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kaboodle and clown as seen by others
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#freaks /pos#kaboodle#kaboodle fanart#lifesteal#lifesteal smp#lifesteal fanart#clownpierce#clownpierce fanart#Idk what else to tag#but they're so found family core#evil creatures
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I think they were attached at the hip tbh (also to help those destroyed by my last post, i would say Iâm sorry but I will do it again >:)
#Charlie and Liz are my little ladies#they live in my head rent free#Liz would wanna play Oppenheimer with dolls#people donât make kid characters fucked up enough like have you met a 7 yr old? evil#evil creatures#fnaf#fnaf fandom#fnaf fanart#art#fnaf art#fnafblr#elizabeth afton#fnaf elizabeth#fnaf charlie#charlie emily#five nights at freddy's
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Traintober 2024: Day 31 - Dusk
Tidmouth Train to Hell:
Pip and Emma stared at the timetable, not quite sure what to make of it. âWhy is there a massive gap?â Pip finally said, still trying to wrap her head around the odd space from dusk until the next day. âOh, thatâs a Halloween tradition,â replied Bear, looking over from his own train. âEvery Halloween they put us all away early for some reason. Never quite understood why, but each to their own and all that!â Pip scoffed, while Emma looked more bemused than anything.
The High-Speed diesels were still new to Sodor, and had only been once before, on trial during the summer period. This was their first October on the Island of Sodor, and all month theyâd been amazed to find that the engines were far more interested in the holiday and its various traditions than the mainland was. Particularly, it was extremely popular amongst the native Sudrian people, who had been performing several rituals and festivals since the start of the month.
Emma had been far more curious about the whole thing than her sister, and decided to ask one of the older engines, in hope of getting some information. âWell,â hummed Percy, âitâs a Gaelic thing. Sauin, I believe the Sudrians call it. Itâs like Samhain up in Scotland, and is all about the end of the harvest season. I remember how much Sir Topham the First put emphasis on listening to the local Sudrians about how important the rituals and festivals were. For example, at the start of the month is the cleansing ritual; itâs a bit like a spring clean, but in autumn. It used to be when the men would go out and start chopping wood for winter according to Edward.â At that moment, the signal clunked up to show green, and Percy puffed away.
Pip snorted from her end of the train. âAsking about all these silly holidays again?â she asked. âTheyâre not silly!â protested Emma. âTheyâreââ âAn excuse to get more days off work,â finished Pip crossly. âNow come on, weâve got a train to pull.â
Pip and Emma ran the WildNorWester express to London, stopping only at Crovanâs Gate, Barrow and Preston. It meant the two were often the most out of the loop on all the important gossip of the railway, as they were over on the mainland and missed it. One such titbit of gossip the pair missed was the track repairs being done at Crovanâs Gate. On their return run a week later, Pip and Emma were stopped at the platform to wait while several old signals and a set of points were replaced.
Their repair shed had recently been completed and stood on one side of the line while the narrow gauge railway sat on the other, the mainline trapped between the two and the Works. Pip and Emma had been switched onto the wrong side of the line to avoid a massive section of missing track. This put Emma right next to the Skarloey Railway sheds, where Duke was resting. âExcuse me,â Emma called. âYouâve been on Sodor for a long time, Duke â do you know much about Sau---een?â âSauin,â corrected Duke kindly. âAnd I certainly do. My old line used to run through the heart of old Sodor, so I learnt all about it.â âNot this again!â groaned Pip from the other end of the train. Duke and Emma ignored her.
âSauin is a festival to celebrate the end of the harvest, the start of the winter season⌠and the point in time when the barrier between our world and the Otherworld is at its weakest. The month begins by preparing for winter and giving thanks to the sun, before pivoting to asking for protection from the winter gods and giving sacrifices to the ancestors as thanks for their guidance. Then, it ends with Sauin itself, which is better known as Halloween. People celebrate the wicked and supernatural, then stay indoors overnight with scriptures for protection painted on the doorway to ward off evil spirits. Itâs said they begin to break out of the Otherworld at Dusk, and party in our world until midnightâŚâ Duke broke off, looking contemplative. Emma wasnât sure why, but she felt uneasy all of a sudden.
A group of people walked along the platform, offering blessings to the stranded passengers and burning incense. Pip refused to be blessed, and then the group made their way over to Emma and Duke.
âAh, if you wouldnât mind,â Duke said. A man stepped forward, painting a sigil on Dukeâs forehead in red paint before waving the incense around him. Duke smiled warmly, his old eyes closing as he relaxed while the ritual was performed.
âOooh, can you do me next please!â asked Emma. The group nodded. âOf course we can,â one said. âExplain it to Emma while you do,â Duke added. âSheâs new, and this is her first Sauin.â The man stepped forwards, dipping his thumb in some more paint.
