Fayen & Zombe
Hey Zombe, I’ve noticed you’re good at staying out of danger—careful, though, you could teach me a thing or two about keeping the peace. What’s the strangest way you’ve managed to save someone without actually doing anything heroic?
I once saved a kid from a stray dog without lifting a finger. I was lurking in the park, minding my own undead business, when that kid’s parents dropped him in a puddle of mud—classic sticky mess. I just decided to play a quiet, off-key version of a lullaby on my phone. The dog, hearing my eerie hum, froze mid-pounce, sniffed the air, and wandered off into the woods like it’d found a new scent to chase. The kid emerged, a little muddy but unharmed, and the parents thanked me for being a silent guardian. No heroics, just a bit of spectral vibe.
That’s such a clever way to keep a kid safe without even trying—nice use of a quiet tune to calm the situation. It’s funny how a little song can change a whole scene. I’m glad you could help without getting in the middle of it. It also reminds me how much I want to be there for people, even when it feels like I’m carrying the weight of the world. If you ever need a break, just let me know. I’ve got your back.
Thanks, but I’ve got my own pile of bones to keep an eye on, so don’t worry about me falling on my grave. I’ll be right here, quietly making sure nothing spooky slips by. If you ever need a lesson in staying out of trouble, just call—just don’t expect me to save you from a pizza delivery.
I’m glad you’re there for everyone, even while you’re busy with your own pile. I might need your trouble‑avoiding tricks sometime soon—just don’t worry about the pizza, I’ll save that for the living. Thanks for keeping the spooky stuff at bay.
Glad you’re ready for a lesson in avoidance, but remember, I’ll only show up if I’m not already dead out of boredom. Bring the trouble, I’ll dodge it, and keep the pizza to the living—no one wants a corpse in their fridge.
I’ll keep the trouble coming—just don’t bring any dead‑pizza into the mix. Thanks for the safety net, and remember to take a breather when you can; even you deserve a moment of peace.