Here. Have some fluff.
For @sansy-fresh, @nurse-gaster, and @alicedragons. You are all to blame for this bit of fluff.
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Edge walked into his room, a towel slung across his pelvis. The other he used to dry his skull, pressing one end into each socket to catch the excess water.
He finished drying his bones and started to get dressed for the day—undershirt and pants, followed by the padding needed to keep his armor from shifting or digging into his bones. Boots next, the sturdy combat boots again padded to make up for his lack of flesh. The armor he strapped on piecemeal—chestguard first, then the paldrons, the gorget, and finally his gloves, padded and tipped with iron claws.
He turned back to his bed, prepared to retrieve his scarf, only to find Fang curled in a perfect circle, neatly nestled on top of it. Edge stared at the cat. The cat stared back, blinking slowly in contentment. Edge sighed and put his hands on his hips.
“Fang.” The cat had the audacity to trill at him. “Doomfanger,” he said, trying to be reasonable, “I need my scarf.”
Fang rolled onto his back, exposing the strip of white fur on his belly. He trilled again. The effect was not at all lessened by his missing eye and scarred body. “Yes, yes,” Edge said dismissively, “You’re very cute. Now—relinquish my scarf.” He tugged on one end, jostling the cat.
Fang immediately flipped onto his belly and growled low and deep. His back end wiggled, then he pounced on Edge’s scarf, claws digging into the knitting. “No! No. Bad cat—Fang! Bad cat!” But Fang just bit down on the scarf and looked up at him, growling again.
Edge threw up his hands. “Fine!” he snapped, “Keep it!” Growling under his breath, he stormed out of the room.
As soon as the front door closed, Fang stood up and stretched, then jumped off the bed in search of another spot to nap.