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Even gods and monsters, on occasion, canât manage something by themselves.
Being the god of fear is a more dangerous occupation than one might expect. As with all positions of power, the throne appears omnipotent from afar, but there is no position more precarious to be in than the very top. Worse: if someone in that position somehow falters, either through a foolish decision or complete inaction, then the whole flimsy card-castle comes tumbling down.Â
This, it seemed, was Adaruâs position. Many assumed- understandably, albeit wrongly- that a creature such as him would sooner seek to end the world than preserve it. After all, what better way to spark a mass pandemonium than the threat of the upcoming apocalypse? What else could spark such terror, such complete chaos and carnage, than the possible end of humanity? Very little, of course- but Adaru was never that rash. He mightâve been, once- while he was still young, foolish, full of megalomania and strange hungers- but time had worn him down and steeled his nerves.
Now, all that mattered was maintaining things. Villainy and terror was a garden to him, and with all gardens, it must be maintained. Well looked after. The more dangerous weeds must be rooted out, before their thorns choke and kill everything else, and nothing remains. He couldnât have been the only one who felt it- heard it in the quiver of stagnant water, in the way the shadows seemed too tense, in those strange and crawling dreams of things between realities. Something dreadful was on the horizon- and if his suspicions were correct, then he couldnât do this alone.
And this led to this- a solemnly clothed, dark-skinned, dark haired man, with smoked glasses and a serious, unreadable expression, pushing an old piece of parchment towards a very particular Magus. Constantine didnât need to know who he is. Perhaps he didnât need to know the full extent of this- not yet, at least. Assuming he didnât already.
âIâm quite aware,â he says, voice as cold and blunt as he can muster. âI know the risks. But I have it on good authority that youâre the sort of person who can manage to do the impossible nine-times-out-of-ten. If anyone can do it, I suppose itâd be you.â
Adaru never had the best luck. Perhaps that had to do with the company he kept. But if anyone was mad enough to perform a spell to try to keep the Old Ones at bay, then itâd have to be John Constantine, wouldnât it?
@fearslanternâ | starter call
âYou sure about this, chief?â His face a scowl, a single glance at the old piece of parchment tells him more than he needs to know.; this was a foolâs âThis spell ya want me to use⊠we may only âave one shot at gettinâ done right.â
#placeholder tag (constantine)#ic#((Oh Good Grief Op I Am So Sorry))#((both for spending so long to do this and for making it so long orz))#((im very down for discussing/plotting things btw))
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((Â đ yr welcome ))

âBoo, you whores.â
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â The knowledge god stepped forward and stared silently into the new godâs empty pits, which still bled something wine-dark and speckled with embers and gold. He could not see the older godâs face. He didnât need to. After all, he could already taste his fear- it burnt at the back of his throat, tasted like ash and fire and dust. â
just a quick ooc post saying that i finally posted my fic for the fearless hhn zine up on ao3! if you can, please check out the zine, its real good and all proceeds go to charity babey. this fic is about how adaru lost his first heralds and got stuck in the lantern in the first place, so itâs real pain hours
but yeah have fun
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Wednesday â September 19th, 1855
MAKE A CURE
I am normally one to keep my dearest research to myself, but, I suppose for educational purposes in further future projects, and to quit my assistant Igorâs consistent blabbering, I could share my most recent discoveries to world. While in London, this isnât always a specified case for many of our residents to read and certainly enjoy, it could very well prove to be an interesting aid for growing practitioners and medical professionals, and if thatâd been the solution prior, Iâd gladly send them over to a powerful executive unlike myself. I do hope that is what it would come to however, since handing these old papers and documents out to the entire town, and then receiving nothing in return, could be rather pointless. This is no diary like those little darlings have, bless their beautiful hearts, but more of a research journal that will expectedly be discovered years after this age and used for additional academic reasons, still yet unknown to me. Please; my beloved friends, my family, read with absolute caution and know, that whoever does manage to dig each note out decades later, that I am dead and gone, no longer existent within the horrific society we know and understand today.
