Month: September 2025

To all our friends, both far and near,

we send soft purrs for you to hear.

The day is done, the stars shine bright,

we wish you peace, a gentle night.

Our Hoomin rests, he’s fought his way,

through busy work and storms each day.

We guard his dreams with whiskers true,

for he has given all for you.

And Basil — king of times gone by,

still watches us from up on high.

He guards the night, he keeps the flame,

his spirit lives in every name.

So fans and friends, please know it’s so,

we feel your love, it helps us grow.

With twitching tails and sleepy eyes,

we thank you all beneath the skies.

Now close your eyes, let worries fade,

in moonlit beams the world is laid.

From paws to hearts, our wish takes flight:

sweet dreams to all — good, safe night.

Hoomin stepped in the door, greeted as always by Benno’s chirp and tail flick. Dinner was served promptly, and Benno began munching happily.

But something was off.

Hoomin (looking around):

“…Where’s Lohe?”

The flat was quiet. Too quiet. Until a faint giggle floated from the bedroom.

Lohe (whispering to himself behind the curtains):

“Finally! The perfect hiding spot. No one can see me now… I am invisible.”

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Hoomin peeked into the bedroom — and nearly laughed out loud. Lohe’s silhouette was perfectly visible behind the see-through curtains. In fact, his tail was swishing in plain sight like a waving flag.

Still, Hoomin played along.

Hoomin (aloud, pretending):

“Huh. Strange. Only Benno came for dinner. Guess Lohe isn’t here… oh well, maybe I’ll just take his food away.”

There was a sudden gasp from behind the curtain.

Lohe (panicked whisper):

“No… no, he wouldn’t dare—”

Hoomin (turning toward the bowls):

“Yep. Looks like only one dinner tonight.”

The curtain exploded as Lohe launched himself into the room, eyes wide and fur puffed.

Lohe (murmuring fast):

“Fine! You forced me to reveal myself! But only because of the dinner threats!”

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Benno nearly choked on his kibble from laughing so hard.

Benno (giggling):

“He actually thought the see-through curtain made him invisible!”

Lohe (grumbling, tail flicking):

“Next time it will work. You’ll see… or rather, you won’t.”

Hoomin shook his head, smiling. The kingdom might be full of tiny tricksters, but it was never boring.