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You trembled slightly as you took another step out into the darkness of the forest. "Hello?" You called out once more, clutching Journal number one and a half (#1 1/2) close to your chest. Something had lured you out here; you weren't sure what but you could feel its presence. Soon, you began to lose your patience. "Hello?!" It was only after a loud crash was heard to your left that you realized you probably shouldn't have been shouting out in the woods at night. You whipped around only to see nothing but the forms of the trees that suddenly looked so much more menacing than they had earlier. You laughed nervously, wishing you had put a c

Stranger in a Strange Land [Bill Cipher x Reader] NOTE: This is a re-upload from my old account. (Warning: This piece contains some dark topics and swearing. It's not very upbeat, be warned. This is also a songfic, so the lines of the song will be in italics. Song used is called "Stranger in a Strange Land" by 30 Seconds to Mars) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmOIDAa3Dy0 - - - You'd think being stuck in your own mind wouldn't too terrible. After all, it is your own brain, your own thoughts carved from your being. Why would it be bad? Why would somebody be pushed to their breaking point inside the safety of your own mind? Enemy of mi

A/N: In advance I'm sorry if Bill isn't portrayed right, also all characters are aged up to at least seventeen and eighteen. You narrowed your eyes as you walked through the woods. Taking in a deep breath as you tried to calm your nerves, your fist clenched and unclenched as you stopped and stood there. You may be wondering why you're angry, well you see it was because of your friend, Dipper Pines. Once again he had blew you off to go and chase down some monster or whatever it was that he planned to do. It angered you how the brunette chose some dumb mystery over his friend. "Ugh! That...that idiot!" You exclaimed, kicking a rock that was i

"Hey Lightning Bolt!" You groaned at the voice, turning in bed and stuffing a pillow over your head. Every day....Every goddamn day he came and bothered you. You see, about three months ago you had found a triangular pendant slightly buried in the dirt behind your neighbor's house. What you didn't know was that a part of Bill possessed the pendant, which gave you quite a nasty surprise when he popped out of it. You had first been shocked and a more than a little scared of the playful demon stranger. Of course you tried to get rid of the pendant countless times but everytime youthrew it away it kept reappearing round your neck. Over the months

“N-no! Leave me alone!” The boy shot up from where he had been sleeping restlessly, wriggling, breathing heavily and turning sides every thirty seconds. You had been watching him struggle and finally had decided to wake him up from an obvious nightmare. With a gentle touch, you ran your hand through his bangs, moist from sweat forming on his forehead. “Don’t touch me!” Edward looked terrified and gathered all the blankets to his arms, as to keep himself safe. Your heart broke to million pieces when you saw the look in his amber eyes. It was full of grief, hate and fear. Even though you knew you weren’t th

Chapter Two - The Nameless Pharaoh        Y/n spent the next hour studying the scan, re-scanning his body, and studying even more. She hummed to herself. “They did a magnificent job, absolutely amazing… Now if only I could figure out how… Seriously?! How the hell... “ This went on for a while, with nothing but the hum of the scanner and computer and the occasional mumble from Y/n.        Squinting her eyes she hummed under her breath. Zooming in on the image, she cleared the resolution up a bit. Her eyes widened. “Now, what do we have here?” The tiniest fraction could be seen on one of the upper, left ri

You tucked a sweaty strand of hair behind your ear as you cut the grain. Your tunic stuck to your back as the sun pelted down from high in the sky. You heaved the blade one last time and let out a sigh of relief. Finally, you were done. After harvesting the last of the grain, you handed it off to your (parent/guardian) who laughed at your disheveled appearance and said you could have the rest of the afternoon to yourself. You decided to spend your free time down by the Nile to cool off. Making sure to keep an eye out for crocodiles, you stripped off your damp, sweaty tunic and jumped in the cool river. The water soothed your sun heated skin

        You closed looked out the large glass window, the weather reflecting your sorrow mood. Thunder clashed in sky directly after it was lit up by blinding white lightning. Rain poured heavily down, as if the skies were crying for you. You had already shed all your tears. All that remained was an emptiness in your chest. Nancy walked in, carrying your traveling clothes. Nancy was a lady in waiting and also the one who had raised you. Your mother had you young, at the age of seventeen. And as she was a sickly woman with a country to run, Nancy took the responsibility of caring for you. She was probably more of a mother to you than the woman

Nick breathed a huge sigh of relief as he and Maya left the courthouse. It was half after seven in the evening. Their most recent case had taken nearly the entire day to close, yet they successfully proved their client "not guilty". It took three recesses and his usual drawing out of the trial until the evidence and testimonies finally yielded the truth. The defense attorney felt bad that the final hearing ran so late. He never got the chance to make an important phone call. With the case finally over, he dialed the number he needed and waited for the person to pick up. His cell rang a little longer than usual, which worried Phoenix. Around