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Lies of P is making me super home sick for Bloodborne so in between I'm replaying Bloodborne but starting a new game on the PS5.
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"Generational Curse" 🌙🐺
Page Illustration for the 2024 edition of @windowtoworlds
#OC#original character#werewolf#lycan#lycanthrope#moon#wolf#Night Grim#Zine#zine promo#illustration#artwork#howl#night#morning#dawn#dusk#sunset#stars#sky
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Sunday Monday Snippet
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Before Theo can respond, their intimate moment is interrupted as Josh approaches the table.
“Sorry to interrupt but I believe these might be yours,” Josh says, passing Liam some papers. “Guess they got muddled up at the printer.”
“Thanks Josh,” Liam says as he and Theo reluctantly pull apart, both looking a little flustered. Theo lets out a frustrated grunt as he settles back into his chair. “Appreciate it,” he says, giving Theo's thigh a reassuring squeeze.
"What are you two researching?" Josh asks, peering at the open book on the table. "Local haunts and legends, huh” Josh asks, Planning a ghost hunt?"
"Something like that," Liam replies.
“Cool. You guys you should definitely checkout the Hale House then,” Josh says.
“The Hale House?” Liam asks, his interest piqued.
"Yeah, the Hale House is supposedly haunted by the Hale men," Josh reveals, his eyes gleaming. "Rumour has it they were all werewolves, and their spirits still roam the house, howling on full moons!"
Liam's eyes widen at Josh's words. "Werewolves? The Hale House is haunted by werewolves?" he asks, his heart racing with a mix of excitement and trepidation.
Theo leans in closer, his hand finding Liam's under the table and giving it a gentle squeeze. "That certainly sounds intriguing.”
"Oh, it's more than just a rumour," Josh continues, lowering his voice conspiratorially. "The Hales were a powerful werewolf family, and their house is said to be steeped in supernatural energy. People have reported seeing ghostly figures with glowing eyes and fangs prowling the grounds, and there are stories of strange howls echoing through the house on nights of the full moon."
Liam feels a shiver run down his spine. "That's... quite a story," he says, trying to sound casual despite the excitement coursing through him. “Have you ever been there yourself?"
Josh shakes his head. "No, I've always been too scared to go," he admits. "But I've heard enough accounts from others to know there's something seriously spooky going on at that place. It was used for initiations for the local football team back in the day.”
Theo's grip on Liam's hand tightens slightly. "Well, it sounds like the perfect place for a little... investigation," he says, his lips curving into a mischievous smile.
From “The Horny Phantoms of Hale House”
Tagging @thrillhoues @thiamblogger @haven-of-dusk @mmoosen @rhyslahey @de-constructmybones @domesticated-feral @outcastpack @transdunbar @chasing-chimeras @theoceanismyinkwell @pansexual-puppy-pack
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Love Bites - Part 2
Like the title says. ;)
**Also, make sure you realize that werewolves and vampires are creatures that feast on blood and flesh. If this type of thing bothers you, this fic is not for you. There's going to be blood. Curate your internet experience accordingly.
Please see the end of the fic for translations and such fuckery.
Enjoy!
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Like himself, Marrok is a creature of the night, so there is no surprise in Lucian when he awakens at dusk to find the werewolf still sleeping beside him. Not that Lucian himself truly “slept.” The slumber of a vampire was more of a deep, meditative void. He had gone weeks without “sleeping.” Now, it was a sort of indulgence to lie beside his lover, who did still require rest.
At least it had been as such, until this vile misfortune had been foisted upon him. Now, resting was a necessity until the wretched foolishness of his body had healed itself. Exactly when that might be, he did not know.
Marrok grumbles in his sleep and rolls onto his side, one arm flopping across Lucian’s body. Whether it is the werewolf’s need for “pack behavior” or a true desire to be close does not matter. Lucian takes the opportunity just the same.
He curls against Marrok’s bare chest, lulled by the steady, pulsing rhythm of his heart. That is, until his own body decides upon retribution. Always at the most insufferable and inconvenient of times.
There is no time to grope for his handkerchief, no time to pull away. Instead, he must contend with the indecency of steepling his hands over his nose and mouth, muffling a poorly constrained “--nnkgSSCHuh!” into their confines.
The slumbering cadence of Marrok’s breathing stops.
“Je suis désolée, mon cher,” Lucian says from behind the cover of his hands. “I am stihh–still—-hhhuuhIKGSSSCH-U! Ugh, mon dieu.”
Marrok chuckles. “Hmn, I’d ask if you’re dying, but–”
“Ferme ta gueule,” Lucian says, which only earns him a louder, much more pointed laugh.
“Make me.” Marrok grabs Lucian’s wrists, tugging his hands away from his face. “And quit it with the hands.”
Lucian huffs. “Would you rather I show such indecency to your bare chest, then?”
“Yeah,” Marrok says. “I would.”
Rough, calloused palms cup his face and Marrok kisses him with such passionate vigor that Lucian moans against his mouth. Purely involuntary, of course.
“I’d like to fuck the starlight out of you right now.” Marrok runs his tongue over Lucian’s bottom lip. “But I’ve got wolf shit to do.”
“Do you?” Lucian’s hand wanders between the werewolf’s legs, nails scraping his inner thigh. “What sorrow for you.”
“Goddamn it.” Chills march up Marrok’s arm and it is now Lucian’s turn to chuckle.
“You began this. The fault is yours.”
In the distance, a chorus of howls too vocally eerie to be mere wolves escalates and Marrok grumbles. “They’re doing stupid shit. I gotta go.”
Lucian withdraws his hand and sits up with a pointed sniffle. “I will try not to be too unwell in your absence.”
Marrok rolls his eyes. “Whatever. I’m going to go kill something.”
One golden eyebrow arches. “Something or someone?”
“Does it matter?” Marrok crosses the distance back to the balcony and hops onto the ornate rail.
“It does, if one has taste.”
Marrok makes a show of extending both middle fingers. “Taste this.”
He vaults over the side of the balcony and lands somewhere in the courtyard, disappearing into the underbrush before Lucian can track his movements.
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By the time Marrok returns, darkness has fallen to the fullest extent, the air heavy with the scent of night blooming jasmine and fresh oleander.
And the metallic sweetness of fresh blood.
“I take it your hunt was successful.” Lucian files the edges of one nail into a fastidious point and sits back to admire the shape for a moment.
“Yes.”
One side of Marrok's face is coated in slick, glistening crimson, brutal to some, but alluring to the vampire. How fortunate was he to have such a magnificent creature to indulge and woo.
Upon noticing Lucian’s amorous stare, the werewolf tilts his head with a smirk. “You like what you see?”
“Oui. J'adore votre folie.” Lucian sets the file down and rises to his feet. “Now, kiss me while the taste of life is still fresh upon your lips.”
“Mmn, that's hot,” Marrok says.
And he complies readily. Eagerly. While there are plenty of deer and other prey in the nearby woods, tonight's feast has been human. Lucian can taste it, can see the flicker of images within his lover's mind.
A man with intent to do far more than follow a young woman home. Another with an abhorrent collection of photos from those who did not give consent.
But of course. Beneath the simmering rage and bluster lurked a vigilante dressed in fur and fangs. Not that Marrok would ever admit to such a thing.
Just as Lucian was loath to admit the stupidity that had caused his current condition. While Marrok's accusations had been false for the most part, Lucian had placated him the falsehood of ignorance when questioned about how he had managed to become so suddenly ill.
Lucian was more than aware of how it had come to pass. Despite popular folklore, sunlight would not destroy him. Too much exposure to it would, however, prove to be terrible for his well being. Hunting during the day was not his preference, but at times, nature proved to be stronger than common sense.
And speaking of such things, his sinuses saw fit to remind him of his idiocy several times an hour. Obviously, he is now somehow overdue.
