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Demon Familiar Sticker – Gothic Fantasy Creature Art
Demon Familiar Sticker – Gothic Fantasy Creature Art
One handmade sticker
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A mischievous grey demon familiar with oversized ears, sharp little teeth, a long curled tail and three pairs of hind legs. This original gothic creature sticker blends cute familiar energy with darker fantasy styling.
Sticker details
- One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
- Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
- Water-resistant
- Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany
Available sizes
- 3.1x4.8 cm
For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.
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Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES
Behavioural Intake Record 003-F
Catalogue designation: Demon Familiar
Initial classification: Pending
Reason for intake: It followed someone into the building.
Nobody is entirely certain whose familiar it is.
This becomes relevant very quickly.
Records
Whose is that?
Z. Omb
Unknown.
Records
You let an unknown demon into the laboratory?
Z. Omb
I opened the door.
Records
That isn't better.
The creature is sitting on the intake desk.
It has already stolen a pen.
Omb begins with morphology.
Large external ears.
Three pairs of hind legs.
Prominent dentition.
Long mobile tail.
Compact body.
No immediately obvious feature places it comfortably into a known terrestrial taxon.
That does not make it a demon.
Records
It's literally a demon familiar.
Z. Omb
That is its catalogue designation.
Records
It has horns—
Z. Omb
Those are ears.
Records
It has six back paws.
Z. Omb
Three pairs of hind limbs.
Records
It looks evil.
The creature turns toward Records.
Records lowers voice.
Records
Affectionately.
The creature permits examination provided Omb continues scratching beneath its jaw.
This condition is accepted.
Mass, temperature and respiratory rate appear biologically plausible.
The three pairs of hind legs receive separate entries in the morphology record.
The ears rotate independently toward sound.
The tail is prehensile enough to remove a second pen.
Z. Omb
Please return that.
The creature does not.
Records
Maybe that's demonic behaviour.
Z. Omb
Then several corvids are demons.
The more difficult word is familiar.
Historically, the term has referred to various alleged attendant spirits, magical assistants and companion entities.
But here it implies a relationship.
A familiar must presumably be familiar to someone.
Z. Omb
Do you belong to somebody?
The creature blinks.
Records
You can't ask it like that.
Z. Omb
Why?
Records
“Belong” sounds weird.
Omb crosses out the question.
Z. Omb
Are you associated with a specific person?
The creature looks toward the laboratory door.
Nothing happens.
Z. Omb
Do you routinely accompany a specific person?
The creature yawns.
Records
Very informative.
They eventually discover that it follows several staff members indiscriminately.
Primarily those carrying food.
It also sleeps in warm equipment bays, steals small objects and appears whenever somebody opens a packet loudly.
No rituals precede its arrival.
No one reports summoning it.
No one claims ownership.
Records
So it isn't a familiar.
Z. Omb
Not established.
Records
But we're still calling it Demon Familiar.
Z. Omb
Yes.
Records
Why?
Z. Omb
Because everyone knows which organism you mean.
That is sufficient for a catalogue label.
The “demon” portion fares no better scientifically.
No sulfur odor.
No unusual heat.
No spontaneous combustion.
No aversion to religious objects tested—
Records
We didn't test that.
Z. Omb
Correct.
Omb deletes the line.
Records
You were going to write that we hadn't detected one.
Z. Omb
Absence of testing is not a negative result.
Records
There you are again.
The unusual limb arrangement requires a separate locomotion record.
Three pairs of hind legs.
Six back paws.
The attachment of each pair to the pelvis and spine remains to be examined.
Records
So which pair is the normal one?
Z. Omb
That has not been established.
The next examination will compare limb use, gait sequencing, balance and turning.
The possible role of the tail in balance is recorded as a question, not a conclusion.
Records
It definitely helps with stealing pens.
Z. Omb
That function has stronger observational support.
The most unusual result occurs overnight.
Every movable pen in Laboratory 2 is found in one pile beneath the creature.
Twenty-three pens.
Four markers.
One mechanical pencil.
And a capped pipette.
Records
Demonic hoard.
Z. Omb
Object-collecting behaviour.
Records
Tiny dragon?
Z. Omb
No.
Records
Magpie demon?
Z. Omb
Also no.
The creature steals Omb's pencil while they are speaking.
Z. Omb
Observed object-collecting behaviour.
CURRENT RECORD
General morphology: Mammal-like organism with three pairs of hind legs
Large mobile ears: Confirmed
Hind-limb attachment and gait coordination: Further examination required
Prehensile tail: Supported
Object collection: Strongly supported
Food-motivated following behaviour: Strongly supported
Association with one specific person: Not demonstrated
“Familiar” as biological category: Not applicable
“Demon” as biological category: Undefined
Supernatural capability: No evidence currently
Research priority: Medium
Containment requirement: None
Pen security requirement: Apparently yes
At the bottom of the record:
Catalogue name retained: DEMON FAMILIAR
Omb adds:
Useful identifier. Not taxonomic conclusion.
Someone else has written beneath it:
RETURN MY MARKER.