The day before, me and my assistant, Igor, had gone off together towards Hyde Park to conduct some brisk experiments and gather pages of information from the nearest banks and the empty green lands, these unburdened areas equally being our favorites to study in besides our own laboratories. It went quite fast, and to be honest, you may not believe how beautiful the hills have gotten and how rich the air tastes nowadays, which was not nearly the case a half a century ago. Flowers: colorful tulips, bright daffodils, pale freesias, they were sprouting in the tall emerald grass, the bees and scampering squirrels having their fair share of honeydew and pollen, before I noticed the vibrant moss climbing its way up the trunks of healthy fully fledged trees.
The sight was magnificent and I would be damned perchance the treasures disappeared for a permanent period. Iâve only wished that I had the capability to capture the moment forever, that my composition skills were beyond perfect, and then I could spare the view, holding it to my heart. Although no one is that qualified, I wonder hereafter, and what will follow for the beauties that our curious eyes witness, but not us in its entirety, as a whole.
Never mind that. It was a processing orange morning, full of this Earthâs precious maturing life and Mother Natureâs properties, and there is no second that passes that can alter my opinion on the majestic creatures it bears. We, the people, the disaster-causers, us brutal violent killers, for sure, deserve less than what it offers.
Igor left an estimated hour later under his brown and black disguise, the shadow of the messily stitched hood coating his face in indistinguishable darkness, and I remained for a few solid minutes, admiring and taking in what I possibly could. I acknowledged Iâd have to return to the building sooner once he departed to the silent bronze city; in spite of how serene the quickest glimpses were and the sweet attitudes some townsmen put on, there were the pairs of buffoons that targeted my small scientific companion on the daily. It was not a pleasant scene, ever, and itâll be me whoâd turn out to have the purple and blue bruises.
I chose to circle around the heavenly glade a final time, steering clear of attracting deerâs attention and making sure not to forgetfully step on the tiniest toads and lizards, following the faint sound of the flowing crystal rivers and preparing to turn back to humanity. Unfortunately, I was stuck, stuck by an intriguing sense, my interest peaking of what lurked in the wake of adolescent bushes and trees, and that was when I vaguely saw it.
It was caught in the corner of my vision, it couldâve been the silhouette of a dark beast resting by the edge of the creek, an abandoned object left to sink under the smooth waters, but simultaneously, my instincts were set and I saw the slimy grotesque critters squiggling over and across almost dying the portion of the water a deep shade, their slick bodies gleaming in the sunlight, desperate to latch onto a host and feed. They were hungry, starving for the crimson substance they called food, and the brief millisecond I stared, eying the black worms, smelling the disgusting foul scent they suddenly gave off, the next I was gone, and I donât remember enough. Whether I was bolting and tearing apart already ruined bushels, spiderwebs, and vines, or frozen with utter fear and ultimately gaining the needed strength and dignity to tread backwards, the acidic feel of my own breakfast beginning to travel up my throat, I was yearning to instantaneously disappear. To vacate that suffocating forest.
I canât imagine why this was, but that thick smell, that stinging odor, it reminded me of a burning bubbling disease. A sickness that was terminated, and desirably returning for the delicious taste of vengeance. I could comprehend that.
I inaudibly arrived to my home, locked the doors tight, shut the dusty wooden windows, poured a cup of red wine, perhaps a double, either a triple, and determined that Iâd write this the several ensuing hours as the origination of this memoir. Nonetheless, I persist to be evidently hesitant, Igor recognizes this and does not mutter a thing, and I cannot manage to muster the questionable words too, it seems. I canât mumble a single letter, I wonât allow it, and Iâm afraid to, Iâm terrified that the bits of scribbled strangled life that I saw will be there for me, that they remembered my face and prepared to consume my soul the day I lay my head to the flat pillow and sleep. I canât let that occur.
I canât let this plague infest me.
Me and Igor will be working the full night, and the subsequent nights ahead of us, so I recalled scratching a petite reminder to reconsider a hopeful cure on these bundle of papers dare I forget and free the that monstrous wave of horrors. I donât want to bother searching now.
~ Adgheer Bizzar
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Evil.
