The Wipe (Solo)

Tsarina- The border between the Smiley Sands and Tar Pits
Tsarina skipped through the Tar Pits side of her home, happily chirping. This was her favorite place. The tar was fun to play with, and she loved how goopy it all was. Her smuck and meowler followed her around, slowly and hesitantly.
Tsarina eventually flopped on her back on the Smiley Sands side. “It’s so warm!” She chirped, her huggy friends in her arms. She didn’t know where they came from, but when she looked deep inside, they had always been with her.
She was almost beginning to fall asleep when two bloblings started walking towards her. She sat back up and looked at them. One was black with white parts growing from her body, as well as green, orange, red, and purple leaf-like parts. The other was purple, with her blood oddly showing and the main thing she noticed being her massively fluffy neck fur.
The two blobs stopped in front of her. “Hello!” the black one chirped. She sat down in front of her, rocking her body back and forth once doing so, and said, “My name is F. What’s yours?”
The purple blob did the same, and said, “And I’m T.”
“My name is Tsarina!” Tsarina chirped.
T nudged herself a bit closer, and asked, “What are you doing out here? I’ve not seen you here before.”
“What do you mean? I’ve always been here! The only time I’ve left is to tame a meowler.”
“Well, I’ve been here once before, but that seems legit… Have you always been alone?”
“Well… Yeah, I’ve always lived here. I’ve never met any other blobling, and all I’ve really done is tame my smuck and meowler.”
“That’s sad. I think you need some friends!” T said, and looked up at F. “Can she join us?”
F blinked in surprise. “What? I thought you didn’t want any new members. Hell, I don’t really want any new members…”
“Things change. Why don’t you want new members? More sounds makes better music. Plus, this girl’s never had anyone to rely on. Let’s take on that role.
F sighed. “Fine. What do we do about your names though? Yours both start with T.”
“I’m One-T, she’s Two-T. That easy!”
F nodded. “Okay. Tsarina, there are some rules you need to know. First off, you never leave us. We’re wanderers, and we stick together. Second off, don’t tell your real name to anyone. We know each others’ names, but nobody else can know. Do you vow to trust us, never say your name, and stick together, no matter what?”
Tsarina blinked in surprise. Well, that was sudden… “Can do!” she chirped, still not sure what she was getting into.
“Alright. From now on, you are Two-T. My real name is Fantasia, and One-T’s name is Thornbeat. Our names keep us together, and are sacred. Let’s go.” Fantasia got up, and started speed-walking off.
Thornbeat helped Tsarina up, and started walking, looking back to make sure Tsarina was following. “Welcome to the Feathered Galanthillias, Two-T!”
Tsarina nodded. “Feathered Galanthillias!” she chirped, and followed the other two.

Corvid- The Mossy Mountains, at his campsite
Corvid blinked his eyes open. Well, that was a nice nap! He stretched his legs, and looked over to his pets. Peacefully sleeping, except for Shadow, his first camivian, who was chowing down on some gems.
Corvid couldn’t help but smile. Shadow was so cute. They bonded instantly, back when he was just a small blob. Now he was big, and they were still the best of friends. He loved his Camivians, he would be a liar if he said he didn’t. He lived for them, breathed for them, modeled himself to look a bit like them… Everything. He just wished there were more creatures like them. “Hey, Shadow, come here!” he said with a big smile on his face.
The Camivian stared at him, a bit confused, but eventually came.
As soon as they landed on his leg, he started petting them. They and his other pets were the only friends he’s got, the only attention and affection he would likely ever get. He looked up to the sky and stared up at the stars. There was no real need for bloblings… But he still felt just a little alone. He had his pets, though, so he would be fine, just a while longer. He wrapped Shadow up in a hug, and continued looking up at the stars, watching them shine.