Can we still consider this the triumphant return of Derrick Rook! even though this is a flashback story? Yes. Yes we can. Behold the glorious return of Rook!
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His hygene never did recover from the onset of puberty did it? Not that we’ve been shown what he looked like before puberty to confirm the theory that he had hygene when other people were responsible for it.
Ugh.. the idea of sentient, congealed grease is the newest creepy and gross thing I didn’t want to think about and I just got done playing a friend’s custom game of Cards Against Humanity.
So Rook did grow from … something. I always assumed he crawled from some primordial sewer and learned to mimic the shape and form of a man. Good to know.
Unfortunately, Rook!’s body secretes a special kind of grease that actually refuses to burn. It also leaves a cheetoh dust like residue on anything it touches.
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Rhaina Kincaid
His hygene never did recover from the onset of puberty did it? Not that we’ve been shown what he looked like before puberty to confirm the theory that he had hygene when other people were responsible for it.
Grymm Grymmowski
One could almost theorize that Rook! wasn’t so much born as he simply congealed by way of determination and spite for his future enemies.
Rhaina Kincaid
Ugh.. the idea of sentient, congealed grease is the newest creepy and gross thing I didn’t want to think about and I just got done playing a friend’s custom game of Cards Against Humanity.
Marchosias
So Rook did grow from … something. I always assumed he crawled from some primordial sewer and learned to mimic the shape and form of a man. Good to know.
Kill it with fire.
Grymm Grymmowski
Unfortunately, Rook!’s body secretes a special kind of grease that actually refuses to burn. It also leaves a cheetoh dust like residue on anything it touches.
Rhaina Kincaid
In that case, maybe killing it with lye is an option?
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