MorbidIce
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ooc// We'll, of course, be gaming this under LKH ideals I presume darlin'? 
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Small towns were terrible things and they got even worse if tragedies started springing up here and there; especially when they were all connected, all had the same trademarks and the old folk of the place had the say of what happened. Now, imagine the old folk were crazy, crazy in the way of holding to old beliefs -- This is what happened to the newcomer Jazz, having been stereotyped by the old folks as bringing the 'demon' with her..
..And guess who got to be the sacrifice to placate the demon?
But I'm getting too far ahead of myself.
***
The day had started off as boring as ever, Jazz sitting in her livingroom and listening to the radio as the newsman droned on about the strange disappearances - And then reappearances of bodies with two holes in their neck, drained of life and blood. She had laughed then, giggled to the supersticious nonsense that she had brought into her life by moving to this place.
She wasn't laughing now, believe me.
What had happened? It had all started with a knock on the door, a pleasant younger male standing in the doorway, smiling darkly as Jazz had opened the door. "Yes?" She had greeted, not exactly one for polite greetings- Especially when people interupted her private time, the time when she had no roommates to deal with. "I was told to bring you to town hall, Matty's there." He dutifully rambled off, like a script in a play.
"Bloody girl gotten herself into a bit of trouble eh?" Jazz preened, already sliding on shoes -- Not having time to go put socks on. "Alright, let's go then." Naive, young, happy to be the one that was bailing her friend out of trouble instead of the other way around - Life was good at that point.
The ride was short and sweet, Jazz entering town hall, noting all the elders that resided within the darkened hallways -- All watching her with malice and contempt. 'Someone didn't get their fill of ensure today,' Jazz thought to herself, steering clear of those who glowered at her like *she* was the murderess.
It was sooner rather than later that she found out that her initial thoughts had been correct, they *did* think she was the murderess- Or, the one to be held accountable for the misfortunes that had befallen the town. Drugged and dragged out into the woodens, Jazz was left to sleep off her drug induced haze until nightfall; a sort of offering to the creature- Vampire, the word had been whispered, passed around like some sort of omen.
When Jazz came to, the moon was high, clearly visable amongst the flora that still graced the treetops, her vision blurry as she sought to clear her eyes with her fists. "Huh, wha?" The twenty year old muttered, sitting up, a hand brought to her head. "What the hell-?" One could only imagine the panic that one would feel, waking up to find yourself stranded in a maze of trees, left to the wolves.
Poor Jazz, poor naive little woman.

ic//
Small towns were terrible things and they got even worse if tragedies started springing up here and there; especially when they were all connected, all had the same trademarks and the old folk of the place had the say of what happened. Now, imagine the old folk were crazy, crazy in the way of holding to old beliefs -- This is what happened to the newcomer Jazz, having been stereotyped by the old folks as bringing the 'demon' with her..
..And guess who got to be the sacrifice to placate the demon?
But I'm getting too far ahead of myself.
***
The day had started off as boring as ever, Jazz sitting in her livingroom and listening to the radio as the newsman droned on about the strange disappearances - And then reappearances of bodies with two holes in their neck, drained of life and blood. She had laughed then, giggled to the supersticious nonsense that she had brought into her life by moving to this place.
She wasn't laughing now, believe me.
What had happened? It had all started with a knock on the door, a pleasant younger male standing in the doorway, smiling darkly as Jazz had opened the door. "Yes?" She had greeted, not exactly one for polite greetings- Especially when people interupted her private time, the time when she had no roommates to deal with. "I was told to bring you to town hall, Matty's there." He dutifully rambled off, like a script in a play.
"Bloody girl gotten herself into a bit of trouble eh?" Jazz preened, already sliding on shoes -- Not having time to go put socks on. "Alright, let's go then." Naive, young, happy to be the one that was bailing her friend out of trouble instead of the other way around - Life was good at that point.
The ride was short and sweet, Jazz entering town hall, noting all the elders that resided within the darkened hallways -- All watching her with malice and contempt. 'Someone didn't get their fill of ensure today,' Jazz thought to herself, steering clear of those who glowered at her like *she* was the murderess.
It was sooner rather than later that she found out that her initial thoughts had been correct, they *did* think she was the murderess- Or, the one to be held accountable for the misfortunes that had befallen the town. Drugged and dragged out into the woodens, Jazz was left to sleep off her drug induced haze until nightfall; a sort of offering to the creature- Vampire, the word had been whispered, passed around like some sort of omen.
When Jazz came to, the moon was high, clearly visable amongst the flora that still graced the treetops, her vision blurry as she sought to clear her eyes with her fists. "Huh, wha?" The twenty year old muttered, sitting up, a hand brought to her head. "What the hell-?" One could only imagine the panic that one would feel, waking up to find yourself stranded in a maze of trees, left to the wolves.
Poor Jazz, poor naive little woman.