Spoiled, clever, and endlessly certain the household exists for her convenience, Bleuette is a lovable menace who doubles as practical pest control and expects praise for every hunt.

Baked Bean is an enormous soft-hearted creature of habit who checks every room before settling on Sage’s feet. He comforts upset people by leaning his full weight against them, whether they requested the service or not.

Beef Jerky is quick-witted, nosy, and theatrically offended by closed doors. He steals one glove from every pair, but his sharp alert calls make him too useful to stay mad at for long.

Princess is spoiled beyond relief and truly believes that she is a princess. She expects immediate service, premium treats, and a properly respectful audience wherever she goes.

Chéri is intelligent, social, and highly observant. She serves as both Kri’s personal companion and a reliable messenger, treating every delivery like important business.

Hades is incredibly vain and knows exactly when he is being admired. He will pause mid-task to present his best side and considers a reflective surface a perfectly valid destination.

Timberdoodle is remarkably stupid, cheerfully committed to the wrong conclusion, and impossible not to love. Princess took a liking to him, which may be the strongest protection any creature in the Range could ask for.

Tempest is restless, daring, and always convinced the next trail is the interesting one. Around Laina’s chaos she becomes startlingly precise, shifting from reckless play to focused work the instant it matters.

Spark is fearless, social, and obsessed with shiny repair scraps. She hoards tiny bolts in impossible places, then appears at exactly the wrong moment looking extremely pleased with her inventory system.

Aster is calm, diplomatic, and almost unnervingly good at reading a room. Rather than growl, she quietly positions herself between Alistrom and trouble and lets the silence make her point.

Nimri is clever, independent, and selective with affection. She disappears to investigate side paths, returns with useful route clues or baffling gifts, and acts as though Alistrom should have understood the plan all along.

Lunita is a tiny luxury companion with pink bioluminescence, carried and fussed over like a portable baby. She accepts being treated like nobility as the natural order of things.

Poseidon is entirely unimpressed by Apollo’s civic authority. He responds to speeches, schedules, and official business with the same tiny, judgmental stare.

Tiny follows Luna everywhere and becomes dramatically competitive over her attention. If Luna talks to someone too long, Tiny will insert herself into the conversation with all the subtlety of a landslide.

Myrrh is an enthusiastic thief who specializes in objects Landon has only just put down. Recently placed collection tags are especially vulnerable and may reappear later as bedding.

Vellichor is quiet, content with familiar routines, and never demands attention or handling. He prefers gentle company on his own terms and makes calm feel like a shared activity.