âAlright then Emma, Iâm going to paint a sigil for protection on your forehead in Ancient Sudric, and then weâll bless you with the incense.â A few of the more curious tourists wandered over to watch, intrigued by the ritual. The man painted the sigil in careful strokes on Emmaâs forehead, and then several of the others walked around her as much as they could, waving the incense over her radiator grills and wheels.
âThank you!â said Emma happily when they finished. âI⌠I actually feel better already.â âYou should,â hummed Duke. âItâs a popular Ancient Sudrian tradition to get blessed prior to Sauin night â just in case youâre caught out after dusk.â
Pip just rolled her eyes down at her end of the train.
Emma asked a few more questions while they waited, before finally deciding to broach a topic sheâd been unsure of since sheâd begun asking around about Sauin. âWhy is the timetable completely empty on Sauin night?â she asked. Duke frowned. âI said everyone stays inside, so why would anyone want to take the train?â âWhat about tourists, or goods?â quizzed Emma. âThis is Sodor â thereâs always another reason.â âYouâre⌠not wrong,â sighed Duke. âEvery Halloween, a train runs from the Rolling Bridge to Tidmouth. Itâs on no timetable, and has no schedule. Some engines assert it leaves at dusk, while others suggest it crosses the island in the blink of an eye. What is known about this train is that it arrives at Tidmouth at exactly midnight⌠and continues on through the buffers.â âThrough the buffers?!â squeaked Emma. âWhat, do they crash the train on purpose?â âOh no,â sighed Duke. âItâs a train to the Otherworld â though some of the workers call it the âTidmouth Train to Hellâ. Itâs pure black from one end to the other, and absolutely no one is allowed to set eyes on it.â
âWhat happens if someone does?â asked Emma, spooked. Duke sighed. âWell â a man was walking along the line in â37 when he saw it. He was found a gibbering wreck on the trackside, white as a ghost and shivering like mad. He spent the rest of his life in a mental asylum, poor chap.â
Emma winced; at that moment, the signal turned green, and the two High-Speed twins were cleared to go. The passengers hurried back aboard, and the twins set off.
âItâs poppycock,â sniffed Pip as they rocketed along. âOoooo, be afraid of âThe Tidmouth Train to Hellâ. Dukeâs trying to have you on. I bet if you ask a sensible engine like Henry or Gordon theyâll tell you it never happened!â
Pip was proven very wrong. Emma decided to ask the pair that very night, and to Pipâs surprise they immediately confirmed Dukeâs story.
âOh, old Jefferies,â hummed Gordon. âDuke told you about him? Iâm surprised he didnât use one of the earlier cases â when I arrived, people still didnât believe in it, and weâd find three or four every Halloween stumbling about the line screaming and gibbering and acting like lunatics. I remember very vividly Glynn going down the line and picking them all up in a compartment coach so they could be kept separate and brought to the hospital safely. By the end of the 20s, every had learnt better than to be out on Halloween. Sir Topham always ensured that we were in our sheds on that night too, and his son and grandson have both followed his example.â
Pip and Emma were both stunned!
âSo⌠itâs real?â asked Emma slowly. âItâs very real,â Henry said grimly. âIâve seen a peek of it through the shed windows. Itâs a frightening thing, let me tell you! All black, with great red headlamps and itâs puffs sound like screams. We all stay in here and tell ghost stories and try not to think about it. And Iâd suggest you do the same â I know youâve got the last train of the day. Do not be late getting here.â
Emma agreed that she definitely was going to be on time, and even Pip seemed nervous.
The week went by, and the two new engines watched as more and more Sauin festivals were held. These were less and less about the harvest, and more and more about the oncoming winter and the spirits. A number of the native Sudrians and older engines began to have protection sigils painted on their foreheads when they went out; Duke was joined by Skarloey, Rheneas, Thomas, Edward, Henry and Gordon within a few days. Donald and Douglas, whoâd learnt about Samhain back in Scotland, had their own sigils written in Scottish Gaelic. Duck and Oliver got their own Scottish sigils written in support of their friends.
All around them, Pip and Emma watched as Sodor prepared for Sauin night. Hotels filled to capacity, with large parades held celebrating the spirits in several of the bigger towns and cities.
And then finally, Halloween came. The day was incredibly slow, with barely any passengers at all riding with the railway. Pip and Emma wondered if it was worth pulling their train at all â at least, until they set out on their last express of the day. It was packed.
