Enjoy quiet life on the farm with your barn full of cute goblin girls. Bravely aid the fallen goblin population by breeding them every day. You have to breed all the goblins, Anon.

When one is an outcast, one might be more amiable to animals than other humans, and when one finds an injured fox in the forest and takes care of it, one might just end up having saved a kitsune's life. And when it turns out that an obscure kitsune law declares that a kitsune saved by a human is obligated to serve that human for the rest of his life... well, that might just change the trajectory of your life. Especially when the kitsune is huge, in more ways than one.

What is a small town pastor to do when the Lord himself appears to him late at night, declaring that all denominations have it wrong and that gay sex is in fact the road to salvation? Well, nothing to do but take it one step at a time, and that means starting with those closest to you.

Enjoy quiet life on the farm with your barn full of cute goblin girls. Bravely aid the fallen goblin population by breeding them every day. You have to breed all the goblins, Anon.

Normally, an unprofessional looking job posting surrounded by more standard ones should be a red flag of some kind, but something about it has me looking into it, leading me to find a small farmhouse in the middle of endless wheat fields, where I am surprised to find an elf running a few fields in a way only he can. Is he really looking for a farmhand, or is he looking for something more?

When I first moved to a podunk town in Montana on a "suggestion" of the authorities following that one time I accidentally stumbled into a mob murder scene and clearly saw the culprit, things have been surprisingly calm, apart from the fact that it's so boring it makes me want to kill myself. Then again, it's a podunk town in Montana. It'd be drastically out of character if things weren't incredibly boring. But things are about to change...