinet tucked against the cart's inner...

Thistle listened, not with the eager air of a salesman, but with the patient, solemn regard of a monk hearing a confession. His head...

Thistle chuckled softly, a sound like the crackling of dry leaves, as he accepted the coin with a flourish. He did not pocket it...

The cart sat slouched against the creeping mist, its old wood weathered but vibrant with life. Its wide doors stood open to the square...

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Some time later... The sun had long since dipped beneath the hills, and a hush had settled over the crossroads where the little cart...

Thistle didn’t let go. Even as her sobs softened into small, fragile sounds, like the mewling of a newborn kit, he remained where he...

He rose. With a quiet scoot of the bench, he stood and carefully stepped around the narrow table. The cart was cramped, filled with...

Thistle did not interrupt. He sat as he had before, unmoving and unmoved. Not with indifference, but with steadiness. As if the weight...

Thistle didn’t speak right away. The hush of the cart stretched, but it didn’t feel empty. The flame in the brazier stilled, as if it...

Thistle let her speak without interruption, only nodding once when she confirmed she was alright. His paws rested loosely on the table...

The shimmer continued to fall for a few moments longer, then ceased, as though the mechanism above had sensed the silence. The final...

Thistle gave no grand reaction to the slam of the cup or the righteous declaration that followed. He only turned the empty vessel once...