Dreamscape Event

Mar 02, 2014 01:52

Characters: Rhode Kamelot and OPEN
When: Every night March 6th through 12th
Where: Rhode's dreams
Rating: R+
Summary: Rhode dreams. You dream with her.

It’s hard to say that I'd rather stay awake when I'm asleep // Cause everything is never as it seems // When I fall asleep )

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The Tea Cup dreams_are_mine March 2 2011, 10:20:48 UTC
Including the pattern there's not much remarkable about the tea cup. The tea inside smells incredibly enticing, tempting. Whatever fragrance would most appeal to you, this tea smells of it. It's just the perfect temperature, and it almost makes you salivate if you pick it up to smell it.

Take a sip.

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kill_joo_ded March 3 2011, 04:45:33 UTC
Killua wasn't quite sure what to make of it. It was like one of those dumb little girl tea parties. Except creepier. He almost expected to see evil stuffed animals surrounding him, but luckily he was spared that monstrosity.

The items littering the table were fairly boring for the difficult to please teenager, but as long as he was stuck here, he might as well make the best of it. He'd never been the most hesitant person to take what wasn't his, and it was with no thought at all that he reached for the tea cup, eyeing the top hat even as he did so.

"Weird," he muttered to himself before taking a sip.

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dreams_are_mine March 3 2011, 05:32:39 UTC
It tastes absolutely deliciously. Sinfully good. Tea shouldn't taste like liquid chocolate chip cookies. But as Killua takes a sip the table dissolves, leaving him in a chair alone in the circle of light. The hat hovers in front of him, before plopping onto his head, the black rose vines snaking down to hold him to the chair, thorns piercing skin.

Someone as strong as Killua shouldn't find them hard to break out of, but for some reason the vines are stronger than diamond, or possibly Killua's weakened. But the mild pain of the prickles is nothing he can't handle. A few scratches, not even a bother.

A whispering begins, not around Killua, but in his mind. A soft scratching at the back of his thoughts like a rat in the walls. At first an annoyance, but rapidly increasing to something maddening. Something wants inAnd there's a feeling that starts. It's incomparable to any physical sensation, because it is fear, longing, agony, malice. The deepest hate like a stone beneath Killua's heart, the blackest despair like a pit in his stomach. ( ... )

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I forgot to specify. Let's say Thursday. /fail kill_joo_ded March 5 2011, 03:59:59 UTC
The first thought that bulldozed through his head was, "Danger." The second was, "Too late."

He immediately began to struggle against the thorny bindings, shaking his head to buck the hat, completely unwilling to accept that he was trapped. Anything to get away, anything to get away. It was what he'd been taught from day one; never, ever get caught. The thorns drew blood, but he only pushed against them harder in his futile attempt to escape, ignoring all else even as the whispering began.

He barely heard it at first - too focused, too panicked, too frustrated. It wasn't long before those little whispers escalated in urgency, however, and any focus he may have had began to deteriorate. The only thing that kept him from shouting at the warring voices to shut up was the sudden urge to vomit.

Something. Something was in him. He didn't know how else to describe it. It was right there - in his brain, in his lungs, in his stomach, in his blood. All struggling had ceased by then, though even Killua wasn't sure when that had happened. Now ( ... )

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SOUNDS GOOD dreams_are_mine March 5 2011, 07:54:20 UTC
It's useless. The struggle, the attempt to expel the thing eating into his soul. There's laughter, high and low, echoing in a thousand pitches with one voice. Sinister, childish, cackling, insane. It grates on the nerves and ears but in a way that's almost a relieve in comparison to the other sensations.

Cold so chill it burns, but not a physical cold, another of those soul-sensations. Freezing, defiling. Nothing should be able to cause this kind of experience. The soul shouldn't be accessible to feelings like this. It goes beyond emotional and physical, until Killua's very identity slips away and his knowledge of himself consists only of pain and violation and even that existence is slowly deteriorating as something consumes him.

There is only one sure thought that lingers, one bleak certainty. When it is done, Killua will not only cease to exist, but his essence will never be again. It will be as if he never existed in the first place, because worse than death, he is being unmadeAnd with that, the terror and pain blocks out all ( ... )

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Tuesday halflingfox March 6 2011, 10:12:22 UTC
Fox is used to such formal settings, and she stays easily in place at the table. The other items can be investigated along with a bit of tea, she supposes, and so she picks up the teacup, closing her eyes to inhale deeply of the scent before she brings it to her lips and takes a deep sip.

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How violent/disturbing do you want this to get? dreams_are_mine March 10 2011, 01:17:06 UTC
It tastes like ambrosia. The liquid form of Fox's favorite food, perfectly made, perfectly delicious. The sensation it leaves her with is pleasantly drowsy, and then rather quickly the drowsiness becomes less pleasant and more heavy.

Like something is weighing her down. Her very blood seems to become lead, and her limbs are almost impossible to lift. It's paralysis, and unlike any physical force it's impossible to fight off because it pervades every cell of her body.

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Go easy on her, I don't want her to break. halflingfox March 10 2011, 01:56:59 UTC
Fox manages to set the cup down before her strength entirely drains, but her hand falls heavily into her lap after that. She hisses softly, but there's precious little she can do about it.

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/Late D: And let's say... Friday? p0ker_alice March 11 2011, 20:12:22 UTC
It's an odd sort of setting that Faye has found herself in, like something out of one of those stories she now remembers reading as a kid. Her eyes scan the table, taking in the rose, top hat, and silver bells. They all seem fairly harmless, but if those stories and her experiences had taught her anything, appearances are most likely deceiving.

However, she does reach for the tea cup. There's something about the smell that draws her to it, even though a part of her warns her that drinking this is probably a bad idea. She's not normally one for tea, but the temptation is so overwhelming that she won't resist it. (And she is very thirsty, after all.) She lifts the cup to her lips and takes a sip.

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