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- Horror, Modern, Modern Fantasy, Multiverse/Panfandom, Mystery, Paranormal, Scifi, Survival
Nathan! Come on! Don't make me a murderer by leaving you behind!
She had to have known saying such a thing to a guy like Nathan Prescott had practically been a challenge. The costumed bitch hadn't known a damn thing about Nathan or what he'd gone through. Why did it matter to him if he died, when he knew he would have been killed as soon as he got back to Arcadia Bay? He had been a dead man walking, so all of their judgemental looks and words had done nothing but embolden his final decision to let his life end.
Except, fuck, he was somehow still alive.
It was all bullshit.
The last thing Nathan wanted to do was think-- He'd done enough thinking to last him the rest of his miserable life and here was somehow alive. Not just alive, but alone as well, with only with his thoughts jumbling around inside his head to keep him company. Those thoughts were poison... voices in his head that wouldn't shut up. He wanted the voices to just go away and he thought he'd killed them too by dying.
But again, it was all bullshit.
"Why am I here?" he said quietly, speaking to himself. "The fuck do you want from me...?" Nathan couldn't bear to look anyone in the eye, especially the other players he was being forced to parade around with.
Asher! Come on! Don't you dare leave me, Asher!
Iron from Ice!
Well, that was one hell of a way to go.
Fucking Whitehills.
Asher Forrester tended to take whatever life threw at him in stride. Sure, he had a bit of a habit for not being able to keep his mouth shut, but really, that just made things more interesting for everybody, didn't it? Asher had enough quips to say about just about any situation, even situations that should have gotten him killed (or actually killed, in one case), but to live and breathe after feeling every bit of that iron steel through his gut would do just about anyone's head in. Even Asher, who had just about nothing to say to anyone ever since he had been brought into this.
The Old Gods be damned, what a joke this all was. Asher couldn't say how or why he was here, or even what here was. Whether he was still dying, stuck in a dream, or drunk off his ass, none of it offered an explanation that Asher could understand. The only real way to take it in stride was simply to not think about it much at all.
He was alive. At a party. If there was anything Asher enjoyed, it was surviving. He should have been happy.
... Why wasn't he happy?
"..." The Forrester took a deep breath, crossing his arms as he looked out upon the mingling guests. Their carefree attitudes made him feel a bit unsettled. "Nothing's happening here until I get something to drink," he muttered under his breath.
If Lucy had been nervous before the party started, it paled in comparison to the anxiousness pooling in her gut now. There were just so many eyes, too many who knew too much about her. She could blame Joshua for that, but she couldn't afford wasting time on ill will toward anyone.
She had been largely silent for a while now, standing somewhat proud in her suit. She didn't make much of a move to mingle, sticking with Larkin and Saya for the most part. When the question of where Arya went off to started up, Lucy was just about to offer to look for her.
But then an imposing reaper showed up and accused Arya of stealing, and Lucy was at a loss for words again. She didn't know what would be the appropriate action here, for defending Arya came with some heavy implications. She decided to try at being neutral.
"Where did you last have it?" she asked, her voice even.
@Savannah Clause @Klutzy Ninja Kitty @Krieg
She had to have known saying such a thing to a guy like Nathan Prescott had practically been a challenge. The costumed bitch hadn't known a damn thing about Nathan or what he'd gone through. Why did it matter to him if he died, when he knew he would have been killed as soon as he got back to Arcadia Bay? He had been a dead man walking, so all of their judgemental looks and words had done nothing but embolden his final decision to let his life end.
Except, fuck, he was somehow still alive.
It was all bullshit.
The last thing Nathan wanted to do was think-- He'd done enough thinking to last him the rest of his miserable life and here was somehow alive. Not just alive, but alone as well, with only with his thoughts jumbling around inside his head to keep him company. Those thoughts were poison... voices in his head that wouldn't shut up. He wanted the voices to just go away and he thought he'd killed them too by dying.
But again, it was all bullshit.
"Why am I here?" he said quietly, speaking to himself. "The fuck do you want from me...?" Nathan couldn't bear to look anyone in the eye, especially the other players he was being forced to parade around with.
Asher! Come on! Don't you dare leave me, Asher!
Iron from Ice!
Well, that was one hell of a way to go.
Fucking Whitehills.
Asher Forrester tended to take whatever life threw at him in stride. Sure, he had a bit of a habit for not being able to keep his mouth shut, but really, that just made things more interesting for everybody, didn't it? Asher had enough quips to say about just about any situation, even situations that should have gotten him killed (or actually killed, in one case), but to live and breathe after feeling every bit of that iron steel through his gut would do just about anyone's head in. Even Asher, who had just about nothing to say to anyone ever since he had been brought into this.
The Old Gods be damned, what a joke this all was. Asher couldn't say how or why he was here, or even what here was. Whether he was still dying, stuck in a dream, or drunk off his ass, none of it offered an explanation that Asher could understand. The only real way to take it in stride was simply to not think about it much at all.
He was alive. At a party. If there was anything Asher enjoyed, it was surviving. He should have been happy.
... Why wasn't he happy?
"..." The Forrester took a deep breath, crossing his arms as he looked out upon the mingling guests. Their carefree attitudes made him feel a bit unsettled. "Nothing's happening here until I get something to drink," he muttered under his breath.
If Lucy had been nervous before the party started, it paled in comparison to the anxiousness pooling in her gut now. There were just so many eyes, too many who knew too much about her. She could blame Joshua for that, but she couldn't afford wasting time on ill will toward anyone.
She had been largely silent for a while now, standing somewhat proud in her suit. She didn't make much of a move to mingle, sticking with Larkin and Saya for the most part. When the question of where Arya went off to started up, Lucy was just about to offer to look for her.
But then an imposing reaper showed up and accused Arya of stealing, and Lucy was at a loss for words again. She didn't know what would be the appropriate action here, for defending Arya came with some heavy implications. She decided to try at being neutral.
"Where did you last have it?" she asked, her voice even.
@Savannah Clause @Klutzy Ninja Kitty @Krieg