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Well, Bobert might be afraid of Stan… but then again, he might not be. Stan is an awfully small dragon.
😀 I think Stan is kinda excited at the prospect of another Kingdom Pen sidekick
Bobert is actually very excited about Stan, because he loves dragons, but is intimidated by the huge awesomeness of ones like Dragon Snapper.
*Stan bounds over happily*
Hello Bobert! *hands him feathers*
I’m a very nice Catwing. I’m like a cat with wings. *spreads out wings* I can fly. *grins*
*Bobert throws feathers in the air and giggles*
Thanks for that Catwing! He likes you already! 😀
Yay! *purrs*
hehe, Bobert. that’s cute 😉 greetings to Bobert!
@rochellaine You know something? For what it’s worth, it’s really ironic that YOU out of all people have an imaginary friend. I think you’re warming up to this place! 😉
My dear friend Dekreel, I would advise you to be careful in the making of such remarks. They often result in the disappearing of their speakers.
Bobert is not a fantastical creature of the type you call yourself. He is a normal, sweet little boy. Comparing any of the strange creatures and things running around in this kingdom with him seems to me to be quite incongruous.
😀 😀 😀 Seriously, though: Yes, it is a little funny, isn’t it? But when I met Bobert I just couldn’t resist keeping him. He’s adorable! Don’t you like him?
*shakes Bobert’s hand* Love your name. 🙂 🙂
*Bobert giggles* Did you know he kind of named himself? You see, his name was originally Robert, and his nickname was Bob, but when he tried to talk about himself he’d always mix them up and say Bobert!
Ha! That is such a little-kid-thing to do. Uh, no offense, Bobert.