Alex felt the bass pumping in their chest as they wove through the crowd of the mass of the house party. Making their way out of the living room turned dance floor and into the adjoining kitchen. The kitchen was much less crowded, if not quieter than the living room. Two small groups were speaking amongst each other, even with their voices raised over the music their words were largely lost amidst the tumult of sound that composed the party. The lights we

Eleanor stood in the living room of her apartment, tapping her foot impatiently with her arms crossed over her chest as she watched the door. The blonde frowned to herself, she'd made up her mind about what she was going to do about her roommate, planned everything out, and now he had the gall to be late. Really though, she wasn't sure what she was expecting. He was always saying he was so busy, as if he'd better things to do, whenever she’d tried inviting him to parties. Well, his tardine

    
Saer Aylin’s armor clanked as they pushed through the undergrowth, the knight forming their own trail betwixt the trees. Dappled sunlight glinted off the plates of their armor. Saer Aylin’s quest was nearly at an end - surely they would reach their destination by the end of the day. It was mid afternoon when Saer Aylin's trek was interrupted, the trees before them parting to reveal a clearing. Within the clearing was a large pond, its water st

    
Chloros sighed as they sat on the cold deck plating and stared out through the wavering atmospheric field and at the stars. The engineer had been trapped in this cast off section of the ship ever since… Whatever it was that had torn it away from the rest of the vessel. It would have been nice to at least know what had happened, the castaway thought as they glanced up toward the ceiling. The emergency lights had gone out sometime after the initial i

    
Through some combination of dumbass declarations and alcohol Alissa had found herself stumbling through the darkened woods alongside Trevor and his boyfriend Winston. Alissa was already feeling the effects of the cold night’s chill, the outfit she’d worn to the party having been rather revealing. But the guys weren’t complaining so she certainly wasn’t going to let them think she might be making up an excuse to leave. As she trompe

    
Melanie smiled as she heard the telltale ring of her home’s doorbell. She stood up, adorned in her witchy black dress and made her way to the front door. It wasn’t Halloween yet, but the neighborhood chat had put forward a plan to have an early celebration just for them. That way the local kids could get a night to themselves before the whole area would be flooded by kids from adjoining neighborhoods on the actual night of Halloween.

    
Stacey smiled as she stepped out into the living room. The blonde was outfitted for a lazy day since she had the chance, wearing just her glasses and loose, light grey pajamas. As she walked over to the couch she carried one other thing in her hands, a tupperware. The distress of the tupperware’s little occupants was evident through the walls of clear plastic, all crying out and wailing as Stacey plopped herself down on the attention and turned her

For the third time in as many minutes Alissa turned to look back at the trail behind her, gaze sweeping over the undergrowth on either side. Normally she greatly enjoyed her time out in the woods, even if it was a somewhat gloomy day, the sun obscured by thick clouds as it was now. But something was off today, and she’d been unable to shake the feeling that something was wrong, that something else was present. Normally Alissa would be glad to hear life in the undergrowth, generally that&rs