Evil can evolve in many forms, many forms indeed, and sometimes itâs unclear how this possessive dark nature had arose and attacked; there are the brief moments that still remain unknown to the victim and they are left to suffer the consequences of nothing theyâd ever done, and then there are those that deserve the cruel punishments for setting such a powerful being free into the nasty world we live in today. Itâs quite amusing actually, to have a vicious monster someone had made for a selection of awful reasons, whether that be vengeance or anger, and then witness that thing turn and betray its creator for the same cause. Thatâs a fair example of an oxymoron, if I had to be honest, an unnerving one at most, and it never fails at sending a few shivers down the spines of the clueless.
Thatâs what I had done. Well, what I thought I did, and I continue to endure the pain that I first delivered and nevertheless walk down the empty streets of London in absolute agony. My name is Adgheer Bizzar, Doctor Bizzar, and I am the lead scientist of this gorgeous old city, and proceed to stay that as long as I vaguely live. Beforehand, there was a searing creature lurking inside of me, waiting and begging to be set free to experience beautiful life at first hand, and now it has its freedom, in which he only spends it mocking and treating me like I was nothing. Iâm still nothing to him, and Iâm almost glad thatâs the case now. Heâll get unamused and weary about it, his entertainment will be terminated, and Iâll be left in a blissful peace, happy and furthermore alone.
My loyal assistant, the âloyalâ bit Iâm a tad questionable about nowadays, Igor, was the man who granted me the duo bottles of potions that began this journey downhill, a deep green and a bright red. Of course, being him, he was forgetful, and I practically drank the worst tasting and smelling substance Iâd ever dropped on my tongue. I told myself that this is what I wanted, what I needed to fix my condition and to carry on a normal carefree life, yet thatâs what made it worsen, and I was kept there inside of my own laboratory to tolerate a new unpleasant sensation building and bubbling within me.
Withal, from what Iâve adjusted to learn, I was an additional monster facing the first, and I was guilty of conducting the same amount of torment and maltreatment though in a totally opposite manner. I was insensible. I was unaware to the furious thumps of my heart and the unusual heat hardly cooling, I was blind to the demonâs black tears, and I was deaf to his blood curdling cries and screams for liberation. I barely heard him, I chose to block the unimportance out from my ears and focus on my work, and in response, he exaggerated my meaning, he tore me apart piece by piece and targeted me for the worst sections of his acquisitive life.
I was to blame for his sorrow, his jealousy, his fury, I was to blame for everything.
And thereâs not a day that goes by that I donât think about the awful terrors and devastation that beast put me through; the bitter taste of that god forsaken liquid, the aftermath of that terrible nightmare, the stench of his ugly breath breezing down my neck. Yes, there is a Doctor Bizzar, but thereâs still that one shattered piece of glass that resides in the attic, itâs once beautiful glistening surface now glazed over by dust and ignorance due to the same ownerâs cloudy mindâ thatâs Hyde.
~ Adgheer Bizzar
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" If you have ANY purpose here, it better be useful... for YOUR sake. Wonderland has grown quite weary of intrusions; perhaps you can tell... "
It wasnât as though Adaru wasnât familiar with strange, magical places. Part of being a god of fear meant finding oneself in places no mortal had ever touched- places beyond the imaginations of most living beings. Truth is often stranger than fiction- even if such places are said to be nothing more than myths and legends, more often than not they happened to be very much real- even if it wasnât in the same form as it was described.
Wonderland, however, was different. By all accounts- by all logic- Wonderland wasnât real at all. And yet, here he was.
People disappearing, of course, is not exactly uncommon- especially in his... field of expertise, so to speak. But usually, this was just the result of some rampant murderers or monsters- or, occasionally, the unintended side-effects of summoning a portal to hell. But for a place to willingly seem to draw people in- for a realm itself to trap people within it, and have them disappear without a trace? Well. That was unusual. What else could Adaru do but pursue it? It certainly seemed to intrude upon the mortal realm, after all. He couldnât have that.Â
But really- it was more curiosity than anything. It all seemed so absurd to him- so story-book like that he couldnât help but investigate. All that led him to the present; the rose-garden, flowers choked by thorns, the floor carpeted by something red and gently pulsing, and the presence of a very small and very angry queen, peering up at him with bright, piercing eyes.
