TDM 06

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MAIN LOBBY

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MONSTER MASH

THE VALE

SMOKED EGG


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▶ Go forth and let your freak flag fly!

Geppetto's Puppet ("Pinocchio") | Lies of P | Returning Player
Main Lobby - The Veil Thins
cw: none; the general-use social option
Monster Hunter
sfw/nsfw - hunting monsters or rescuing others from monsters; cws: violence, power dynamics, painplay, monsterfucking
Other Options/Wildcard
sfw/nsfw with discussion
takes you out at the knees... again.
the pole being brandished at first doesn't help, it's seen as a weapon by his instincts, and he bunches his shoulders, backing up - he feels trapped and he doesn't like it, growling with a foreign noise deep in his throat, teeth white like pinpricks of moonlight in the flashing of the lantern.
he doesn't want to fight, he just wants to be left alone. it isn't until he hears the other's voice, however, that the tension that fills him - hunched shoulders and claws unsheathed from his fingertips - begins to melt and his own voice softens. the pole goes down and as the light brings further familiarity to pinocchio's face, eiden's eyes go wider. ]
P...? That you?
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[ He tells himself, at first, that this startled ache blooming in his chest is surprise at his transformation, not the realized longing of a long absence from a man he considers a friend. The stern caution on his face softens into fondness, which has more to do with it being Eiden and not those feline traits he's taken on. That is to say, they help because he's always been fond of cats. ]
I almost— [ The pole is flung at the ground as he holds open his hand, eyes wider for his dawning recognition. He can't explain why he wants to close the distance between them and embrace him, not when it hasn't been but days(?) since he last saw him. (Right...?) ]
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eiden is a forgiving creature. ]
It's really you...?
[ eiden doesn't need a reason. the moment the pole clatters downwards, that his hands are extended - he's beastly, but the scent of someone familiar, long-missed, fills his lungs. even in the light, his pupils dilate wide in the desire to fall straight into those hands. in truth, eiden is wild-looking in the brighter light - sharper teeth, sleeker movement - crouched on hands and feet.
but he practically unfurls in the recognition of it all.
he closes that distance - there's no self preservation for him. he could be trapped easily with familiarity, with affection and love. he's a house cat trapped inside of something greater and more vicious. even if he's careful with his claws, one might snag as he pushes in to hug him almost immediately, rubbing his cheek against his with a low growl. a repeated pressing motion, cheek, chin, press, rub, his. ]
You came back - [ just like me? he clutches a little more. ]
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Eiden's nothing like Spring, the orange tabby that resided in the hotel that provided refuge to the survivors of the Krat Disaster, but he's fond of them both, and that fondness translates into the weight of his hand as it rubs up and down the length of Eiden's back, before curling around him in an embrace.
It feels good. Warm. He has the strangest feeling... that he's been yearning for this for a long time. Yearning is too soft a word for the howling, hungry desperation, frozen in marble, immortalized in gold. A question sinks his smile as he turns his face to look at Eiden, his eyes flitting over the wild and savage gaze, presently tempered by familiarity.
In the next moment, he answers it. ]
...I've been gone. [ His grip threatens to bruise, an embrace has turned into a cling. A creeping dread steals over him, fresh awareness that he's missing time. He's never missing time. ] How long?
[ Without waiting on a response, he pushes his hand up to cup Eiden's cheek, calling attention back to his transformation - and indulging in a rub, to comfort them both. ]
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it takes him a moment to gather his thoughts, being gripped so tightly, his tail lashes and curls around the other, refusing to let go. as he finally speaks, his brows knit unhappily. ]
Mmh... little over two months...
[ he remembers it, finding wriothesley already in the other's room, which had been cleaned up quite promptly, as though he'd never been there. it'd been... well. a lot. ]
You okay? ...Are you hurt?
[ asks the "monster" who is already pinning ears back again, this time from the sheer overwhelming feeling of p being back, the fear that maybe either of them will get swept back. it's pure instinct now, a rough tongue sliding over the other's palm gently, a small wince to follow as if to apologize for the sudden behavior. ]