He places a hand upon Marrok's bare chest to indicate his need for distance. “Ah, pardon. I am-hhhuuh!” He fights the urge for all of three seconds before managing to tug his handkerchief free of his sleeve, where he had tucked it away for easy access. “IHSSSCHu! Hhhhhiiiih-hhh-uuh. . . ! HhhISSSCCH–UUH!’ The hand switches to light upon his own chest, as if he must do so to catch his breath. “Mon dieu! My apologies.”
“Huh.” Marrok studies him with a furrowed brow. “You really are sick.”
“Why such surprise? I told you as much myself.” Lucian muffles another wrenching sneeze into the folds of the cloth. “I have abused many handkerchiefs while you were away.”
“Oh yeah?” Darkness swallows the yellow of Marrok's eyes until only a slight ring remains. “How many?”
“More than you have fingers, mon cher.”
“Fuuuck,” Marrok says with such soft, vehement feeling that Lucian chuckles.
He does not, however, return his lips to their previous plundering. Instead, he buries his face in Lucian's mess of golden waves and inhales the scent of him like he is somehow drawing sustenance from it.
“You haven't fed.” Marrok’s voice is almost tender for a moment before it is replaced with his signature sass. “You want some of this?” He gestures to himself with a saucy grin.
“You have spent much time hunting,” Lucian says. “No harm will come to me if I do not. . . “ His words trail into nothingness, for Marrok has dragged his nail over his wrist, slicing the sun-bronzed skin just enough for a thin rivulet of blood to drip from his fingers.
“Come on.” Marrok runs his tongue up the side of his hand, his lips wet with a vermillion shine. “You know I taste good.”
Lucian rakes a hand through hair with a huff. “Putain de merde.”
That gets a raucous laugh from Marrok, who soon finds himself pinned to the wall, an arm across his throat and fingers twisted into that unruly mane that has the audacity to call itself “hair.”
“You want my neck instead? Do you, Lucian?” He tilts his head to one side in invitation. “Do it.”
Marrok's heartbeat calls to him, a slow and steady throb without fear or dread.
All restraint is lost.
Lucian sinks his fangs into the flesh, the hot pulse of life rushing over his tongue, filling his senses and reviving him like no mortal blood can manage. Marrok tastes of savage magic, of wildness and defiance, as rich as the finest indulgence and bolder than any wine could ever muster.
He takes only enough to bring warmth to his skin and quell the odd chill that seems to have settled deep within his bones somehow.
But Marrok does not move away.
“You didn't take much.”
“It was enough.”
“It wasn’t enough.”
Already, the small punctures on Marrok's throat have begun to heal, a true testament to his preternatural nature.
Lucian doesn't bother to wipe the blood from his lips or address the fact that it has left a wet trail down his chest. Instead, he slips the few remaining buttons away from their holes and allows the shirt to slide from his shoulders and onto the ground. The way Marrok’s gaze follows his every move is more than appreciative, it is predatory. Hungry for a different manner of satiation.
“Is there something that you desire to taste?” Lucian glances over his shoulder, strands of his flaxen hair adhered to his cheek by Marrok’s own essence. “Something you wish to devour?”
Marrok snorts. “Fuck you.”
But the words are a teasing retort and not the anger that had so fiercely gripped him earlier.
Marrok stalks him like prey, his stare steady and penetrating, head lowered, breathing deep and controlled. Before he can pin Lucian to the bed, the vampire is suddenly behind him, an arm around his throat in a reverse strangle hold.
“Since you have such concern for my well being, mon amour, I will satisfy your curiosities.” He hefts the much larger, snarling werewolf into his arms, as if he is a mere wisp of a being and tosses him onto the bed where he lands with a most ungraceful thud.
It is Lucian who does the holding now, pinning Marrok's shoulders to the bed sheets.
“Ah, je suis désolée.” Lucian chuckles with dark repose as he runs a finger down Marrok's nose, pausing to tap the tip. “Did you want to be on top?”
To his rather sadistic amusement, Marrok does not struggle, choosing instead to lace his fingers behind his head and stretch beneath Lucian's body.
“Nah,” Marrok says with a smirk. “I'll just chill here and let you please me.”
He does, however, fist a handful of Lucian's blood-and-flaxen waves, jerking his head to one side. “Don't bite my dick.”
Lucian laughs with such improper lunacy that the birds perched on the balcony railing scatter into the night sky.
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TBC . . . .
Mon dieu - My god Oui. J'adore votre folie - Yes. I adore your madness Mon cher - My dear/My darling Ferme ta gueule- Shut your mouth Putain de merde - Fucking hell (or what the fuck, in other contexts) Mon amour - My love Je suis désolée - I am sorry
#EFF writes#Lucian d'Alarie#Marrok Rafe#Never underestimate your supernatural partner#Even if they are unwell#THIS FRENCH FUCKER OH MY GODS#I can't#Yes I make bloodlust sexy lol
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Werewolf Fact #71 - Book Review: Sabine Baring-Gould's The Book of Werewolves
While it may not be a "werewolf fact" of the traditional nature, it's very important when studying folklore to know and understand one's sources.
One of the very best sources for werewolf folklore - and indeed other folklore and mythology besides - is Sabine Baring-Gould's The Book of Werewolves (or The Book of Were-Wolves as he called it), written in 1865. However, like any academic/rhetorical source, it shouldn't be taken at face value. Let's dive into why it's such a useful source - and why you shouldn't always take to heart everything Baring-Gould attempts to assert.
Already a scholar, Baring-Gould was a skeptical guy. It all began when, during his travels, Baring-Gould encountered several people terrified of a werewolf. He was baffled they truly believed in such a thing, and that it would stop them from wanting to traverse a road at night...
“If the loup-garou were only a natural wolf, why then, you see”—the mayor cleared his throat—“you see we should think nothing of it; but, M. le Curé, it is a fiend, a worse than fiend, a man-fiend,—a worse than man-fiend, a man-wolf-fiend.”
Baring-Gould, not intimidated, walked the road alone. However, along the way, the words of the others got to him, and he found himself frightened. The manner in which such preposterous superstition (naturally, he wasn't exactly a believer) would actually make him afraid at all made him very curious about such things and why people would believe in them...
This was my first introduction to werewolves, and the circumstance of finding the superstition still so prevalent, first gave me the idea of investigating the history and the habits of these mythical creatures. I must acknowledge that I have been quite unsuccessful in obtaining a specimen of the animal, but I have found its traces in all directions. And just as the palæontologist has constructed the labyrinthodon out of its foot-prints in marl, and one splinter of bone, so may this monograph be complete and accurate, although I have no chained werewolf before me which I may sketch and describe from the life. The traces left are indeed numerous enough, and though perhaps like the dodo or the dinormis, the werewolf may have become extinct in our age, yet he has left his stamp on classic antiquity, he has trodden deep in Northern snows, has ridden rough-shod over the mediævals, and has howled amongst Oriental sepulchres. He belonged to a bad breed, and we are quite content to be freed from him and his kindred, the vampire and the ghoul. Yet who knows! We may be a little too hasty in concluding that he is extinct. He may still prowl in Abyssinian forests, range still over Asiatic steppes, and be found howling dismally in some padded room of a Hanwell or a Bedlam.
Baring-Gould has his biases, but he also has an open mind about some topics, even if he's shut tighter than a bear trap on others, especially where anything scientific is concerned, as he was a big believer in the science of his time (not all of which is applicable to today). He's a complicated bag of tricks, and reading his work is quite an experience.
Whatever his biases and whatever one might think of his occasionally very judgmental and overly authoritarian words (i.e., he can sometimes think he knows better than everyone, including the people who actually lived during the time periods he's discussing), he is nothing short of phenomenal at his work of gathering and examining sources... even if he isn't always right. He contradicts his own research at least once, namely in relation to berserkers, but I won't go into all that (unless you read my edition of his book, of course; I discuss it extensively there).
He even spins some of his sources into thrilling tales. He honestly isn't bad at narration, able to paint an impressive and thrilling picture when retelling various werewolf (and other) legends...