âFret not,â he murmured, almost softly- journeying through Wonderland had taken more out of him than he wouldâve hoped- âI donât intend on staying here. Iâm just- visiting.âÂ
Just visiting.Â
Nobody just visited Wonderland. He mightâve convinced himself that he was an exception to the rule. How long would that last?
#placeholder tag (queen of hearts)#answered prayers (asks)#ic#((I Am So Sorry Op))#((writers block can die but i managed to put it out!! yeehaw))#((sorry for keepin u waiting ghfgh))#cardiac-queen
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Give my muse a title
Ex; âbreaker of chainsâ, âbeloved sister of the kingâ, or anything you can imagine!
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Thereâs a sort of grim chuckle at that. If thereâs one thing he admires about Spades- one thing he can see himself in- itâs that ambition. Even if itâs horribly misguided. Even if what he seeks, in the end, is something that Adaru wouldnât wish upon his worst enemy. Power always seems so tempting, until you have it. Itâs the same for kings as it is for gods.
ââWeakâ might not be the right word for it, Spade. I have not lost any of my power over the millennia that I have been alive. If anything, mankind is more paranoid now than it ever has been. No. I am not growing weaker. Something else has consumed me.â
He stooped down, looking Spade in the face- or, well, maybe âlookingâ isnât the right word. More blindly staring at him. Itâs menacing all the same- but is that a hint of mourning in the black, empty pits that used to hold eyes? Maybe so. Not that Spades would care.
âI am tired, Spade. So very, very tired. The aeons have worn me down. Do you really think, child, that I havenât tried to end myself before? These scars are my own doing. And yet, I am here, still.âÂ
Finally, he rises up to his full height. The exhaustion in his voice is clear enough. Is he really telling the truth?
âIf you have a way to kill me- if you sincerely think youâve figured it all out- then I will not stop you. If anything, I would be more than happy to assist you. But if youâre doing this out of some power-hungry, desperate impulse- if you seek to take my power, my burden, as your own- then remember what it did to me, and be sure that itâs something you really want.â
"I heard you plan on murdering me. To tell you the truth, Spades, it's about time someone actually tried. Hopefully, you'll actually succeed. I haven't, so far. Maybe someone else can."
âOh trust me when I say I will succeed. Fact is, Adaru, you are growing weak. I see it in your face.â Spade replied.
#tw suicide#placeholder tag (spades)#ic#((tl;dr Adarus Not A Healthy Person Spades Do You Really Want This For Yourself))
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Oh, if only she knew the true depths of the hole he was digging for himself. If only he could bring himself to tell her. Not like he ever would. Adair was a man who kept too many secrets for his own good. Fear mightâve been the one killing people, but Adair was the one that buried the bodies. By the time Adair would be gone, thereâd be very little left to prove he was ever there at all. That was a sort of death, he supposed. Heâd have to make it look like one. A suicide note, maybe. Or an arson.
Theyâd never find the body, of course. But maybe theyâd remember the ghost. If he was lucky, they wouldnât.
â... You could say that,â he replied. It was a good thing Adair hadnât said anything about his experiments into immortality. Mary and Felicity knew, of course, that he had those strange curiosities; but he hadnât yet let them know how deep it really ran. Now heâd never get to tell them. It was... better this way, probably. The fact that Mary cared enough to seek him out after all this made him feel worse. He couldnât bare the thought of his own funeral. Thank God he wouldnât be around to witness it, at least. Fuck, heâd miss them after this. But whenever he thought about it too much, his left eye ached- his heart shuddered- his chest felt like everything was falling out of it again. For a moment, he could even see shadows flickering on the wall- catch the faint smell of blood. Londonâs streets didnât feel as familiar as they did before; now it was all fog and lamplight and dark shadows. The cold sank deeper into him. Oh, God. How long did he have left?
Not long. For a moment, he thought to tell her everything. All the murders- all the experiments- all the terrible promises. But in the end, he couldnât bring himself to say any of it. Awkwardly, he turned his face away, crossing his arms, trying to hide the way the tears started to make his eyes shimmer. âI... donât have an appetite at the moment. But thank you.â Even despite the ache in his heart, his voice is steady and painfully soft. Hopefully, it wasnât too obvious that he was hiding something. Not that it mattered, by this point.
