#alenoather

[aeon-borealis]

Alenoather scheming session on how to get the million next season (feat. pedicures).

"Other" won the throuple poll and I picked Noah based on a couple of suggestions, cause why not?

[codyluvrr]

THE GANG HGOES TO TACO BELL fire emoji

my friend and i did thisd

[total-drama-brainrot]

hello ass stars! glad to hear you're doing well

i'm almost disappointed there was no gag with duncan in the confessional not singing and chef coming in to towel slap him anyway.

they were supposed to be just background decoration for the main plot but it's so fun thinking about them! i made it after seeing the lords in black au but also that some of the details made me uncomfortable /lh and therefore it's. vaguely inspired?

uhhhh very vague premise: high school au in which new girl heather is found dead and her corpse disappears shortly after. noah ends up running into fellow student lindsay who confesses to her murder and disappears shortly after as well. he proceeds to get pulled into supernatural intrigue and lots of manipulation. alenoather?

the twist is that lindsay is in fact a normal human she just owes the supernatural beings a lot and she doesn't know all the details but she's been teaching herself the rules as best she can and she wants to keep noah safe. do i have any of the details beyond that and some of the club roles? no - lindsanon

The mental image of Chef standing menacingly in the doorway of the confessional, holding a towel, as Duncan's making a confession and fearing for his life is too good to ignore. It's giving FNaF vibes!

It's always fun when an AU inspires another AU- the Lords of Black AU (or The Royal Court AU) is a really interesting concept, and super macabre, and I'm a sucker for dark toned supernatural stories! Of course, if some details make you uncomfortable, it's always better to just steer clear of the content itself though. Making an inspired AU instead means you can enjoy the concept without weathering the uncomfortable stuff! (I'd suggest blacklisting the tags/terms for whatever parts made you feel uneasy!)

But I'm a little lost in what your synopsis is trying to convey? Is Heather still dead and just a ghost or something, or is she not really dead? I'm confused.

And Lindsay admits to the murder, but is she actually the culprit? Is she killing people under the influence of the supernatural? Or is she just shouldering the guilt for the supernatural forces that killed Heather, whilst being comparatively innocent?