But when dusk settled down over the forest, and one by one the windows of the castle became illumined, peasants would point to one casement high up in an isolated tower, from which a clear light streamed through the gloom of night; they spoke of a fierce red glare which irradiated the chamber at times, and of sharp cries ringing out of it, through the hushed woods, to be answered only by the howl of the wolf as it rose from its lair to begin its nocturnal rambles.
Something to note with Baring-Gould is that some of his sources are actually no longer with us. They did clearly exist, and he could access them during his own time, but they've since been lost, especially in such original formats (or they might be gone altogether). This is just another reason why Baring-Gould's work is irreplaceable as a source for many, many fields, not just werewolf studies. He cites and discusses works about many kinds of folklore, mythology, and even history, and he even provided the first English translation of the trail of Giles de Rais, a famous killer (and basis for the fairy tale Bluebeard). It's a fascinating read, even if you're just there for general folklore and mythology or if you're there specifically for werewolves or, broader spectrum, all manner of shapeshifters - he even talks a little bit about dragons!
However, when reading, bear in mind that Baring-Gould is not without his biases, as I mentioned before. He can be very judgmental of other scholars, especially from the past, but that isn't exactly uncommon even in modern scholarship. It's easy enough to read around, as long as you don't take everything he writes as fact. No scholar is perfect, no matter how impressive their work is, and that certainly includes Baring-Gould. He also approaches his work with werewolves specifically with the determination to relate them to "madmen" and serial killers, which is a consistent theme throughout the book. He will discuss werewolf legends and detail them well, but toward the end of each section, when providing his own assessment, he will generally offer how such things could be rationalized in his own mind. In doing so, of course, he does offer interesting discussion and food for thought, regardless of whether you agree with him (I agree with him at times but can also find him very disagreeable; it's like that with most everything one reads, so no shocker there). And, of course, his work even if only used for informational purposes is still impressive.
Biases is no reason to pass on what might be the best single source on these many topics. Besides, reading around potential biases is a skill everyone should learn.
One of his biggest downsides is that he doesn't provide English translations of all his quoted passages and sources. This was a problem in the original publication from the 1800s, and it continues into today with nearly all editions...
However, if you do want translations of nearly all of his quoted passages from various sources (as well as extensive annotations discussing werewolf studies, mythology, and more, and putting his scholarship into a modern context and even pointing out his errors, such as when he contradicts himself), then you need to see my edition of his work!
I personally translated and annotated The Book of Werewolves this year, and it's now available for purchase both through Amazon.com and my personal website, with a cover that's a different take on the book's original 1865 release...
Be sure to check it out at Amazon.com and my personal website!
If you buy it directly from me, I'll sign it for you, too. You can also download an ebook, if you prefer.
I assure you it's the best edition of this book you'll find. I know because I've bought nearly all of them trying to find one that's at all easy to reference. My edition even includes a bibliography that will assist you with further related reading, among other useful things. I've made sure the formatting is easily readable, so it's good for both casual reading and citation/quotation in research/academic projects. This was a lot of work, and I'm very proud of how it turned out, especially as I myself have worked with this book for years.
Final words: even with all my own personal biases about werewolves, the study of werewolf and other legends, and my opinions on some of Baring-Gould's assertions, I have to give Baring-Gould's work a 10/10 for being a must-read for anyone interested in werewolves. Trust me - if you love werewolves and studying their folklore like I do, you won't be able to put this book down, and you'll walk away with far more knowledge than you had before. Reading this book alone will give you a decent foundational knowledge of werewolf studies, while also touching upon other fields.
However, of course, I do recommend reading mine. Obviously. Especially because Baring-Gould is just so wrong about berserkers (hence, my own assertions)! But anyway.
That's all for now. Until next time, and be sure to check out my newsletter linked below!
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Breaking down the comics: What big Teeth (Issue 29)
Moon Knight, Issue #29: Morning Star.
Enter WEREWOLF BY NIGHT.
We're going back to the start of it all.
Also, this cover? Fucking BANGER.
(This issue has two stories, but I'm going to cover the second shorter story in a separate post.)
Titles page reads:
"Jack Russell must reach Moon Knight before the full moon, before the change...And before the hooded figures can use him for their own terrible ends."
Yesss….. It’s time to fall back to the roots of it all. A horror story.
We open on a train yard.
"It has been said that the train, outmoded though it may be, functions as the nations lifeline.
But here's something else that's been said: 'As a viable mode of transport, the nation's once mighty rail system is dying a painfully slow death'
Take your pick....Then Decide where that leaves the nation. Or consider this: Here, in the twilight of an Omaha Freight yard, long lines of trains merely slumber.
Reassuring? Nope.
Because the peace of sleep is easily shattered."
We see a man running for his life as people fire on him.
"I could change... I could kill the man... But I don't want to..." He weaves through the train cars and tracks.
"Full moon rising... Soon I won't be able to control myself... Just a little longer!"
He jumps on a train that's starting to pull out.
But the train moves at a crawl.
The men move in.
But the moon is risen and full.
"Dusk dies. Leaving only a circle of silver to light the sky..."
And the monster is awake.
"First night: Darkness and the moon conspired with an ancient curse to answer my prayers --and to give me what I needed. From the shadows of the boxcar I reached out, seized the first man--and Squeezed.
He was surprised. I felt my talons flex under the pressure. Then puncture his flesh. Blood spurted. I bared my fangs and almost howled, but not yet...not yet.
True, I'd become the werewolf again and all awareness of my human identity as Jack Russell had gone the way of my flesh... Still, I was cunning.
Soon the hated man would be dead...But I knew there were three of them. Plenty of time to howl, so I snarled instead."
The wolf carries on. He rips into flesh then runs. The wolf knows it needs more time.
It makes a break into the night on the departing train.
The remaining men rush to the station and demand to know where that train is going.
New York City is about to get interesting.
Back in LA, we find ourselves in a satanic cultist curch where the leader, Schuyler Belial, who also calls himself Morning Star, is giving a midnight mass sermun.
It's typical satanist cultist stuff.
As part of his promise to his followers is that he produce the "Beast of the Apocalypse".
Which he was supposed to produce that night. That obviously is not going to happen.
"You promised you'd produce the beast tonight! That's what we came for! Where is he?"
"Ah, no--Not tonight--But soon. Soon the sign shall be manifest! And you shall see--"
Apparently he's been promising to deliver the beast for the past year.
It's hard to deliver a pissed off werewolf on a time schedule.
The congregation is pretty displeased and most of them leave. This leaves Morning Star pretty riled up.
He needs that beast and he plans to get it.
Time to head to New york.
You know who else is in New York?
This page is just….It’s the heart of this comic. Lockley chilling with his friends. You got Crawley and his flowery language and oddly high insight. Jake asking how Gena and the kids are doing. Flint contacting Moon Knight through Gena’s diner… It’s perfect.
Moon Knight meets up with flint. Flint passes along a letter marked "Super urgent" for Moon Knight.
"Moon Knight, for past favors, please meet me tonight before 6-- Jersey countryside, old house on Deer Run Road just off Routes 27 and 63. -Jack Russell"
Moon Knight has a flashback of him punching a werewolf.
Yeah...that...that sounds about right.
He makes haste but it's a half hour trip and it's already Five thirty.
Yeah that's pretty much how it went last time too.
"Moon Knight wasn't in time. I jumped all over him for it. When the moon is full, I have no control over myself...None! And then I splashed through glass into the night. "
Moon Knight has his own thoughts on it.
"Well, you may have transformed, Russell...But you sure haven't changed much since our last meeting... Still adhering to an altogether too hairy lifestyle."
"Too late by a matter of minutes--And now instead of merely containing him, I've got to capture him."
Moon Knight is not looking forward to this night. He's been faced with capturing him before.
The Wolf runs for freedom, knowing the Moon Knight is after him.
He's easily distracted at the sight of prey.
A large stag frozen in fear before him.
