Lonely Oak Chapter 16

Oulryk's gifts and trinkets. anything from legos to paper maché to_pagodas_ made out of soap. sprinkled throughout the trinkets were little porcelain bears.

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Occulus

He pulled out two flasks, and two trinkets. he downed one flask, his meagre pool of magical energy nearing it's maximum after he had partaken of the icy blue contents.

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Gilded Cage: Chapters 10+11

Leon shrugged, jingling one of his pouches, “and after all the trouble that i went through, getting about a trinket for you. guess it’s just going to be _all_ mine.” “what?” krantor perked up, eyes wide, “you never said anything about a trinket!”

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Fullhearts eve

The city was gearing up to shift as much coin and trinkets as it could before tonight and the beginning of the full-heart celebrations.

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How To Invoke

But it passes, and you find yourself still sitting with a lap full of weighty trinkets, in your dusty spell-reading place. smell the enormity of burnt hair and ozone. tremble with the force of your own beating heart.

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//?A Curious Sergal: Part 7.001

The stall had various trinkets and devices, each of which appeared quite complex in stark contrast to the linen/fabric and desert cactus(food) market stalls, each staffed by southern sergals with warm smiles, it was nestled in between.

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Lykos-Redemption Act II Ch. 1

A few of the items that they had purchased were also gifts; little trinkets to show nyctimus their appreciation for what he'd already done for the pack.

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The Amulet (Tyvulpine commission)

It was a corny looking thing; fully looking the part of a trinket that you could get at a tourist shop. still, looking closely at the gemstones set on the surface revealed surprising craftsmanship.

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Day at the Park

On her way she stopped in a few stores and purchased a few trinkets to be delivered to her room. then came a different sort of store, filled with large steins, small glass sculptures, and little else.

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*Rewrite* The Extraordinary Casebook of Dr. Exeter; Chapters 1 and 2

Of all the trinkets in the warehouse, my feline friend had stolen the only object of value, and yet its mere existence filled me with repulsion and dread.

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Perception

It was strange how one seemingly innocent trinket had managed to muck up his day. it all started with that tiny trinket, he concluded. he made a mental note to revisit the old man dante in the market later to straighten things out.

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