by lady beneviento » Sat Nov 21, 2020 7:44 am
𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐚 𝐋𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐞
【 the researcher - twenty-one - she/they - demon - homo - mood; anxious - location; ghost hunters' van - tags; open 】
Mara shifted uncomfortably in her seat, unable to shake the feeling of unease that has been steadily growing. The van had been fairly quiet for the past hour or so, anticipation growing since the first road sign for Mournfall was spotted two miles back. Mara slammed the book she had been attempting to read shut, opting to look out the window instead. When she had first begun to read up on Mournfall, it seemed like any of the other towns they've been to, chock full of disappearances, gruesome killings and reported ghost sightings. However, the deeper Mara dug into the town's history the more concerned she got. There were descriptions of supposed monsters that sounded entirely too accurate to be made up, and it made Mara's skin crawl. I really hope I'm not walking my humans headfirst into danger, Mara thought, eyebrows creasing as her hand unconsciously reached up to press against the sigil tattooed over her heart. Mara's gaze flickered over all of her friends, feeling the familiar warm, tingling feeling of emotions ( she still was not used to feeling emotions other than burning rage, mild amusement and curiosity). Nothing bad is going to happen to them. Not on my watch, Mara mused, eyes narrowing at the looming sign ahead of them, indicating that they had finally arrived in Mournfall.
𝑩𝒍𝒂𝒊𝒓𝒆 𝑰𝒗𝒚
『 twenty-four - female - not-deer - pan - mood; bored - location; edge of forest - tags; open 』
Blaire ran her long tongue over her sharp teeth, relishing in the coppery tang she tasted. Her large ears flicked, picking up the sounds of birds chirping and humans, just beginning to wake up and go about their daily business. Blaire's lips curled up in a snarl at the thought of them. Trotting lightly to the very edge of the tree line, Blaire peeked through the foliage out at the town before her. A few humans milled about, unaware of the not-deer's predatory gaze glaring down at them from the forest's edge. Blaire briefly considered trying to lure one in, but decided against it. The full moon is in three days, and Blaire needs to save her strength and stamina for the possibility of having to fight a werewolf to save her own skin or protect her herd. Taking one last look at the humans in the township, Blaire ducked back into the shadows of the tree cover, applying her glamour away from possible prying eyes. Standing up, Blaire stretched, trying to rid herself of the stiffness in her spine and shoulders. Even though she's decided not to hunt until after the full moon, at the very least Blaire could go into town and scout out her next meal. Cracking her back one last time, Blaire began to walk towards town, taking her time to relish the sounds of the forest beginning to wake.
𝚆𝚒𝚗𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝙵𝚎𝚊𝚝𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚌𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚝
〖 nineteen - he/they - ahuizotl - homo - mood; lonely - location; downtown mournfall - tags; open 〗
Winter was growing quite tired of being alone. Having spent another night sleeping in an old abandoned building ( this time he chose the old church and after just one night decided he'd never go in there again; the humans were right to board it up after all), his neck and back were sore and his skin felt uncomfortably dry. This has been he longest time Winter has gone without swimming, for the news of his disgrace spread quickly through the creatures of the river and very time he tried to go down to the river for refuge, a self righteous kelpie or an ahuizotl from a different family unit would drive him out, spitting cruel words at him. Heaving a sad sigh, Winter ran his hands through his hair, stopping in his track for a moment to observe his surroundings. He found himself in the downtown area of Mournfall, surrounded by a variety of small businesses. Winter then remembered why he's here- to find a job so he can begin to make a life for himself among the humans. Heaving another melancholy sigh, Winter trudged over to a nearby alleyway, leaning his head against a cool concrete wall and closing his eyes, taking a moment to prepare himself for a day full of talking to humans.