"And there HE was--A wealth of silver moonstuff itself."
Moon Knight bursts into the clearing and startles off the stag.
Russell gives chase. And so does Moon Knight.
There he goes…on the ground again. He has the worst luck.
And Moon Knight takes a hard blow to the head.
The attacker flees and calls up Morning Star to tell him the bad news. "Moon Knight the Avenging white angel" is after the beast.
Morning star elects to wait until Russell has changed back to human form when he is worn out and easier prey.
Speaking of prey, the wolf has taken his own prey down and feasted well. His rage and need for the hunt quelled, he heads to a stream to wash off.
And then the dawn broke and the man was left behind.
"I went to sleep on my feet--standing in water."
And just a few yards away, Moon Knight also awakens.
They’re doing great.
Moon Knight pulls Russell from the water. He and Frenchie take Russell back to Grant Mansion to let him rest.
He wakes from a nightmare.
Moon Knight asks him about the men following him. Russell believes them to be phantoms, since he can't seem to shake them.
"...But no matter how far or fast I go, sooner or later they always show up."
Moon Knight recalls how the cowl mic was filled with static.
He calls in a doctor.
Outside, down the road, the cultists wait for their chance.
After x rays are taken they discover a chip that has been implanted in Jack's head just under the scalp.
The doctor says he can remove it, but it will take time and time they don't have. He will have to wait till the next day to remove it.
Moon Knight explains to Jack how he's being tracked.
In the mean time, he does what friends do best.
"Strap you down, lock you up, and keep watch over you throughout your werewolf phase. Right here."
The moon rises and so does the wolf. He snaps the straps and is now loose in Grant mansion!
Yeah...Moon Knight didn't think this one through....
CONTINUED NEXT TIME!
I have to say, I love how when the wolf appears, we get the narration from the wolf’s point of view and it’s still in Russel’s voice, but more confused and more driven by the wolf.
On a different note, I was excited to see Marvel previews for other comics popping up in the back of this issue! It means that Moon Knight has broken into the big leagues at this point and now they are advertising the more mainstream events and comics.
There was ALSO a letter from the editor, Denny O'Neil stating that Ralph Macchio has been promoted and will be dancing up the Marvel food chain. It also talks about how the publishing schedule for Moon Knight is going to change. They can't give information yet, but the hope is to reach a larger audience.
It's heartwarming to see how this little obscure comic started to get such a following so early on and started to grow.
#Moon Knight#Moon Knight comics#Werewolf by Night#Jack Russell#Marc Spector#Steven Grant#Jake Lockley#They're friends#Everyone Moon Knight makes friends with started with a punch#Nothing makes me happier than Moon Knight having flashbacks to punching a werewolf#That first comic was something else#Let's get this bread#It's spooky time ya'll!#Analyzing the comics
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Day 5
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Dusk was the time when the Midnight Circus truly came alive. Crowds of people wandered about, slack-jawed and wide-eyed at the spectacle. They chewed popcorn by the bucket and endlessly sweated under the heavy blanket of air that never quite left New Orlean. It was a familiar stench to the Garou sweeping between the tents. Until he caught something new amid the throngs of humanity.
He put aside his broom, senses pricking as two women approached the ticket booth. One was slightly taller, with brown hair that brushed her shoulders. She looked ordinary enough, but he caught the faintest hint of wild bacchanalia. Fae blood. Perhaps only a generation removed.
The werewolf inhaled deeper. Her companion, with the dark hair and warmer skin, spoke of distant islands. He could taste salt of the ocean in her scent, within it a sharp tang he couldn’t quite place, and something else, something old that he did know. Witch, or Mage. She carried herself with the quiet reserve of someone who knew to hide their power. As the women handed their tickets to the vampire at the gate, he was idly curious as to what had brought them here. Maybe the draw of magic in the wind, baited by the promise of something strange in the outskirts of New Orleans.
It didn’t matter, in the end.
He tailed them as they wandered through the circus, entering tents that seemed normal enough to human eyes. In the centre ring a man juggled flaming clubs, while a troupe of acrobats twisted through the air. Only those who could see beyond the veil knew the fire burned dragon’s-breath hot, or saw how the acrobats’ muscles were thicker and stronger, their grace not entirely human.
Next, the fae girl tugged on her companion and pointed towards the fortune teller’s tent, deep purple fabric fluttering in the breeze like a beckoning hand inviting them inside. The witch’s gaze however kept flicking back toward the darker spaces, like she could sense something watching.
The Garou waited beside the tent as the women had their false fortunes told. He could hear their voices more clearly now, learned their names. As he then followed them to the drink stand, to the ring toss game, he feared how much more they would explore, until the fae girl, Tabby, finally gestured toward the freak show tent.
“Okay, Beth, if there really is something real inside and not full-on P. T. Barnum hoaxes, I promise I will help you liberate them all,” Tabby said, her voice somewhere between serious and teasing.
Beth shook her head. “Mo'beddah we see a feejee mermaid dan a real one.”
Tabby hooked her arm through Beth’s to lead the way. The witch had a wariness to her as they approached the tent. She could sense it. The trap of the circus waiting to spring.
They wouldn’t leave. Not tonight. Maybe not ever.
The Garou had to make sure of that.
They would be enough to earn his freedom.
As the women stepped through the draped entrance of the freak show, he shifted into the shadows behind them. This was where the real circus began, where the masks came off. The people inside weren’t performers. They were prisoners, creatures bound by the magic of this place, just like him. Some were dangerous. Others were just… unlucky.
Beth and Tabby stopped in front of a display, color leaving their skin as they took in the strange, twisted forms. A chulorviah, half-decayed, floated in a tank of murky water. A two-headed wyrm wolf snarled from behind iron bars. The air was thick with the scent of dark power, and Tabby flinched, though she tried to hide it.
It was time to take them to the Ringmaster. The Ringermaster will be so pleased with these new additions.
He had to be, otherwise, this was all for nothing.
Otherwise, he wasn’t Garou.
He was just another monster howling in his cage.
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🎸🎤 HEX GIRL HEADCANONS 🎤🎸
Before forming a band together, each member had a miniature career of their own. Luna was a pretty popular online figure for her performances at bars and restaurants, Dusk went viral a few times from her rave shows, and Thorn had a history of starring in plays and talent shows all her life. They eventually found each other online and began talking, and after Thorn and Dusk immigrated to the U.S., they formed a band.
Although they live in America, Luna is the only one who was born there. She's Creole and was raised in New Orleans, Thorn is French-Candian and from Ontario, and Dusk is Japanese and from Kyoto. Due to where they grew up, they all speak different languages as well. Luna is fluent in Spanish and French, Thorn was raised speaking French just as much as English and knows a bit of Italian, and Dusk's first language is Japanese and she's fluent in JSL. They all began learning ASL after forming a band since Dusk is deaf in one ear and hard-of-hearing in her other.
Thorn's real name is Sally McKnight, Luna's is Selene Moon, and Dusk's is Twilight Yami. Thorn picked her name due to her love of roses, whereas Luna and Dusk simply picked names that have the same meaning as their own.
Due to her hearing loss, Dusk doesn't wear shoes when practicing or performing. When coming up with songs, Thorn doesn't wear shoes either since she claims it helps her feel closer to the music. Luna sometimes doesn't and says it's for the same reason but it's actually just because her boots hurt her feet after a while.
They each base their personas after different horror monster icons. Thorn's is Dracula, Luna's is the werewolf, and Dusk is inspired by both Frankenstein monsters. They also have very different gothic styles; Thorn being more of a romantic vampire goth with some witchy accents, whereas Luna is a trad and corp goth with lots of glam, and Dusk being more in the visual kei and metalhead scene with some cyber and bubble goth inspiration.
Thorn is known for being a bit of a bachelorette and dates anyone ranging from a trucker to a theater kid who thinks he's a vampire. Luna and Dusk, however, are in a relationship that they keep private from fans. Luna is a lesbian, Dusk is bisexual, and Thorn doesn't feel the need to label her sexuality.
