And then they met Randy <3
I honestly want to create a timeline of my Creepypasta au, but I’d probably end up not following it anyway lol. Anyway! Explanation time:
The Watcher’s town (currently nameless) rarely gets outsiders, so when they get a whole family?? The culture shock is killer. Y’know. Killer.
On another note, the towns people are notably supernatural due to extended exposure to The Watcher, for example, dramatic soap-opera esque scenes are considered normal, as are marginally increased strength and speed. The town itself also seems to be a bit… possessed. Hostility is also to be expected.
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Watcher parent things: they like to stare at their kids. Grian does it now too, he watches Xelqua sleep sometimes.
I don't think this is unique to Watcher parents, but i think they're obvious abt it, they dont blink or avert their eyes when caught.
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Slasher Handler Interlude - Soap
Slasher Handler Masterlist
Freedom tastes like a cold beer and mince and tatties.
Johnny gives his second best roguish wink to the waitress when she comes by to clear the table. She blushes and pouts her lips in a promising way before another, older woman chases her away from the section.
“Don’t you be sniffin’ around ‘ere,” she tells him, no nonsense. “She’s a good girl, don’t need your kind of trouble.”
Johnny props his head on one hand and smiles up at her. “Aye, ma’am. Don’t want to trouble a sweet bird like tha’. But maybe you have use for a bit o’ trouble?”
She’s not at all impressed with him as she drops the bill, which reminds him that he hasn’t gotten a haircut or shave yet. The little cash he has on hand goes to his lunch, and then he’s back on the street. Breathing free air feels damn good, so he strides into the park at the end of the block to think about his next steps.
The fact that he only had cash enough for a single meal tells him that Price didn’t know he was getting released today. That or he’s punishing Johnny, but he’s not gotten in any trouble his whole incarceration, mòran taing. (Many thanks.) So probably, it’s the former. That means he needs to call the old bastard. Unless...
He nicks a phone with a bump, apology, and a smile. Knocks the man’s wallet from his hand and gives it back with an exaggerated wince. It’s not hard to guess the man’s pin and add his own fingerprint to the scanner before disabling the damn lost phone app as he strides out of the park. Two minutes later, he’s dialing a number he’s memorized back and forward.
“This is Laswell.”
“Hello, Laswell,” he purrs. “Guess who’s out on good behavior?”
She must pull the phone from her ear, but he still hears as she swears rather impressively. “MacTavish. Who knows you’re out?”
“Naebody, apparently,” Soap says, exiting the opposite end of the park. “Barely had enough cash fer a scran.”
“How long ago did you call John?”
“Now, why would ah call Price, Laswell? Pretty sure he paid to ‘ave me killed in there.”
“No, he didn’t,” she sighs.
“Nae, Price’d do the deed himself,” Johnny laughs. “Pretty sure it woulda been Castle. Anyway, you got a pretty little lock box at the bank ah’m lookin at?”
“Do not rob a bank, Soap.”
“You wound me. I got out on good behavior, remember?”
“Soap.” Her voice brooks no nonsense. “Do not rob that bank. I’ll call John to wire money over.”
“Swell,” he chuckles. “Three hours?”
“You in a rush?”
“Well, ah gotta toss the phone back in the park.”
“Wonderful. Give it four hours. And Soap?”
“Aye?”
“I paid to have you shanked. Rachel sends her best.”
“Aw, ah kent ah was yer favorite, Laswell.”
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