âHave you any idea how worried I am? Please tell me whatâs up with you or I canât help! You look exhausted!â ((Mary and Adair interacting in the Jekyll and Hyde AU mayhaps??))
It, perhaps, wasnât wise to keep his current affliction a secret. Then again, intelligence and wisdom donât always go together, do they?
By this point, it had been months since it started; the whole business with his little experiment. He hadnât told anyone about it, of course- not at the time he conducted it, and certainly not when the results started becoming more and more of a problem. Being labelled a madman would be very inconvenient. So would be going to prison. But the longer he let this continue, the more blood he had on his hands. How many people were dead, by this point? How many more would die? He didnât know. One death was enough for him to be hanged, anyway.Â
The noose wasnât what scared him. No- the experiment, trying to become immortal through some cocktail of chemicals- had worked. For all intents and purposes, Adair couldnât die. The problem was the side effect; or, as he preferred to call himself, Fear.
At first, he was more⊠benign. Something Adair could control, more or less. But it grew worse every night; control was beginning to slip. The transformations became more frequent. And then, in his nightmares, he was given an ultimatum: give over full control, or anyone he knew and cared about would be murdered.Â
How was he meant to refuse?
Simple; he wasnât. That was what had led to his current state; exhausted, forcing himself to stay awake, slowly constructing his own doom and withdrawing himself from everyone he knew. He hadnât expected Mary to visit him, and he didnât have the heart to send her away. Instead, he let her in- but not before hiding all the evidence of his situation he could.Â
But no matter how much he tried, he couldnât hide the terrified exhaustion in his eyes.Â
âIâm⊠Iâm fine, Mary. Thereâs nothing you need to do. Thereâs nothing you can do, really. Iâm just feeling sick.â Sick was one way to put it. God help him; he never was very good at lying.
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âHave you any idea how worried I am? Please tell me whatâs up with you or I canât help! You look exhausted!â ((Mary and Adair interacting in the Jekyll and Hyde AU mayhaps??))
It, perhaps, wasnât wise to keep his current affliction a secret. Then again, intelligence and wisdom donât always go together, do they?
By this point, it had been months since it started; the whole business with his little experiment. He hadnât told anyone about it, of course- not at the time he conducted it, and certainly not when the results started becoming more and more of a problem. Being labelled a madman would be very inconvenient. So would be going to prison. But the longer he let this continue, the more blood he had on his hands. How many people were dead, by this point? How many more would die? He didnât know. One death was enough for him to be hanged, anyway.Â
The noose wasnât what scared him. No- the experiment, trying to become immortal through some cocktail of chemicals- had worked. For all intents and purposes, Adair couldnât die. The problem was the side effect; or, as he preferred to call himself, Fear.
At first, he was more... benign. Something Adair could control, more or less. But it grew worse every night; control was beginning to slip. The transformations became more frequent. And then, in his nightmares, he was given an ultimatum: give over full control, or anyone he knew and cared about would be murdered.Â
How was he meant to refuse?
Simple; he wasnât. That was what had led to his current state; exhausted, forcing himself to stay awake, slowly constructing his own doom and withdrawing himself from everyone he knew. He hadnât expected Mary to visit him, and he didnât have the heart to send her away. Instead, he let her in- but not before hiding all the evidence of his situation he could.Â
But no matter how much he tried, he couldnât hide the terrified exhaustion in his eyes.Â
âIâm... Iâm fine, Mary. Thereâs nothing you need to do. Thereâs nothing you can do, really. Iâm just feeling sick.â Sick was one way to put it. God help him; he never was very good at lying.
#behind the mirror (mary)#jekyll and hyde au#ic#((hey whose ready for depression!))#shxttered-mirrxrs
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((looks at all the spider content on my dash
sweats
so, uh. spiderverse aus huh...))
#arachnophobia (spiderverse au)#((ive... actually developed a verse... for this bitch as a spider))#((he gets bitten by a radioactive spider!))#((and that's all that matters*))#((*it was 20 radioactive spiders actually))#((he's not exactly a hero buuut))
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Good Evening, Minions!
Did you all miss me? Oh, donât be coy. Of course you did.
Well, there is no need to worry- H.R. Bloodengutz, your favourite master of scaremonies is back, and better than ever! Prison was giving me an awful case of the jailhouse blues, so I decided to let myself leave early with good behaviour.