âWhy are there so many?!â exclaimed Emma. âWeâre going to be barely able to hold them all!â âItâs everyone heading to the mainland to avoid Sauin night,â James said, puffing in. âYouâll be hard pressed with this many â I think itâs cause there was a fog warning put out earlier; no one wants to be caught out past dusk with that in place. Spirits and fog? No thank you!â
James steamed away to shunt his coaches into their siding, while Pip and Emma prepared to head off. It was a struggle setting off. Every single seat was filled, and a number of others stood in the corridors, making the trip extremely difficult. Even more piled on at Crovanâs Gate, where almost all the Skarloey engines had already been hidden away in their shed. Emma watched the slowly descending sun with worry.
âIf we get held up on the mainland even once, weâre not going to be back for dusk,â she fretted. âWeâll be fine,â replied Pip. âWorst comes to worst, weâre a little late. âThe Tidmouth Train to Hellâ isnât a threat to us.â
Oh how wrong Pip was.
The big sheds at Tidmouth were filling to capacity rapidly. The usual crowd had filed in, as had Edward, BoCo, Thomas, Percy, Toby and Daisy. The sheds were so full that the tank engines had to share a road between two of them; Duck and Oliver on one line and Percy and Toby on another. The scripts had been painted on the doors, and the storm shutters rolled down on the windows. Daisy huffed grumpily, glaring out at the yards as thick fog and mist wafted in. âI hate having to spend the night here, itâs so bad for my swerves!â âOh belt up!â groaned Thomas. âItâs better than being out there â no one wants to be out there.â âSpeaking of out there, where are Pip and Emma?â asked Gordon. âDusk is in half an hour, and they arenât back.â
Edward, sat on the turntable, winced. âI heard they had a full train leaving Tidmouth. I wouldnât be surprised if theyâve been waylaid. Letâs just hope the stationmaster at Barrow parks them there for the night.â
Pip and Emma would have no such luck. The pair were late leaving London and Preston, filled up once again with people wanting to get home for the holiday â but the platform at Barrow was deserted. The fog had truly begun to set in, leaving long shadows where none should be.
âYou canât stay here,â the stationmaster said grumpily. The sun was beginning to sink over the horizon. âThereâs no space, and youâre not a Northern engine anyway. Go back to Sodor.â
Pip and Emma both tried to argue â but it was no use. At least the lack of passengers meant they didnât need to wait around. The pair roared out of Barrow, trying their best to claw back time from the setting sun. Dusk was coming fast: too fast. The fog was willing it on faster, thick cloud cover blocking out part of the sun and making it increasingly harder to see.
Vicarstown flew by, followed by Henryâs tunnel and then Crovanâs Gate. Clear signals guided them through each station, the two honking their horns loudly. It was almost as if they were heralding the dusk, trying their best to make it back home before night came. Dark figures watched their progress from deep in the shadows, hiding where neither twin could really see them. âFaster Pip, faster!â called Emma. âIâm giving it all I can!â called back Pip.
Finally, Tidmouth came into view, one door still rolled up for them. Pip and Emma were quick to back through it, the door slamming down behind them just as the last rays of the sun vanished over the horizon, leaving behind only the fog.
âCutting it close there,â said Gordon darkly. Both Pip and Emma winced. âWe were held up on the mainland⌠a lot. And then the stationmaster at Barrow wouldnât let us stay there.â
Gordon huffed. âStupid man â heâs got no sense. Why, the other day!ââ
He was cut off by James shushing him. The two shot glares at each other, before allowing Edward to pick up his story again.
The old engine wove stories throughout the next few hours, telling tales of twisted grins and haunting ghouls heralded by owls, of spirits sent to help and those sent to destroy. The engines relaxed, enjoying the night even as the hours ticked on. Pip and Emma could have fooled themselves into thinking it was just another horrible storm trapping all the engines in the shed.
That is, until a most horrific sound pierced through the air, shattering Edwardâs story and leaving all the engines deathly silent. The clock showed a minute to midnight. The sound came again, a ghastly howling and screeching and moaning that seemed to work its way into the enginesâ frames and bury itself there, leaving them all shaking. The doors and windows began to rattle and shake, as if hundreds of people were banging on them, trying to pry them open.
âOut after dusk!â they howled. âThey were out after dusk!â Pip and Emma began to shake, terrified.
Another ear-piercing whistle filled the air, made of even more tortured howling and screeching. Then came the screams. As the engine thundered towards Tidmouth, each beat of its cylinders sounded like the screams of the damned. The entire shed seemed to shake, as the horrific banging and rattling continued.
âOut after dusk! Out after dusk! They belong to us! They belong to us!â Pip and Emma quivered, petrified. The other engines looked equally terrified â all except Edward. As the cacophony reached a peak, he took a deep breath.
âYou are not welcome inside. We are protected. This shed has been blessed; these engines have been blessed. You are not welcome inside!â Â
âONE HAS NOT!â boomed the creatures outside. Pip gasped â she had refused the blessing!
The engine grew nearer; time seemed to slow. Edward took a level breath, and spoke again.
