His icon picture in the story is cute. :D And I'm glad to see your doodle of him resurrect too!
Another neat happening in the forest that day! So many stories colliding. :3
So I guess like how the power of the paint brush thing works, the squirrel also got what his heart, or someone's heart, desired at that moment! And then he changed and scared off the king? :3
That's pretty cool! Though, now that the king has that staff, I'm not sure it's all over, even if he's gone.
I think we'll just have to see what's next!

Yup, yup! Actually, the fact you depicted Nishidor with a staff, (was it a staff?,) helped me make this scene all that more intriguing. The story is now about to take an interesting twist as even more characters develop the circumstances that are to follow. :)

Yup, it's a staff, don't worry. :3
Ehehe, I'm sure things'll get even neater from this point on! :D

Oooh, magic and adventure! This is building up into a real epic! ^.^

*Happily flutter jumps* I'm so elated you are enjoying the tale, Zoom. It makes me very happy that you think it's a worthwhile read. *Hugs* Gabby-Gabby-Gaboo!

Yays! That is soo neat to be a part of your story, I feel soo honored. Just to clarify, that image was done by the awesome  marymouse, I can't take credit for such great work. It's a neat story and Scooter often follows what his heart tells him, even in real life. It may not always lead him on the most followed or popular path, but it is the path he must take to make him happy. Thank you again for making me part of your wonderful story and giving me a little nudge and reason to read more.

I'm happy that you enjoy the way I portrayed your character in this story. From this point, Scooter's name shall be referenced as the rest of the tale pans itself out. Especially since, as Part 6 has shown, he is wanted by the king. Why is he wanted? Well, I bet you may be able to guess. However, if not, all will be revealed shortly. :)

Whoops! *cush-cush* Thanks for pointing that little error out. Aside from writing a solid story, I also had hoped that, in using outside art, I could draw attention to artists and/or their old work that may have accidently been overlooked. There's just so much good stuff out there! I shall make that change immediately.