Concord Reach market road · ordinary living-world commerce
The Little
Wonders Wagon
“If you’re here to stick your fingers into an enclosure without asking, I’ll sell you a bandage and charge extra for the lesson.”
Brunna Thistlewick’s green wagon unfolds beneath a small brass bell into a secure, practical storefront for animal companions, training, travel gear, referrals, and honest advice.
Browse the service catalogue ↓A recognized profession
Companionship is a craft.
Companioners acquire, breed, keep, train, match, and sell suitable small animal companions and practical utility creatures. Field Companioners, breeders, keepers, trainers, and brokers are normal professionals serving adventurers, traders, couriers, households, and nobles.
The Companion Exchange describes market gatherings and designated trade spaces, not a monopoly. It can include boarding, feed vendors, animal-care practitioners, and courier contacts while preserving Briarbrook’s Companion Conservatory, the Yard, Companion Day, and existing keepers.
Six honest branches
What the wagon can help with
This is a narrative service catalogue—not a live checkout, booking form, or automatic Echo transaction.
Browse available companions
Inspect scene-specific stock, ask questions, see a suitable demonstration, discuss care, and request an ordinary in-world quote.
Place an uncommon-species commission
Record an established species, intended purpose, experience, care constraints, and collection preference. An inquiry is not a guaranteed order.
Arrange companion training
Foundational handling, recall, task cues, safe travel, and established species-specific work—never an instant stat gain or perfect obedience.
Purchase feeding and travel equipment
Species-appropriate enclosures, harnesses, feed and water containers, bedding, cleaning supplies, covers, and identification tags.
Find boarding or specialist care
Confirm capacity, duration, ownership, pickup, and referral without inventing a nonexistent specialist or institution.
Request an animal-handling consultation
Review history, husbandry, gear, and training; practical advice never replaces medical care or becomes magical diagnosis.
Stock for this visit only
Available is not the same as guaranteed.
Jewel Bees
Sensitive to established wealth and gem resonance. Brunna can demonstrate a concealed gemstone, but no bee promises unlimited money or distinguishes a buried fortune from a misplaced ring.
Fire Cat
Warmth-related utility and companionship, properly sourced through Dema Ashbrook. Husbandry and travel needs remain part of the conversation.
Skyrill Pygmy Drake
A small non-battle utility drake in temporary care for another companioner. Commission inquiries go through Tavren; no immediate sale is promised.
Recurring companioners
Four routes through a living trade.
Brunna Thistlewick
The Little Wonders WagonGeneral companioner; first-time buyers, Jewel Bees, ordinary domestic animals, and properly sourced Fire Cats.
Open Codex dossier →Osric Fenrow
Reed & RoostWetland animal handling, local small companions, field behavior, and wetland expedition advice.
Open Codex dossier →Dema Ashbrook
Coal & Clover CompanionsEstablished warm-environment breeding, especially Fire Cats, with accurate husbandry guidance.
Open Codex dossier →Tavren Sablewick
The Farwing CompanyRare small aerial companions, specialist commissions, and suitability-based Skyrill Pygmy Drake sourcing.
Open Codex dossier →Repeat-visit continuity
Brunna remembers.
Return visits can follow training progress, care changes, delayed commissions, damaged trade routes, temperament checks, and the difference between wanting an animal and being suited to one. These are story hooks, not automatic publications.