âYou are not welcome inside. We are protected. This shed has been blessed; these engines have been blessed. You are not welcome inside!â Â
âONE HAS NOT!â came the furious reply. Before Edward could speak again, there was a horrendous roar and scream of whistles, brakes and steam â the Tidmouth Train to Hell had arrived. It roared past, itâs red lamps illuminating against the doors. The shed walls groaned, as if nearly at braking point. The windows rattled harder, dents being made it the metal. Daisy shrieked and fainted.
Thomas began praying under his breath in one language; the twins did the same in a different one. The train sped into the station, thundering towards the buffers. One dent slammed against the glass of the window next to Pip, cracking the glass. A gnarled nail pierced through the shutter.
âYou are not welcome inside. We are protected. This shed has been blessed; these engines have been blessed. You are not welcome inside!â Â Edward thundered again, his eyes darting over to the shutter.
The train hit the buffers.
The creatures outside let out a chorus of tortured screams. They were in agony, ripping away from the sheds and howling in pain. The nail was torn from the shutter, giving Pip just enough space to see dark figures writhing on the ground.
The clock ticked over; a new day began. The creatures let out one last screech. The floor seemed to open up around them, hellflames licking up at the night fog and illuminating the entire night in a sea of blood red. The creatures screaming and screeched, dragged downwards and suffocated in the earth before they could be scorched alive by the flames.
And then there was silence.
âOhâŚâ managed Pip softly.
Everyone looked shaken. Edward sighed softly, and looked over at the twins. âThe last time an engine was out after dusk and wasnât blessed was in 1916, during the war,â he said quietly. âThomas mightnât remember it â but I do. It was a loaned engine who told us all that Sauin was stupid⌠that is, until the creatures of hell surrounded the sheds and began demanding we give him over. Glynn kept trying to keep them out, but he slipped up. The engineâs shed door was ripped open suddenly, and he was⌠dragged out. We never say what pulled him out â but whatever it was bent that door open like it was a tin can and shoved it back down afterwards. We all heard the loaned engineâs screams as it was given to the creatures and torn piece from pieceâŚâ
Edward paused, and gazed at the shed doors, looking wary.
âItâs said that engine became the Tidmouth Train to Hell, crossing the island and giving the spirits and creatures time to roam free before arriving in Tidmouth and condemning them all back to hell, to make sure none can inflict that fate on another.â
He finished his story and looked around the silent room. Daisy was still unconscious, and it was a miracle none of the others had followed. Everyoneâs eyes were fixed on the dent shutter and cracked window, a stark warning of how close the creatures got.
No one slept that night.
And suffice to say, Pip and Emma were never late again on Sauin.
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tommy was so real for being scared by that rooster. have y'all ever met one of those fuckers?
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You wanna know something cool?
Dolphins can recognize each other by the taste of their urine
I will be sending you more fun ocean facts randomly
fun fact i hate dolphins
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hey guys new diagnosis just dropped: EVIL AUTISM
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my roosters typically went "hroo'-hroo-hroooo", not really any hard consonants
âCock-a-doodle-dooâ in various languages spoken in Europe
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#glad to not have a rooster any more#evil creatures#may have to get one in a year or so to get some fertilized eggs but#that will be temporary
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There is something not quite right.
Meetings are held at midnight.
Dark shadows creep the street.
You donât know whom youâll meet.
Take me from here.
The Dead, I canât bear.
THE DEAD GAME
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THE DEAD WALKING
letslivebythesea Oasis waits. Waves cascade to its white-sanded shore. The hotel guests lounge by the swimming pool. Quaint stores dot Main Street. Life is beautiful. Until the night. When waves hit the shore with pounding fury. The sun bows its head. The moon takes its place. The night brings The Dead walking to a town near you. THE DEADâŚ
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The mosquitoes got me THROUGH MY CLOTHES
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he's so evil and fucked up
#the brainrot is too strong#bill cipher#gravity falls#fucked up evil creature experiences remorse#my art#the book of bill#the book of bill spoilers
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save me allegorical monster⌠save meâŚ. save me beast that serves as a literary symbol⌠save me
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I HATE MIRROR MIRROR IM GOIGN TO FROW UP
#this still counts as face practiceđđđ#IM LITERALLY GOING INSANE ABOUT THEM#star trek#star trek tos#leonard mccoy#doctor mccoy#bones mccoy#how many name variations does he have cmon#spock#mirror spock#SO ANYWAY. I HATE MIRRORVERSE IT UPSETS ME DEEPLY. I DON'T LIKE EVIL#đniceguy#i mean like yeah im insane insane insane about mirror mirror but the evil fics make me nauseousđđ#i kinda like it. but anyway#bones is such a creature. ignore spock being even more creature#wait is that spones? it is yes it is btw#spones
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