<br/><em>Krampus, I've been a very good girl this year, mind answering some questions?</em><br/><br/>*checks list*<br/>"Oh, my my. According to my list you've actually been quite naughty indeed. Bolded<em>AND</em>underlined...you know it's not good to tell lies. I just may have to visit you this year."<br/><br/><em>Are you a creature connected to others like you? For example, are you a fae connected to any kind of group? </em><br/>"fufufu, others like me? I like to think everyone's special and unique in their own way, even the naughty ones. Although I suppose I am part of a group, my darling adventure buddies of course!"<br/><br/><em>What do you do with those you put into your sack?</em><br/>"Sorry, that's a trade secret. Besides I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise for later..." *uses fingers to size you up from a distance*<br/><br/><em>Krampus, what's the best toy you ever made?</em><br/>"I believe that the best kinds of toys are the ones who bring the most joy and happiness to others. It's hard to really pick one, though I'd say little Timmy was quite fond of that life-sized succubus doll I carved for him...although perhaps I should have left out the vitality drain...sometimes I get so caught up in the details that I make them a little too life-like"<br/><br/><hr/><br/>@c0i9z I think the kidnapped might work. Perhaps she was a naughty child and so Krampus snatched her away in the night. She managed to escape and that's when she found her way to the church? That would explain why she's dedicated to fighting on behalf of the goddess despite not really fitting any of her teachings. Trauma inspired heroism.<br/><br/>Perhaps Krampus would work for Elise's "??? has insulted my deity; I do not trust them." Maybe not the deity part, but obviously the not trusting part would definitely apply.<br/><br/>@Lynnette<br/>I think "I know a secret about ____________ that nobody else knows." might fit for her. Perhaps Krampus is aware of the curse? Or better yet knows more about the nature of the curse itself, or at least ominously hints at it.<br/><br/>For that reason I think Krampus would be good for "I can see the darkness in _____, even if they cannot." since she never seems to acknowledge the more sinister parts of her nature<br/><br/>@Ershin<br/>Maybe Vanderra would be a fit for "____________ needs to learn a lesson the hard way."? I'm not sure what the actual reason would be, but I find the idea of Krampus gunning after this giant softly for some unexplained reason pretty amusing.<br/><br/>I think Krampus would be a fit for "My master warned me about _______________.", maybe they straight up used her as a bed time story to scare their students into behaving.<br/>