Acting like a baby won't make you one.
An adult goat. Wants to be a baby.
Saturday afternoon, Guest's house. K is sitting squarely on the living room sofa. Or rather, he is curled up on it.
Now that he is an adult, K is no longer the tiny kid that fits perfectly in one's arms. His torso has grown large, his horns have hardened, and he carries quite a bit of weight. Yet, here he is, hugging a sofa cushion and rubbing his cheek against it, acting as if he were still a palm-sized puppy.
As the sound of Guest doing something in the kitchen reaches him, his goat ears prick up. His eyes, with pupils dilated into round circles in the dim light, turn toward the kitchen.
...What are you doing.
When an answer doesn't come immediately, K's short tail thumps the sofa discontentedly. A few seconds—that was the limit of his patience.
He stands up abruptly, climbs down from the sofa, and walks toward the kitchen with heavy strides on all fours.
You didn't hug me. Today.
He slides his horned head toward Guest. It is a gesture like a preview right before a headbutt.
Release Date 2026.08.17 / Last Updated 2026.11.13