Thinking abt that one dude who set up a tent near some bears when they're getting ready for hibernation with his gf and didn't bring any bear spray and btw during this time bears get really fucking aggressive but he was all "oh it's fine I've been doing this for years"
Major death and being eaten alive tw
When they found his tent they found his and his gfs dead bodies half eaten
And the reason we know they were eaten is because his camera caught it all, for the whole 6 minutes before he died you could hear his screams of agony at being eaten alive. Bears don't just wait for you to die and then start eating nonono
And his girlfriend kept screaming and screaming so when the bear was done with him it moved onto her
The people and police decided not to release the footage to the public in respect for the families
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Short Prompt #1284
CW: captivity, being eaten alive.
The chef kneaded the dough between their hands with expertise, preparing a big loaf of bread. Behind them, muffled sounds of struggling sounded. They turned around with a cocked eyebrow. "Oh, you're awake."
"Mmm! Mm-hmm-rmmm!" the tied-up person mumbled through the cloth gag, looking at the other human in terror.
The chef scoffed. "Sorry, pal, but I ain't letting you out." They went back to their work, checking to see if the furnace was hot enough yet.
"Mmmm!"
"Nope. You almost killed the Master's child, pal. I don't know what you were expecting, to be honest," Chef said, sparing the hunter a glance. "I'd say you're lucky to still be alive, but," they shrugged, "I don't know if becoming the dinner for a vampire colony is all that lucky.
"The ones here can eat flesh too, you know? You're in for a bad time."
Somehow, the hunter managed to shake their gag off and begged, "P-Please! W-We're both humans! I-I can help you get out of here!"
The chef turned to them with an annoyed look. "Who said I wanted to leave? I'm safe here from rogue monsters and from weirdos like you."
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Billy is a lot of things according to Neil.
A loser, a girl, a freeloader, faggot. He wishes Neil is wrong about him.
But whenever he sees Steve Harrington he feels hot and cold at the same time, he can't take his eyes off him and he talks trash only to get an annoyed look and that's all he wants. For Steve to see him.
It's wrong, he knows, his dad tells him every day, he hears it on the TV and at school, so he goes on a million of dates with girls that are really pretty and nice. He should care about them, but he just can't like them the way he likes Steve.
Steve who rolls his eyes at Billy's trash talk, who pushes back when Billy shoves against him, who dated Nancy Wheeler and who probably doesn’t think about Billy all the time.
So Neil is right and if he's right about that thing then he's right about all the other things, too. His words are bitter poison, slowly killing Billy a little every day.
It's the first day of summer and Harrington rolls up at school, wearing his aviators and jeans cut offs, dark chest hair peeking out of his red shirt. He's already got a bit of a tan and there's the hint of a stubble on his cheeks. He's so fucking perfect, Billy wants to scream and to bowl him over, bash his face in until he isn't pretty anymore.
Harrington doesn’t go inside though. He comes up to Billy, like he hasn't yelled at him last week on the court. Fucking pretentious asshole.
"You wanna skip?" he asks, casually, like Billy is a chick he knows he's going to bang tonight.
"Why would I hang out with you?" Billy drawls.
If smugness has a name, it is called Steve Harrington. He grins, all bleached teeth and perfectly cut hair.
"Because you won't stop staring at me," he simply says like this observation isn't all of Billy's fears and Neil's slur bundled together.
"I'm not fucking staring." Billy tries to get away from Neil's words, because all he can think is about the acid eating him up from the inside.
Harrington's fingers are on his chin, a light push.
"Let's go to the lake," he murmurs, every word dripping with promises he has never said. "No one is going to find out."
The worst thing is that Neil is right about him, but Billy doesn’t want to change. Billy can't run away, because he wants to stay where he is.
"I'm driving," Billy says. Just because he agrees to come with him, doesn't mean the other is in charge.
"Of course you are," Harrington coos, fingers still on Billy's skin. His voice is so sweet, syrup drowning Neil's words.
