Corbin Blair (
crowboy) wrote in
hadriel_logs2016-08-14 10:20 am
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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Who: Corbin and you!
What: Two parts, one will be Corbin (and you) trading scary stories around a campfire, and the second will be Corbin in werecrow form jumping out at people to scare them. Fun times for everyone!
Where: Story time happens right near the orchard, since that's where all the wood is, Jump scare times happen anywhere you'd like!
When: Any time!
Warnings: Corbin's stories don't pull punches, so expect plenty of blood and scary things. Also crow monster jumpscares
I.
A campfire flickers near the orchard, just under the shade of the nearest trees. Corbin's laid up enough wood nearby to keep it going for awhile, carefully feeding it. There's not that much light, just enough to cast his face in that appropriately creepy glow. Every once in awhile you might hear a strange, creepy, whistling, or something that sounds like a child's laugh, courtesy of the orchard's mockingjays.
The redhead sits cross-legged in front of the fire, waiting for someone to join him, his nose and cheekbones thrown into stark relief by the firelight when he looks up at your approach. He even smiles, but the light gives it a sinister edge.
"Care t' sit an' swap sum stories? I might have a few t' share."
[OOC: He'll tell the first story, this is just a starter so everyone doesn't get the same one right off the bat]
II.
The city is darker than usual, and in some places it's darker than that. If you happen to walk down those streets you might hear a sound.
Clack, clack. The noise follows you, a hollow sort of sound. Clack, clack. The faster you walk you might hear a scratching noise, like claws against rock. Try running and the noise keeps following you, and a fluttering sound, like huge wings clack, clack, and a pause, and then again clack, clack. A sound somewhere between a harsh croak and a laugh.
The sounds chase you and then they suddenly stop, or maybe you stop, decide to face the phantom noise. Something moves on the outside edge of your candle or lantern and them with a harsh caw some half-crow half man beast lunges at your from a dark corner, beak open and taloned hands extended, surely ready to claw and maim...
[OOC: Corbin is being a shit, he's not going to hurt anyone, just scare you and then run away. In his werecrow form he looks kind of like this. Feel free to punch him in the face or lecture him. Or run away screaming, he'll enjoy that too.]
What: Two parts, one will be Corbin (and you) trading scary stories around a campfire, and the second will be Corbin in werecrow form jumping out at people to scare them. Fun times for everyone!
Where: Story time happens right near the orchard, since that's where all the wood is, Jump scare times happen anywhere you'd like!
When: Any time!
Warnings: Corbin's stories don't pull punches, so expect plenty of blood and scary things. Also crow monster jumpscares
I.
A campfire flickers near the orchard, just under the shade of the nearest trees. Corbin's laid up enough wood nearby to keep it going for awhile, carefully feeding it. There's not that much light, just enough to cast his face in that appropriately creepy glow. Every once in awhile you might hear a strange, creepy, whistling, or something that sounds like a child's laugh, courtesy of the orchard's mockingjays.
The redhead sits cross-legged in front of the fire, waiting for someone to join him, his nose and cheekbones thrown into stark relief by the firelight when he looks up at your approach. He even smiles, but the light gives it a sinister edge.
"Care t' sit an' swap sum stories? I might have a few t' share."
[OOC: He'll tell the first story, this is just a starter so everyone doesn't get the same one right off the bat]
II.
The city is darker than usual, and in some places it's darker than that. If you happen to walk down those streets you might hear a sound.
Clack, clack. The noise follows you, a hollow sort of sound. Clack, clack. The faster you walk you might hear a scratching noise, like claws against rock. Try running and the noise keeps following you, and a fluttering sound, like huge wings clack, clack, and a pause, and then again clack, clack. A sound somewhere between a harsh croak and a laugh.
The sounds chase you and then they suddenly stop, or maybe you stop, decide to face the phantom noise. Something moves on the outside edge of your candle or lantern and them with a harsh caw some half-crow half man beast lunges at your from a dark corner, beak open and taloned hands extended, surely ready to claw and maim...
[OOC: Corbin is being a shit, he's not going to hurt anyone, just scare you and then run away. In his werecrow form he looks kind of like this. Feel free to punch him in the face or lecture him. Or run away screaming, he'll enjoy that too.]

II
His pace picks up as he refuses to turn around. But right as he does so, a scratchy noise is added to the clacking. Then comes the bizarre cackle that almost sounds like a laugh.
Rashid's definitely scared out of his wits, but he tries to be brave nonetheless. "Whatever you are, you can't scare me. You're probably just making scary noises." He turns around to confront whatever's doing it, and lo and behold there's a giant bird beast that suddenly lunges at him. "What the-!"
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"Let me guess, you're just some guy in a bird suit trying to scare people, right?"
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"I'm real. Jes' be glad I'm out fer pranks." If Corbin was out to hurt someone, Rashid probably wouldn't want to be meeting him in a dark alley like this.
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"So you're really a giant bird?!" What's wrong with this place? Talking giant birds who scare people for no good reason. It doesn't help that Rashid visibly shivers when those clawed fingers are unraveled.
Eeeeewwwww...
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"And hey, mebbe yer the funny lookin' one. Ever thinka that?" No one was actually sure what a werecrow's "normal" form was, they switched between the three forms with equal ease, and it wasn't like they changed to another shape after they died. So who could really say if this was his "real" form or not.
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While there may be some truth to that... "I'm not the most conventional-looking person around, but I don't think I look -that- funny. Do I?" Great, now the bird thing has him thinking about it.
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"What, you don't think I can win over all the lady crows?" Because he is so the pinnacle of manliness. Human manliness.
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"That shouldn't be a problem at all."
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But not with ones that like to scare the pants off of him.
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"Mebbe start savin' some shiny things, 'case one shows up." And hope it's not one of his sisters, or his grandma. Though the thought of Rashid trying to court his grandmother is absolutely hilarious, setting off another round of crow laughing.
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"If I find some nice, shiny coins, I'll put them aside. Just in case." And yes, he's going to wink because he's still not admitting defeat. And he's not admitting that he's still kind of scared of the giant crow.
2!
"I know you're there." He stops and folds his arms, waiting for the approaching clacking footsteps to stop before he turns around.
That.... is not what he was expecting. Instead of standing there and letting himself be maimed he up and disappears in an explosion of static. "What the fuck are you?"
That voice is somewhere behind the giant crow monster because he's definitely not leaving without finding out where this came from and if it's worth punching.
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But he'll keep his distance for now, wary that he might have been following the wrong kind of person. The claws on his feet and hands usually make other people wary of messing with him, but that was by no means universal.
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Crossing his arms again he tilts his head, sizing Corbin up. "And why are you following me? Usually it's the other way around."
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"So come clean, what are you?"
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A moment later and what had been a 7 foot tall werecrow was now a large-ish, but still normal-sized, solid black crow. It was a bit awkward, from the ground, but Corbin flapped his wings, launching himself up to fly above the buildings, where the creepy guy presumably couldn't follow him.
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Suddenly reeling back he manifests a baseball bat in his hand and sends it flying towards the crow in the sky. He's not that great of a shot when trying to hit birds with baseball bats (though he keeps trying for some reason), but it makes him feel like he had the last word.