Cheryl
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Willow
As night fell upon them a strange chill fell across the entire forest. Careful not to disturb any woodland creatures that had already ran away to hide in their homes, Willow made his way back to his own residence as well. He used a tad bit of light from his horn to guide the way (I'm assuming unicorns can use magic) as with the shade of the trees contributing to the darkness it was almost impossible to see through the night clearly. Right now he was trying to find any stragglers be they human or creature, Willow wouldn't leave them up against the evil creatures of the night alone.
He wondered what sort of vile beings he would see today. Perhaps another werewolf? A demon perhaps? Sounds echoed throughout the forest as the black and white unicorn walked through the forest. Twigs snapped under his heavy hooves, making his presence known to anybody nearby. Willow wasn't particularly afraid of any evil creatures that might cross his path, he has his duty to make sure that the residents of Silva are to be as safe as possible at night. And so the unicorn made his way down a dirt path, a shining white light on the tip of his horn leading the way.
Morris
As soon as the last herb was placed on the royal family's evening meal, Morris began to prepare the dough which would be used for the king's breakfast early tomorrow morning. He knew the night had come when a slight twinge in his stomach told him that the spirit was coming. Sighing through his nose, Morris carried on with his task at hand. He was used to the pulls from the wendigo spirit, he has had it haunt him for over ten years now. Now he merely saw the wendigo spirit as a nuisance rather than a curse as he hasn't seem to be discovered yet. Besides, he rather enjoyed not having to scrape by with the bare minimum. He didn't really had to waste his money on food because of the spirit practically feeding him.
After Morris had finished kneading the dough he set it aside and put away his apron, eyeing the lamb on the platter. He donned a more suitable outfit for giving the meal to the king and royal family and hastily rubbed his dusty hands on a wet cloth. Morris made his way over to the dining room where he helped prepare the table and set the meal. After setting the last fork he had finished his work for the day. The twinges inside of him were becoming stronger, forcing Morris to leave without saying goodbye. Of course, it wasn't that he really said goodbye to anyone anyways.
(Morris sorta set the table, don't know if that's what the cooks do or the maids do but oh well.)