#death omen

[into-ition]

and lo there was a band of witch banshees

shrieking, howling, calling

through the trees.

for thee! for thee!

cried all of these 🎃

[aweebshitdrawings]

I loved @notllorstel neverhuman au so I did my take on it

And I decided to do my own take on it while Stan isn’t a fea in this story he dose still keep the green eyes and gain 6 eyes altogether with more power.

The basic story so far is that while Stan was running from guys who were trying to kill him, he arrives in gravity falls first. While he try’s running into the forest thinking he’s lost them he gets shot before the bad guys are killed of by the forest wildlife. Stan begs for his life, saying he’ll do anything. Sensing Stan’s death Grim shows up and hearing his plea and seeing he means his words takes him the forest guardian named V.

She tells Stan that if he gives up his humanity and becomes a forest spirit she will let him live. Even though Stan is on the brink of death he ask beside loosing his humanity what else does this mean he’ll have to do. V surprised tells him that he must protect the forest and keep balance between it and human while she will do most of the work when it comes the energy and magical balance.

One last thing is that he can no longer leave gravity falls and will be stuck here forever. Stan while hesitant agreed and began his new life as a forest spirt and grim along side him to help adjust to his new life while V doesn’t talk to him much he dose enjoy her company

Stan becomes a forest sprit around 1972 and so he’s there 2 years before ford arrives, and let’s just say it takes a whole another year for the pair to meet up.

I’ll drop some more lore later as I’m still figuring it out myself but I’m open to suggestions and will drop some more art later :)

[inspiredrawaw]

When you and your boyfriend become champions of the Solar Eclipse and the Lunar Eclipse and must find one another in the Astrology Plane

[wonderingwarlockofthenight]

The Olsen’s

[briefbestiary]

Turkey vultures with bells, either a sleigh bell or a cowbell, attached to their neck or one of their legs. The rumours of its nature quickly created a supernatural harbinger of death.

[beautifulcelestialrock]

#1

DEATH OMENS! I have a strange fascination with them. They sound cool. Might draw more of them!

[doodlebug-qt]

More Crossover art for Gravity Falls and Young Sheldon. Fast forwarding in the story, Missy finds a puppy in the woods and wants to keep it. Stan gives in because she'll never be allowed to have a dog at home because her brother is afraid of everything, especially animals and especially dog-animals. But of course, the dog can't be normal because, you know, it's Gravity Falls.

[adrianecarday]

[deathdrummer]

Patience Velasco. She/her. Avatar of the End but I don't like making a big deal of it. Deaf and mute, don't ask for a voice reveal, you're not getting one. Drummer of Death Omen. In a relationship with @violent-siren, don't be a dick about it. Made this blog for promo reasons and I'm probably not going to update it that frequently. Listen to our new album anywhere music is sold. Do it. Now.

Meet me backstage if you have any questions. Bye.

OOC: Hi. This is Guy again, he/they, I don't have impulse control :]. Will be tagging any posts that could be mistaken for being about a real band (which is most posts) with #unreality for safety's sake. Posts that remind me of patience will be tagged with #inspo, gonna tag the URL in rp posts, you know the drill there by now. The only big difference is that posts explicitly about the band or which involve her interacting with Carmilla will be tagged as #death omen. Depending on how petty things get I may need to introduce a tag for band beef, but this has not happened yet, so we're all good :]. Have a nice day!

[ghostcatcherire]

The Holohan Family Eerie Encounter with the Dullahan’s Death Coach

Read on to hear about a family story involving a brush with the Death Coach of Irish folklore.

Lawrence Holohan and unknown young lady, possibly a granddaughter When I was a teenager, still in high school, I became very interested in my Irish heritage and began tentatively researching my family tree. My grandfather was from Thomastown in County Kilkenny and married my grandmother after he met her in Norfolk while stationed there with the RAF. Sadly, he died quite young, only a few months…

[archivist-crow]

The Haunted Atlas

Littlecote House - county of Wiltshire, northeast of Hungerford, England

51°25′53″N / 1°33′48″W

Stately home in Wiltshire, England, that was the scene of a violent murder of an infant and became haunted by the "Burning Babe" and other ghosts.

The crime took place in 1575. Littlecote was then owned by William Darrell, whose family had owned the home since 1415. Darrell was known as "Wild Darrell" because of his debauched behavior and outrageous lifestyle.

The story goes that one night a nobleman sent for a midwife from another village. He had her blindfolded and taken to the house. She was taken upstairs to a room where a woman was in labor and was instructed to help deliver the baby. As soon as the child was born, the nobleman ripped it out of her arms and threw it into the fire. She was given a purse full of money and was then taken home, still blindfolded. However, she had the presence of mind to surreptitiously snip a piece of curtain before she left. She also counted the stairs on her way out. The next day, she reported what had happened to the local magistrate. Immediately Littlecote was the suspected scene of the crime. An investigation was made, and it was found that the number of stairs matched the number the midwife had counted, and her piece of fabric matched a hole in the bed curtains in one room.

In another version of the story, the midwife was too frightened to talk and said nothing until confessing on her deathbed. She said she had been promised a large sum of money to help in secret a lady who was about to give birth. She was taken blindfolded to a house she did not recognize. When the baby was born, a man ordered her to throw the child in the fire. She refused to do so, and the man snatched the baby from her and threw it on the fire himself, holding it down with his boot until the body was burned.

Whatever the true version, Darrell was arrested. He was somehow acquitted (it was said he bribed the judge, Sir John Popham), causing a scandal. Darrell died 14 years later in 1589 when he was hunting in Littlecote Park and his horse threw him. He broke his neck, dying instantly. Sir Popham inherited his property. It was said that Darrell's horse had reared up at the sight of the ghost of the murdered baby.

In accounts of the story made a century and more later, the murdered baby's mother was identified as either Darrell's wife's maid or his sister. Littlecote was strongly believed to be haunted as a result of the horrible crime committed there.

The infant's ghost, called the Burning Babe, appears at Darrell's Stile, the site where Darrell was thrown by his horse. The site is haunted by Darrell himself, accompanied by phantom hounds. Horses are still frightened in this spot.

Darrell also has become a death omen, appearing at Littlecote with phantom coach and horses whenever an heir is about to die.

Other ghosts include a silent woman who holds a baby and walks in the room where the murder took place; a woman who appears in the garden; a woman who carries a rushlight; and Gerald Lee Bevin, a tenant of Littlecote in the 1920s, who was convicted of swindling.

Sounds of phantom footsteps on the stairs have been made by the ghost of a lady dressed in a pink nightgown with a lamp in her hand. Terrifying screams have been heard in the middle of the night coming from the bedroom and landing where the murder took place.

Littlecote is open to the public.

Text from The Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits, Third Edition by Rosemary Ellen Guiley (Checkmark Books - 2007)

[samd1o1]

My experience with queer media lately:

[nnnnllllxxxx]

I still want to know what's happening

What is it, jack? That turkey fills me with an insatiable curiosity

[awhimproned]

new niche just dropped

edit: there’s a pattern of something something wanting to protect their partners from what they know to be horrible

[briefbestiary]

A rather bizarre-looking omen of death, aderyn y corph calls from out the door of those soon to die. Its featherless and wingless form may look quite strange in flight, yet it does so with ease.

It appears to have some analogous details to screech owls who foretell death.

[liveandbreathemusicals]

Gay people will be like “this is my comfort show!” And then show you the most emotionally devastating, stress-inducing, tragic piece of media you have ever witnessed