Their fans often get into heated arguments over the girls' heights since Dusk is typically shoeless and the other wears heels. Thorn typically looks pretty tall since she's in the front and wears high heels, with Luna looking about the same in her boots behind her keyboard, whereas Dusk looks the shortest while barefoot and sitting down to play the drums; but the truth is Thorn is only about 5'4, Dusk is 5'8, and Luna is just over 5'10.
Their fans have nicknames for them based off of different creatures, with Thorn being called a succubus due to her seductive voice and dancing, Dusk being compared to a banshee since most of her back-up vocals are screams and her unhinged drumming, and Luna being recognized for her werewolf persona due to long nails, canine fangs, and loud howl-like laughter.
Rather than visiting a salon, they have nights every few weeks were they touch up their hair. Dusk is albino with naturally platinum hair which makes it so she she has to redye her hair every so often, whereas Luna and Thorn have to actually go through the process of bleaching their hair. Dusk typically dyes her hair a darker blonde or adds different shades of green streaks, Luna switches between dark red and blonde every so often, and Thorn either dyes her naturally brown hair black or bleaches it to make it a bright red — sometimes a combination of both.
They're all university students who avoid actually attending classes by taking online courses. Thorn is majoring in envoirmental science with a business minor, Dusk is a literature major studying philosophy, and Luna is in the process of graduating art school.
Thorn is most inspired by bands like She Wants Revenge and London After Midnight, whereas Dusk takes more after Malice Mizer and Bikini Kill, and Luna is one of the biggest fans of The Cure and the Bauhaus.
They regularly go on adventures together to places that are regarded as haunted or cursed. While on tour in different countries, they make it a habit to try and visit any attractions they haven't seen yet. Thorn particular likes haunted castles and cemeteries, Dusk is interested in asylums and prisons, and Luna is obsessed with any place that has a tragic backstory.
While Thorn is relatively good friends with Daphane due to their shared love of fashion and past romantic interests in Velma, and Dusk enjoys terrifying Shaggy and Scooby, Luna and Fred are actually able to have normal conversations
They love getting together with the Mystery Gang when possible. When she's not flirting with Velma, Thorn spends her time with Daphne talking about fashion and gossiping about their past experiences with stupid boys. Luna is also pretty good friends with Fred and they could have conversations for hours about random niche interests. Dusk and Velma have a shared passion for gothic literature and Velma also enjoys watching Dusk terrify Shaggy and Scooby when she's bored.
#yes bram and thorn dated in my mind what about it#i am also not opposed to the idea of the hex girls all dating#i think thorn would join them eventually#scooby doo#sd headcanons#sdmi headcanons#the hex girls#thorn mcknight#sally mcknight#luna moon#selene moon#dusk yami#twilight yami
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Movies and Shows for a World of Darkness LARP
I don't actually consume a ton of movies and shows, so I asked one of our other directors to list movies he recommends as good stuff to get you in the mood to play our games and together we came up with this list. What do you think? What are your favorites? Anything you would add or take away?
Vampires:
Near Dark: Great example of a nomadic Sabbat pack. R
From Dusk Till Dawn R
Only Lovers Left Alive R
The Fearless Vampire Killers NR
Fright Night (1985) NR
Vamp R
Waxwork: The film covers multiple genres, but the vampire castle segment is great. R
Werewolves:
Waxwork: The same as above, but the werewolf segment is every bit as fun. R
An American Werewolf in London R
Silver Bullet R
The Howling R
The Howling II: Your Sister is a Werewolf R
Ginger Snaps PG
Creepshow: Bad Wolf Down (CW: Genocidal Fascists) TVMA
Blood & Chocolate PG-13
Changelings:
Labyrinth PG
Pan’s Labyrinth R
Changeling R
In Dreams R
A Midsummer Night’s Dream PG-13
Willow PG
Donnie Darko R
The Fisher King R
Big Fish PG-13
Hellboy II: The Golden Army PG-13
Stardust PG-13
World of Darkness
8mm R
Eyes Wide Shut R
Crimson Peak R
Tales From the Darkside: The Movie R
The Devil’s Backbone R
#larp#changeling the dreaming#vampire the masquerade#werewolf the apocalypse#world of darkness#inspiration#movies
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Mighty desire to infodump about OCs.
Been thinking a lot about the Bloodborne au but I can't actually talk about that specific au because the pearlcluchers would have a field day if they saw the post so I'm gonna stick to the Skyrim au cuz it's what I'm playing at the moment.
So Skyrim au it is.
I did previously and by previously I mean like 3+ years ago say that Angelus is trans (ftm) but I don't remember if I ever mentioned that Jelani is also trans (ftm too). I recently made both poly which the Bloodborne versions of Loke, Jelani and Angelus are as well.
Not too much has changed in this au tbh. If a friend is still okay with pairing their OC with my Loke I'm still 1,000% for it. Loke and Trevor are still very much werewolves.
Ngl it would be neat to interact with other friends' OCs but I'm super introverted when it comes to OC interactions so unless you make the first move I just assume you don't want to plus I don't wanna pressure anyone to do so and I feel like me being overly excited would pressure someone else to say yes and I don't ever wanna do that.
I feel like writing and drawing too but I'll see if I get a chance to this week.
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Duck's Halloween Movie Picks!
I love Halloween and spooky season in general. So here's my list of many, many (but not all) horror movies to watch this October!
🧠 Zombies 🧠
Sometimes dead is better.
Night of the Living Dead (1968) & (1990)
Return of the Living Dead (1985)
Diary of the Dead (2007)
Dawn of the Dead (2004)
Overlord (2018)
Pet Semetary (1989)
Dead Snow (2009)
Dead Alive (1992)
#alive (2020)
Train to Busan (2016)
Little Monsters (2019)
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015)
Zombie (1979)
Wonderfully Witchy
It isn't Halloween without a witch.
The Witch (2015)
The Craft (1996)
Practical Magic (not a horror movie but I don't care, I love it) (1998)
Hocus Pocus (a true classic) (1993)
The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Don't Knock Twice (2016)
Drag Me To Hell (2009)
Ghastly Ghouls
Ghosts, Demons, and Poltergeists oh my!
Includes but is not limited to: haunted houses and/or people, demons, cursed objects, beings from other dimensions, etc.
The Exorcist (1973)
Insidious (2010)
The Conjuring (2013)
The Nun (2018)
Poltergeist (1982)
Verónica (2017)
Hellraiser (1987) & (2022)
Candyman (1992) & (2021)
Thir13en Ghosts (2001)
The Shining (1980)
Evil Dead (1981)
The Fog (1980)
Paranormal Activity (2007)
House on Haunted Hill (1959) & (1999)
The Frighteners (1996)
House (1985)
Hell House LLC (2015)
Pumpkinhead (1988)
Gonjian: Haunted Asylum (2018)
Possession (1981)
Carnival of Souls (1962)
Ringu (1998)
The Entity (1982)
Vicious Vampires
Because they're bloody sexy.
Nosferatu (1922)
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1999) plus all the other million dracula movies
Interview with a Vampire (1994)
30 Days of Night (2007)
Boys From County Hell (2020)
Underworld (2003)
Bloodsucking Bastards (2015)
Near Dark (1988)
Salems Lot (1979)
From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
Fright Night (1985) & (2011)
Stakeland (2010)
The Black Water Vampire (2014)
Werewolves
Fluffy and vicious, the perfect combo.
Dog Soldiers (2002)
An American Werewolf in London (1981)
Night of the Wolf: Late Phases (2014)
Ginger Snaps (2001)
The Wolf Man (1941) & (2010)
The Company of Wolves (1984)
Cursed (2005)
The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020)
Howl (2015)
The Howling (1981)
Silver Bullet (1985)
Wer (2014)
Bad Moon (1996)
The Beast Must Die (1974)
Miscellaneous Monsters
All monsters need love, not just the classics.
The Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
The Mummy (1999)
Frankenstein
Wishmaster (1997)
Eight Legged Freaks (2002)
Feast (2007)
IT (1990) & (2017)
The Descent (2005)
Jaws (1975)
Jeepers Creepers 1 + 2 (2001) & (2003)
Horror Express (1972)
Cold Ground (2017)
Devil's Pass (2013)
The Ruins (2008)
Cabin in the Woods (2011)
The Monster Squad (1987)
Under Wraps (1997)
The Babadook (2014)
Slashers
Because people are scary too.
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974)
Friday the 13th (1980)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
Halloween (1978)
The Collector (2009)
House of Wax (2005)
The Strangers (2008)
The Crazies (1973) & (2010)
SAW (2004)
Scream (1996)
The Hills Have Eyes (1977) & (2006)
The Burning (1981)
The People Under The Stairs (1991)
Sleepaway Camp (1983)
Slumber Party Massacre (1982)
Terror Train (1980)
Stage Fright (2014)
You Might Be The Killer (2018)
The Toolbox Murders (1978)
Hell Fest (2018)
Revenge (2018)
The Invitation (2016)
Audition (1999)
It Came From Space!
As if space isn't scary enough on it's own.
Includes: anything sci-fi related, not just space stuff.
The Thing (1982)
Alien (1979)
Predator (1987)
AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004)
Event Horizon (1997)
DOOM (2005)
Monsters (2010)
Re-Animator (1985)
Bride of Re-Animator (1990)
Pandorum (2009)
Chopping Mall (1986)
The McPherson Tape (1989)
Extraterrestrial (2014)
Always Anthology
The more the scarier!
Creepshow (1982)
Creepshow 2 (1987)
Tales from the Hood (1995)
V/H/S (2012)
V/H/S: 2 (2013)
V/H/S: 94 (2021)
V/H/S: 99 (2022)
Body Bags (1993)
Asylum (1972)
Trick 'r Treat (2015)
All Hallows' Eve (2019)
Holiday Specials
We can't leave out these holidays during spooky season!
My Bloody Valentine (1981) & (2009)
Prom Night (1980)
April Fool's Day (1986)
Black Christmas (1974)
#horror#horror movies#movie suggestions#halloween#spooky season#friday the 13th#a nightmare on elm street#the texas chainsaw massacre#duck did it
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Deal
Guide for tormented hearts
Pairing: Enid Sinclair x OC! Hank Hunter(L/N)
Summary: Enid can't wolf out. She managed to hide it from Wednesday and her parents in the last two months, but now she's back at the school and every fur is excited to transform together. For the first time in years, Nevermore hired a tamer to train werewolves — no more lupin cages, they'll learn to be free. Every werewolf want to break free in the woods, but not her. Enid wants to run away, until the tamer goes after her.
Warnings: crying; emotional breakdown; werewolves fighting; Wednesday's threats; stabbing
Backstory for the "You do need a friend", Hank is Y/N's older brother.
Scenes from Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 of The Hunt [Ao3]
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"Would you help me escape? Just for tonight." Enid whispered to Thing, who gesticulated readily in response. He suggested a way that, in addition to getting her out of school, would keep every student away from her.
"I can't! I don't want to lose my fingers for touching her clothes." The werewolf replied. Disguising herself as Wednesday wasn't a good plan, and even if it was, the werewolves of Nevermore would notice Enid's absence.
She needed to wolf out, she needed to meet her pack, she needed to be normal.
Enid threw herself back on her bed and sighed loudly, her conversation with Thing had ended in weariness and disappointment — but it wasn't even able to disturb the girl on the other side of the room.
Wednesday used the space on the side of her desk to hang a kind of mystical periodic table, with anecdotes about its substances and the potions that could be created. All of her attention was focused on the plants, roots and powders which could've composed Thornhill's potions.
Enid turned her look away from Wednesday and grabbed another stuffed bear of hers. She started to scratch it with her claws while her thoughts flew between countless situations: from her pack transforming without her to her mother discovering that she hadn't wolfed out in two months. The last two nights of full moon, spent at the Addams' house, served to remind Enid that she was called a "late bloomer" for a reason. Three stuffed animals had already gone bald when a knock came from the door.
Enid ran to the door and turned on the bedroom light before opening it. Neither she nor Wednesday had noticed the dusk.
"Hi?" She opened the door only enough to show her face. Hunter was waiting for her in the hallway of Ophelia Hall, hands stuck in his pockets and face turned red as if he wasn't allowed to be there.
"Hey." He replied in the same low tone as her. "All Furs have already gone to the woods. Are you coming?"
"I-I…" She checked the empty corridor and closed the door behind her. "I can't wolf out." She lowered her head before saying: "I'm sorry."
"It's okay." His voice made her look up again. "I can help you. I mean, I still have a few hours until the pack's meeting. Would you come with me?"
Enid followed him right away.
The night was cool and windy, the light spring breeze was lifting the leaves and ruffling the branches of the trees around the school. In the distance, you could hear the high, harmonized howls of werewolves. The Nevermore's packs had met and now they ran and fought through the forest. They were all there, with their claws and ears out, and Enid was here: sitting on a fallen log with their new handler in front of her. She felt bad for taking the time of the tamer.
"You know, this won't work. I'll just hide somewhere else and you can go meet them." Enid opened her eyes one more time and interrupted Hunter's speech. Even him looked annoyed by her behavior now.
"Just do what I tell you. If it doesn't work out, I'll take you shopping. Deal?"
"Deal."
"Close your eyes and breathe." He whispered and she obeyed. "Tell me how you first wolfed out. What happened?"
"Wednesday was in danger." Her fists clenched on her knees. "It was a red moon night. Thing came and told me and I just ran." She heard no more howls now. "She was in danger and I…I"
"You were afraid." His voice sounded like a continuity of her thoughts. "You needed to protect her."
"Yes."
"But you're still afraid. You are afraid and Wednesday's safe now."
"I..I…" Hunter didn't rush her. "I fear her. I fear she will figure out I can't— I can't—" Her breathing trembled. "I can't be her friend to death. I can't be what she wants because I'm too much. I'm too much for her. I'm too much for a pack. I'm too much for everyone." The tamer backed up a few steps as she started crying. " I can't be a werewolf. I can't be normal. I can't be as my mother wishes — I will always be alone!" A dozen branches broke together with her last words. Her speech grew and strained until a loud growl snapped out her lungs — she wasn't speaking, but howling.
"Follow my voice, Enid." The werewolf crawled in her four paws, her fangs and hot breath almost hitting Hunter's face. He lifted his hand to the pink fur on her head.
"You are a werewolf. You have a pack now. You are not alone." She grunted and leaned in towards him. "Open your eyes."
Her reaction was as lively and animalistic as possible: she jumped on the man, hitting him with her paws and licking his entire face. The tamer burst out laughing and stroked the werewolf's fur.
"Now go." And Enid followed the howls of the Nevermore’s pack.
The running and playing of the wolves kept half the school awake: every student who had forgotten his noise damper at home now suffered from the lively nature of the packs. Enid howled, fought and ran as much as the other Furs. They all came together and followed the tamer, enjoying his snacks, orders and games. His clothes were already torn and his feet already ached when three wolves stayed behind. Hunter called them, but they kept still.
He soon saw the wooden shed they surrounded.
"Hey!" he shouted as soon as the three started attacking the small construction. "Stop." But the wolves continued scratching and kicking the hut.
Hunter took a whistle from his pocket and blew it: all the canines in the area heard his command, and yet the three werewolves did not stop. Their attacks became more violent as other werewolves approached. He had brought the whistle to his mouth once more when a blow struck his back. The tamer was thrown meters forward, bursting through the doors of the shed and smashing the trestles and paintings inside it.
"ENOUGH!" he shouted, but the wooden boards continued to fall beside him — and, once all construction had been knocked down, the werewolves advanced on him. The only thing that kept Hunter from being bitten and scratched was the pink wolf's attack.