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with the castamere’s success, something green and ugly blooms within the hearts of many. the last of her family, the last of this generation that would be allowed within the dragonpits for their chance to claim a dragon, and yet not the last valyrian of her generation. no, so many stand amidst the crowd watching as the burnt emerald creature landed ahead of them, torn silver wings propelling it forward, with long trampled envy revving up within them.
still, the party carries on and the envious remain silent in their anger - some considering speaking upon it, others preparing to push it back down - and three, putting a plot into action.
a trio enters the pits, but only one survives them.
the first holds within him the feeling of entitlement - for he knows what he deserves and will get it no matter the cost. he had long ago been refused even the chance to request entrance into the pits, and in the time that had passed since he’d let the envy thicken and rot until it had fought against his ability to see reason in the face of the castamere maiden’s success. his entrance into the pits, flanked on either side by a friend and a protector respectfully, is marked by no applause as has been done early that very day. instead there is quiet, only the soft echoes of rustling deep within.
the further they enter, the more determined one becomes, the more unsure the next and the more vigilant the third.
the torches in hand grow vital, for how dark the tunnels become with even the hints of daylight gone from within them. a noise ahead, voices, mark their change in route - taking a path more maintained than the others. at its end lies a serpentine creature of spiny azure scales and burned crimson accents, fast asleep within its place. their movement casts the light of the torches upon it and its broad body, unweathered by time - reveals ridged horns. their movement does more than reveal it - waking the youthful beast as it casts its large silver eyes upon the trio.
while two step back from it’s gaze - the first is presumptuous, foolhardy in his beliefs of his divine right to claim a dragon. he moves closer - hand reached out to at long last lay flesh to scaled beast.
fire cannot kill a dragon, but the first - the lord jacaerys velaryon - is no dragon. perhaps in another life he might’ve been, but the blood within his veins carries the salt of the oceans - not the brimstone of his ancestors. thus, when the great beast's jaw opens - flames bursting forth - he stands not a chance against it.
in the end all that remains of the jacaerys velaryon is the signet ring of valyrian steel that had belonged to the ruling lords of the driftmark for generations.
the second can only stand in abject horror and watch as the flames grow close, biting at them and scorching their flesh. their pained screams echo off the walls - yet the lord garlan rowan does not die.
but the third’s pursuit was not so self righteous - for they held no vision of their divine right by blood to the dragons or desire to accompany their friend in this task. while they’d accompanied the others with pretty words, their great weapon carried with them with promises to protect their companions should the dragons prove dangerous, they’d held in their mind a daring ( if potentially fatal ) plot and the velaryon’s death would only prove their motif.
it’s almost a mercy killing when they cast blade to flesh - for how they can bear to hear the lord garlan’s cries no longer - and he’d never survive the trip to a maester.
mark slashing young lord's throat is jagged - imperfectly perfect as it resembles sharp claws of the winged serpent - calculated on behalf of the last standing of the trio. the young boy just a casualty of war against the dragonlords, the seed that will plant a rebellion and bring forth a new dawn, sacrifices are needed - and the third will not martyr themself, not when other's fit in their grand scheme.
member of the queensguard will be the last offering to the gods, sanguine staining the stones of the dragonpit deep crimson, their screams of pain are heard over the festivities ⸺ screeches cut through the bone that it summons guests to view the spectactle. and all his fellow soldiers will find is his half - eaten body, and his valyrian steel sword piercing through the dragon's heart. instant kill, last act of defiance before he is beheaded in the most gruesome way possible ( it's you and me he decided when the talons wrapped around frame ). a hero's death, finally recognition beyond the grave ⸻ what a lie, oh what a lie whispers number three as they enjoy their wine.
little birds - sneaky creatures, slithering swift like the reptilian creatures lurking in the crevices of the pit, have already informed the master of whisperers of the events in the darkness away from the blue skies. disclosed reports overheard by servants as rumours start to form, everyone knows everything but no one knows the truth - her highness the queen has no other choice but to set matters straight. an unfortunate accident of a too cavalier lord trying to claim what is not his by birthright - a heroic knight of her own queensguard saving the day, and a half grown boy who only wanted to please his friend, there was nothing that could be done. the valyrian steel signet ring, she gives to the family of her fallen guard - token of appreciation for his heroic deed, trying to save an innocent and a traitor against the crown. for the queen, all matters were now resolved ⸻ not for her trustworthy councilors.
OUT OF CHARACTER: THE CLAIMING
a popular vote within small council led to the queen's decision to continue the celebrations in honor of lady margaery - the hand of the queen and his wife, however, retreated to their personal tower in the castle. her highness the queen then announced the news of the events but word had already started to spread, meaning some nobles might have heard whispers from the shadows already. after her speech mourning the loss of lives and praising her queensguard for saving the day, she retreats to her own quarters. the feast continues alas in a more somber atmosphere as the guests dwindle down - the death of multiple nobles too upsetting to stomach, many eye the newly - claimed dragon warily - afraid to be the next dragon snack.
with this our event concludes, old threads can continue with no reference to these events. any new threads must be post - plot drop reveal as life continues in the light of the deaths of lord velaryon, lord garlan, the queensguard, and the dragon.
keep your eyes open on the npc blog, we will be treating you guys to the final pièce de résistance of the claiming ... a showdown of the ages.
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