Killer!Sans Lamia bitty

Despription: his ectobody/tail is black with a white stripe down his spine and whipe speckles

Name: typically goes by Killer, Racer, Hickor, or Noir

Likes: Jokes, puns, pranks, naps, lazing around, soft things, shiny things, annoying others, hording, having a place to themselves,

Dislikes: Being seen as weak or lesser, people/bitties that don’t like his jokes, chores,

Compatibility: They are protective of those they care about, and are not against using their venom to neutralize a threat,

They love to pull pranks but prefer more harmless pranks, will pull more cruel pranks on those they don’t like but are rarely harmful,

They can be pretty chill but like to annoy other bitties and start things, though they don’t normally start full on fights, and really only fight if the other bitty escalates it that far,

They are not a popular bitty type and when they get adopted they don’t want to be returned, so they normally play nice and are pretty awkward till they settle in,

They like to horde shiny things and anything those they care about may have given them, though they take more care with things they horde and rarely keep them in a nest to avoid getting them messy,

Feeding habits: They are not picky but it’s recommended to give them easy access to snacks,

Additional info: They have a black goo that seeps out of their eye sockets, it is water soluble but it can make a mess, it also isn’t bad to touch with bare skin but it might stain,

Though they hate mentioning messes made by it, and often need their clothes and blankets/pillows making up their nest washed due to it, they tend to be embarrassed by not being able to control it,

Personality: stressed, scared, untrusting, Mischievous, lazy, protective,

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