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[Newt has certainly gotten much better with the device technology since his arrival. No fumbling, no odd framing this time. Instead he's trying to be rather professional as the camera comes on to send out the broadcast.]

Greetings, Wonderland and a good day to you. After the recent event with the space station, I found myself still in possession of a rather delightful creatures called a pyjack. I can't help but be curious if I'm the only one that found myself housing a space creatures.

Actually I'm curious about any creatures any might be caring for here in Wonderland. It is rather my area of expertise and I'm curious if any would be willing to let me observe and study their pets and creatures that I might continue my work here. Thank any and all for even considering this.

Which leads me to my second point today. In studying my pyjack, I've learned that they, or at least this one, seems to have a desire for obtaining bits and pieces of technology. I've no idea what most of them go to not having a knowledge of what most consider modern and advanced technology. If you're missing anything of the sort, there will be a basket outside of 926 on the ninth floor. I do apologize ahead of time, and please feel free to let me know if you are missing anything and I can try and check around for things.

Again, thank you all for your time.

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Nope, not a rumor. I didn't keep them, either. I lived in New York City, so we didn't have that much room for anything.

Oh well, a nice thing for you to be able to have here. Did you ask for them, or are they native or a result of something here?

I asked the closet. It works for living things too! As long as it's not exactly like the thing you're asking for at home.

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Oh. I do have questions then. I've been considering doing this myself. In what ways are they different then? How different do they have to be?

They're kind of similar and completely different all at the same time? This one guy asked for a motorcycle once, and it wasn't his, but it looked just like it.

Oh! I see. So I might ask for a bowtruckle, but not for Pickett individually. Interesting.

Yep! That's about how it works. I think. I haven't been proven wrong yet.

What's a bowtruckle?

Oh, they're quite delightful. Sort of like tree sprites. They resemble their branches and make their home along the branches of the tree. The tree gives them a home, and protection and food, and the bowtruckles protect the tree in return.

Oh no, they sound adorable.

[And she considers trying to ask the closet for one. But would it play nice with bunnies?]

Are they good? Or are they kinda mean? Will they try to bite you if you get too close? [She's assuming not because of the conversation but it doesn't hurt to ask.]

[Newt would love to find out if that worked out, though he suspects the bunnies might mistake the bowtruckle for something teething worthy.]

They are quite cute, and some have the most delightful personalities. Pickett considered me his very own tree, and stayed close to me.

[Which is why being apart from him is so hard, obviously.]

Depends on the bowtruckle. Pickett was very kind. Some are so protective that they are definitely dangerous. If you wanted adorable and not likely to bite, then you're definitely talking about a pygmy puff. Though they may be too much like bunnies without ears.

Like that would stop me from wanting to take care of it, though. Even if it's similar to a bunny, it's still its own animal.

Well then. Let me see what I can do then. I haven't tried the closet yet for creatures, and I think that may be a good start.

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