The werewolves rolled over the wreckage of the shed, the three tallest and strongest united against Enid. They roared and attacked her, their fur and ears raised as if the pink werewolf was a terrible threat.
The she-wolf stopped in front of Hunter, ready to stop any attack from reaching him. The werewolves were ready to fight — but a clap broke the sound of loud roars and splintered wood. Suddenly, all the wolves were quietened by the sound of the tamer's hands clapping.
All the furs froze and sat.
“Enid.” He spoke between heavy breaths. “Find it.”
The werewolf started to sniff the ground under Hunter’s feet, tracking down the scent that made her mates violent. The object dug up by the she-wolf was small, fragile and smelly: it caused the werewolves to howl and grunt again, but still sat due to the tamer's command.
It caused Enid to wince, grunt, and return to her human form in loud cries.
It was a teeth necklace.
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Enid was laid down on her bed carefully and slowly.
Her previous state – scratched and bloodied – was replaced by a clean, disheveled, and tired appearance. She was fine, but she was wearing clothes that did not belong to her and her face was swollen from crying. The only thing that guaranteed her peaceful sleep were the dirt-soaked hands that guided her back to her room. Hunter took to himself whatever panic and nausea Enid had, and laid her down on the bed in her dark room.
He didn't even remember her roommate until his legs failed.
"What have you done?" Wednesday required in a dark voice once he hit the ground.
"I could ask you the same." He grumbled from the floor, his slurred tone and speech between clenched teeth announced the kind of content he had delivered to her. It was the necklace Thing hid in Xavier’s shed, Wednesday intended to keep it in there until she figured out what was her stalker intentions. "Shit." Hunter grunted in pain.
"How d—"
"It has your Thing's scent on it." Just the remnants of the necklace's smell left on his fingertips was enough to twist his stomach.
"What's happening to you?"
"I took her malaise." He whispered. "She needs sleep more than me."
"Leave."
"I can't." He tried to move, but the creaking of the wooden floor created a minefield to Enid's sleep and well-being. "I can't barely see you, just pretend I'm not here."
Wednesday grabbed his shoulders in a burst, feeling the dirt, blood, and sweat pooling on his clothes and skin. The rips in his coat caused her to touch his wounds unintentionally — and Hank desperately ran away from her hands.
But it was too late: now Wednesday fell beside him and felt all the pain he was bearing.
"Fuck, Addams. Couldn't you have just stood still?" He dragged himself a few inches closer to her, just close enough to hold her hand. The ache and nausea left her body slowly.
Wednesday jumped away as soon as she regained her strength. "Are you a healer?"
"Sort of." He barely had a voice now. "Where did you get it? "
"It's none of your business."
"That thing almost got the werewolves to kill each other. It is my business."
She didn't need to answer him. In fact, Hank, now completely defenseless and weak at her feet, was the perfect suspect for her interrogation.
"I'll ask the questions now." She knelt beside Hunter, her hands and lips purposefully close to his face.
She could hear him swallowing dryly.
"Speak." He commanded, his voice firm despite all the weakness in his body.
That only made her hate him even more.
"Who are you?"
"I'm the inuit's cursed child." Hunter admitted. "Born from a Kigatilik, I was left in the woods to die."
"And the Hunters have found you."
"Yes." She didn't understand the reason behind the sudden flaw in his voice, like a sob escaping from his heavy chest.
"Why are you truly here?"
“I’ve already told you, I came to—“ His breathing failed once the cold blade touched his neck.
“The truth.” Wednesday reminded him. Hunter scoffed quietly and lifted his back, the knife being pressed against his skin because of his movement. He supported all his weight on one arm, leaning in forwards Wednesday.
A drop of blood ran down his neck.
“I came after Hyde.” The knife was forced with more intensity. “ I came to tame him.”
“It can’t be tamed. It’s a beast without conscience.”
“But Tyler can be.” Hunter suddenly took the blade from her hands and sat in front of her. Their knees touched and the closeness allowed them to finally see each other's faces. Wednesday had a serious, determined look - ready to attack him if he became a threat; and Hunter, wounded, dirty and sweaty, had a steady posture, immune to Addams' intimidation. He could have easily stabbed her. “ Where did you find the necklace?”
He handed the knife back to her.
“Buried in the woods.”
“You shouldn’t have dug up. It’s a beast trap.” Wednesday watched Hunter speaking. “Lead and an adrenaline trigger. It could kill you…and Enid .” Wednesday looked up at her roommate’s bed: she didn’t know how dangerous that scent was to the she-wolf.
“You can keep it in the greenhouse. It won’t affect no one there.” Hunter lowered his face. “I have to stay here until the smell’s gone.”
“Thing.” Wednesday delivered the necklace to him, who didn’t complain. He too wanted to keep Enid safe. The hand left the room and Hunter and Wednesday were now alone.
“I don’t trust you.” She roared.
“You shouldn’t.” He looked up at her again. “But we have a common goal. Don’t you think it is wiser to work together?”
“I don’t.”
“Then do it for your friends.” Hunter replied in a sharp voice. “I want to keep them safe as much as you do.”
Wednesday stood up and walked to her bed. The moonlight invading the room illuminated her back and stiff steps.
"I see you everywhere." She whispered. " It's disturbing."
"Our leads go the same way. " He tried to stand up, but his body was still too heavy. He remained kneeling in the middle of the room. "Let me show you."
She turned her face slightly in his direction.
"Okay. "
#enid sinclair#enid sinclair x reader#wednesday addams#enid sinclair x original character#demon original character#inuit#ao3 fanfic#inuit mythology#wednesday fanfic
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Summer Gothic Aesthetics
Tagged by: @pinkydude (I smooch)
🌑RULES: Bold what applies to your character and their aesthetics; italicise those that somewhat apply; and stikethrough whatever doesn't apply (bonus~ added colors to those that fits really well!)
Doing this for my boy Zayn~
▶ Haunted Boardwalk
rickety ferris wheels, carnival lights through fog, saltwater taffy and popcorn, tarot card readings, childhood best-friends, thunderstorms over the sea, tear-streaked face paint, chipping animatronics partially submerged in brackish water, ill-fated games of truth or dare, vintage circus posters boasting mermaids and wolf men, underwater caves marked with a skull and crossbones, darts that are a little too sharp, twinkling lights in the dark, distant and ghostly laughter, blue and pink cotton candy, sunburnt shoulders, cherry flavored sno-cones, switchblades tucked into costumes, a bloody trail into an old tent
▶ Solitary Park Ranger
the yellow eye shine of an unseen animal, circling turkey vultures, unnatural fluctuations in the passage of time, daddy long legs in rotting logs, distorted backwards speech through a walkie-talkie, unexplainable antler shrines, coniferous mountain horizons, star-like bonfire sparks whirling in an indigo night, nests of infant barn owls, claw marks in tent fabric, soft and distant howls, unexplained lights darting through trees, clawed footprints in the dirt, bomber jackets and hiking boots, an old and well-used shotgun, thunderstorms that darken the sky, a rusted and reliable truck, the smell of petrichor, a voice calling your name from the trees
▶ Southern Cemetary
magnolia blossoms, chipping white porch swings, spanish moss, suffocating humidity, faded photographs of lacy weddings, tire tracks in mud, mausoleum angels, family trees, the yellow-green eyes of alligators, repressed childhood memories bubbling to the surface, broken porcelain dolls, legs covered with mosquito bites, blood promises, crucifixes, barbed wire, dark family secrets, stained white button downs, sweat drops down your spine, marshy swamp lands, weeping willow trees, rusted iron gates, cicadas in the summer, moss covered gravestones with fresh dirt, cursed family jewelry, old patina rosaries, fireflies at dusk
▶ Road Trip Burnout
bloodshot eyes, flickering neon motel signs, aviator sunglasses, magic 8 balls, recurrent dreams of grey aliens, beaded curtains, dusty denim and incense smoke, sepia desert vistas, playlists of 1960s rock songs, coded messages in television static, comets in the night sky, fake ids, gas station snacks, jesus bobble heads, split lips, patchouli, paranoia between friends, ice cold diet coke, ripped jeans and converse, cigarette smoke drifting out of a car window, a 1960's white ford mustang, evergreen air fresheners, thousand yard stares, a gas station attendant who knows too many secrets, something dark following alongside your car, abandoned rest stops, rickety road signs that lead nowhere
sdfskjdfh This took me forever to get to cuz I think I misunderstood what it was and was overthinking it.
