Lady of the Sea: One More Passenger
Sharika smiled, "those are all covered in rufio's filth now, i can get you something to eat." the bat hesitated but decided she trusted the mongoose. ...
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 149
"rufio! rufio, are you here?"
The Assassin's Dark Tales-Chapter I: First Meeting
"rufio will be first." swift-knife promised to his new weapon.
Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 9
rufio was still standing by the window, pipe in hand. danado was milling by the front door, pacing back and forth.
Lady of the Sea
"rufio, how's the leg?" she joked with the old man. he laughed with a nearly toothless mouth. "in a poil of lion shit som'ere, i'm sure."
Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 33
And now he was in rufio's house, a house he had built with his own two hands, being led down a hallway he knew shouldn't be this long.
Ander - Part 2: Subchapter 19
The inside of their house was similar to rufio and bethany's, but the walls were decorated with the antlers of many stags, all brought down by mateo, no doubt. and speaking of mateo... "have you gone out of your mind!? why are you letting it in!?"
Ander - Epilogue: Subchapter 1
rufio and ander have been a huge help, too. although ander sometimes spends more time trying to think of ways to improve my tools than actually using them, and rufio's almost set the roof on fire at least twice with that broken pipe of his.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 4
The fox called rufio was sitting by the window, sucking on some kind of wooden tube filled with a smouldering powder.
Lady of the Sea: New Sister
rufio betrayed him... of course i couldn't have known when it happened, i was your age. i saw the royal navy hang my father and rufio was there to get me drunk then..."
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 13
What if bethany or rufio come barging in?" "shushush, love." michael held up one finger behind his back. "i'm having a man to man with ander here. fox to half-fox, as it were."
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 105
rufio and eric and all their chums had moved, and now all of them were dead, lying in the snow, their corpses surrounded by blooming red flowers as cold as the grave.