Youâll have to excuse the mess, this certainly isnât as cozy as my old crypt- not yet, anyway. But rest assured, I will be bringing you the very best in blood and guts youâve come to expect from this channel. And with the power of the internet, finally all of you adoring fans can have a one-on-one chat with the lord of darkness himself! Donât worry, the line starts over there.
Iâm ever so excited to meet you all- iâd say iâm practically dying with anticipation.
(( Hey! I decided to finally start an RP blog for my favourite HHN character. Come bother an old man, if you feel like it! Check out my about and rules before you do. Thanks! ))
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nightmare starters part 2
for part 1 click here!
âWill you please tell me what theyâre about?! How do you expect me to help if you donât tell me?!â âYou should go and see someone about those nightmares. Theyâre only getting worse, arenât they?â âCan we sleep with the lights on?â âI havenât slept peacefully in weeks.â âI canât tell you my nightmare this time⊠Itâs too bad, I donât want to have to say it out loud.â âCan I sleep in your room? I donât think Iâll be able to fall asleep in my own bed.â âIâm sorry for waking you⊠I had a really bad nightmare.â âI canât stop thinking about that weird dream I had weeks ago. Itâs like itâs haunting me.â âYou look exhausted. Bad night?â âCalm down, calm down. It was just a dream. Itâs over now.â âYouâre overreacting. Everyone has bad dreams sometimes. No need to get all weird about it.â âAre you still thinking about that nightmare? Iâm sure it didnât mean anything, okay? Weâre not in a horror movie.â âYou should go to the doctor. These nightmares are making you miss sleep and youâre always exhausted. Get help.â âHow about you come and sleep in my bed? Iâll watch over you while you fall asleep, I promise.â âI think Iâd feel less tired if I didnât sleep at all anymore. These nightmares are killing me.â âI thought you didnât get them anymore.â âI guess it was a bad idea to watch a horror movie before bedâŠâ âWhen will you finally tell me what theyâre about?â âWow, you look exhausted. Did you sleep at all last night?â âOh my god, that was horrible⊠that was so horribleâŠâ âHow about you sleep in my bed for the coming days? It can be like a sleepover. Iâm sure youâll feel good enough and the nightmares will stay away!â âI canât breathe! It was real, it was!â âHave you tried writing them down? They might go away if you doâŠâ âHave you any idea how worried I am? Please tell me whatâs up with you or I canât help! You look exhausted!â âPlease leave the light on.â âHave you any idea whatâs causing these nightmares?â âI donât think you understand how exhausting it is to not have had a good nightâs rest in weeks.â
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âYou look familiarâ Gideon Vex aka The Puppet Master
Nowadays, he was starting to dread hearing that.
Seeking immortality is always a risky business. Most of the time, it never works. Often, it ends in at least one terrible demise. But there were occasions- or rumours of such things, anyway- of successes. And, rather unfortunately, Adair had himself become someone who sought immortality and found it.
That wasn't to say he was entirely unhappy about the fact that he was free from death's clutches. Quite the opposite, in fact- he was proud of what he had managed to do. The problem was the side effects. Namely, the fact that he now shared a body with a murderous terror of a man.
In some way, allowing that darker half to take hold of him was freeing. Freedom from morality- from mortality- was indescribable. Euphoric. Intoxicating. But the transformations were unbearable- and the longer this went on, the more frequent they become. His dreams, too, had been taken by it- Fear, his other half called himself- and God, he had threatened to take so, so much more.
It didn't help that Fear didn't clean up after himself after killing someone. And for a stranger to approach him, suddenly, stirred some sort of terror in his heart. Had he been spotted, some terrible morning, dragging a corpse into a graveyard? Did he and Fear look alike enough for someone to realise his plight?
"I should hope not," he murmured, immediately cursing himself for doing so. God, why did he say that? What did he even mean by that? Oh, Christ. Maybe it would be better if he could die, right now, immediately.
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âYou look familiar"
((hi anon!
sorry if this is a bit of a silly thing but it's hard to write a reply when im not sure what character is asking the question, if you wanna ask off anon or shoot me a message feel free!))
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