This makes him sound hella dark but that's partially cuz he's a werewolf so spooky stuff fits. He's actually a sweetheart most of the time, I swear. Just.... don't piss him off. lol
Tagging: uhhh @afterdark-vp, @sammysilverdyne, uhhh anyone else who may want to, consider yourself tagged. lmao I dunno I'm bad at keeping up with who's done these. If you've already done it or don't care to it's all good. No pressure ever~
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A woman has an encounter with a werewolf, and it goes exactly how you'd expect it might.
CW: werewolf, non-consent, bad ending, prey POV, reader POV
In the city Pesh, there is a story about a man cursed to become a wolf. Every sun sets a howl can be heard through the streets, ringing as loud as the church bells. Any who stay out after dark know they do so at the risk of becoming prey of the beast.
You have lived here your entire life, but tonight the shop took a little longer than usual to clean up. Hurrying through the streets, you can feel the tension in the air as the guards patrol the dusk square.
As you round the corner to your house, you see it. A large black shadow looming in the street ahead. Immediately you step back, heading back to the square keeping your eyes on the figure.
It stalks forward after you, a huge hulking beast - it resembles a man, but much larger and its chest wide and arms thick with muscles. It looks at you, and snarls, it's long fangs glistening in the lantern light.
You turn and run, but you barely make it to the corner before it is on you. It grabs you with both hands, clutching over your mouth as you scream. It's too strong to fight, you have no chance of escaping as it drags you out of the city limits and forces you against the ground.
You feel the warmth of its breath on the back of your neck as it mounts you from behind. The weight of its body pins you down, the big, brawny weight of its muscular body. You should be terrified but something about it, you are sweating but not in panic. Warmth rushes through you as it licks you, tastes your neck as if ready to sink its teeth in. Instead you feel its hand lift up your dress and the panic returns.
You can't call out as the dirt and leaf litter cushions your face. You can't see a thing, only hear and feel as a brilliantly hot, wet knot slaps out against you. It is so big you feel like you're going to faint the moment it pushes inside you, but it keeps going. You feel all of it, every massive inch as it stretches you roughly. Pain, but also pleasure, also a desire for more. For the way its claws feel as it grabs you rightly, and the way its hot, wet breath feels against your neck. You keep waiting for the moment its jaws will snap shut but they never do. Instead, you feel that fat knot push in only moments before it cums.
As it swells, you feel yourself swelling, the heat filling you is almost too much - it feels as if you're melting away, your mind overcome with wanton desire for more. A muffled moan escapes your lips through the leaf litter. You feel as if you'll break, and only after the knot stops growing inside you do you realise you've cum all over the inside of your dress.
"You'll be a good little breeding bitch," its words, so forceful, wash through you.
You can barely think as it lets you up onto your hands and knees.
"Won't you?"
And you realise it is not giving you a choice, but an order, one you're all to happy to accept, "Yes, Daddy!"
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Kranked! (Disneyverse!Home Alone)
In the sand-swept realm of Agrabah, where the sun kissed the earth with a radiance both beautiful and treacherous, Destane the sorcerer was deep in thought. Possessing powers that could rival the mightiest djinn, Destane yearned for more. His latest ambition was to invade the lush, mystical world of Rosas, notorious for its beauty and bravery. But it was not just his cunning mind that sought conquest; he had forged an unlikely alliance with Lycaon, the fierce werewolf king from the world of Hercules.
“Rosas is only guarded by an amateur apprentice,” Destane mused sinisterly, swirling his fingers through the air as he conjured images of sprawling territory and untold riches. “With my magic and your strength, we shall take it all!”
The two were a fearsome duo, a potent blend of magic and brute strength. They meticulously plotted their invasion, but unknown to them, they had a wildcard in their midst—Mayla Lupa, Lycaon’s young daughter. A sprightly prankster with a penchant for mischief, she had overheard their treacherous plans and was determined to protect her home, even if it meant defending Rosas from her own father.
As dusk fell, the duo advanced toward Rosas with a plan that could bend kingdoms to their will. But unaware of the tactical traps Mayla had set up, they marched with confidence, devising their strategies in hushed tones.
It began with a hidden bow and arrow rigged to a cleverly crafted hidden trigger. As they approached the vicinity of Rosas, Destane was struck by a sudden projectile. The arrow flew straight and true, hitting him squarely in the groin. “What the—?!” he yelped, collapsing to the ground, clutching his nether regions. “I've been shot in the Allahdamn nuts!”
“Destane, you fool!” snarled Lycaon, but as he turned to rush to his comrade's aid, he too fell victim to Mayla's deviousness. A swinging log, perfectly camouflaged, swung down from above, knocking Lycaon off his feet and sending him sprawling into the dirt.
“THAT FUCKING BITCH IS ARMED!!!” he growled, his voice echoing through the quiet night. Writhing on the ground alongside Destane, the two tyrants were caught in a series of snares that Mayla had laid with careful precision—paint cans hanging from ropes and cleverly placed marbles that sent them slipping and sliding every which way.
Mayla watched, stifling her giggles from her hidden vantage point, her heart racing from excitement and laughter. With a quick wave of his hand, Destane gathered his resolve, ready to unleash a spell to turn the tables. But just as he began to chant, Mayla reached into her pouch and threw a handful of glittering dust into the air. It sparkled like stars but carried a potent aroma that immediately caused Destane to sneeze uncontrollably.
“YOU LITTLE BRAT!” Destane roared between sneezes.
“BY THE GODS! Why is this happening?!” Lycaon howled in indignation, his life flashing before his eyes. The precious dignity of a fierce warrior was crumbling before the embodied prankster spirit of his own spawn.
Just as their mishaps reached a climax, a commotion could be heard in the distance—an unmistakable rally cry filled the air. Mickey Mouse, along with an ensemble of Disney heroes, had arrived at Rosas’s borders. Rallying to protect the land was their duty, and they had gotten wind of the duo’s attack.
“Stay back, you tyrants!” Mickey shouted as he charged through the trees, the other heroes at his side. Donald Duck swung a spatula, Goofy brandished an oversized broom, and a determined Mulan readied herself alongside a group of skilled warriors.
Destane struggled to his feet, wincing in agony, only to find himself surrounded. “You meddling fools! We were simply going to conquer this place!” he roared.
“Not today,” Mickey declared, his voice steady, while the others encircled the villains like a band of unbreakable threads.
“Your reign of terror ends here!” Mulan added, drawing her sword.
Mayla, seeing the tide turn, felt a bit of pride at the successful thwarting of her father and Destane’s plans. She snuck out from her hiding place, a smirk on her face. “You picked the wrong girl to mess with!” she called out, arms crossed confidently over her chest.
Lycaon growled ferociously, “Mayla, you will pay for this—”
With a united front, the heroes closed in on Destane and Lycaon. What was to be a glorious invasion turned into a comedy of errors, with the two villains now facing the battle of their lives—not against warriors, but against the whimsical valor of those they sought to dethrone.
And so, the night sky over Rosas sparkled with laughter rather than chaos, with Mayla Lupa as the unlikely hero silently victorious, the first to take down a sorcerer and beast, armed only with cunning and a few cleverly placed booby traps.
#Mayla Lupa#oc character#Destane#aladdin the series#Lycaon#disneyverse#house of mouse#my writing#snippet#happy december#Hellblock Tango
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