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Are you hurt? The warm scrape of a rough tongue brings him back to earth, his complete lack of a reaction to being licked exposes his fluster in ways his mask of calm cannot.
He doesn't answer him. Not directly. It should be an easy thing — he has lied countless times, has chosen gentle untruths out of kindness — but he doesn't know which would be worse, to reassure him all is well when it isn't, or to articulate what remains shapeless and disconcerting? Better to distract; Eiden seemed appreciative of the attention to his cheek and as his lashes curtain his subtle distress, he lowers the lantern to drop it at his side, taking his face in both hands. ]
I'm supposed to keep you safe with the others who changed. But listen to you... [ Fondness warms his voice. Again, the same indulgent rub that inspired a rumble of satisfaction. ]
You're sweet in any shape, Eiden.
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rimming? it's not even my birthday!
any day ending in 'y'
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locked to Wriothesley - The Vale - nsfw; cws: dubcon, roughness, tentacles, monsterfucking
(It's true what they say. To err is human.)
Something fleshy and rope-like hooks around his ankle. He stumbles, wheeling around, and as the first tentacle coils up the full length of his leg, another wrenches the pole from his hand when it knocks him back. Buffeted as a third joins the assault, the puppet drops heavily to the ground. A root digs painfully into his back. It helps clear the fog of confusion but does nothing for the curls of mist that enshroud where his weapon has landed. Reaching out with his steel hand to search for it, he feels something warm and almost... greasy slide up his other arm, inside of his shirt sleeve, and unfurling across his bare chest.
Something hard bumps into his metal fingers and there's no time to grasp it, the tentacles drag him bodily into the nearby pool, and his weight sinks him into their surprising depths. His heart hammers with panic. He was not built to swim, his breath is only an imitation. He will not drown, but this still kicks up some primordial fear, an echo of someone else's memory.
His steel arm is a dark, rusty shadow clawing towards the receding surface, bubbles streaming from a mouth held open in a shout. The supple trunk of a questing tentacle emerges from the deep collar of his shirt, rubbing across his lips before brusquely crowding into his mouth, heedless of the cold, metallic grip that seeks purchase on the slippery shape. Another is pushing down his back and into the waistband of his breeches. He feels more than sees the purr of seams starting to give way, the pop of buttons dislodged by their curious meandering.
Pinocchio shouldn't have the instinct to choke as the meaty shape rubbing over his tongue nudges deeper toward the back of his throat, but he spasms as if he is, startled, aware. He recognizes this hunger. He understands the shape of it, the intent. Even creatures like this understand that there's a currency here that can buy anything - anything but their freedom. He knows how he looks, he has been told in a hundred different ways that he is beautiful by human standards, which makes the transaction easier.
Right now, he would pay anything if someone, anyone, could raise him out of this. The thick shapes coiling his body pull and squeeze and push at his bared skin, his sight blurs as his eyes squeeze against the strangeness of the sensation, the cognizant dissonance of this situation and the shape trying to fuck into his throat and everything they stir up out of his ticking heart.
His desperation becomes a wish.
There are no stars here to wish upon. But something comes.
A dark shape barrels into him, wrenching him loose of his assailants. He kicks, tangling in the tatters of his clothing, and sinks.
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At least, that is until he picks up a scent that curls around his senses and evokes a nostalgia that makes something in him snap. Oil that reminds him of the careful ticking and turning of clockwork. He runs through the wooded areas, tracking down the scent in which he hasn't picked up in months. For it to appear now makes something in his heart snarl with a possessiveness wanting to cling onto it so that it won't disappear again.
When he finds the scent has ended at the pool of water, he doesn't hesitate to dive into the water's depths. Chilled water fills his lungs, but his body instinctively shifts to accept it. What Fontainian would let themselves drown?
The jaws of each head snap and snarl, biting at the creature until it abandoned it's current prey for something easier. One of the mouths close around Pinocchio's shoulder to start dragging the puppet out of the waters, strong legs and arms moving through the water as though the wolfish beast was meant to live in the depths.]
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His shoulder shrieks with agony. The puppet is used to pain.
Pinocchio knows the frame of his friend, even transformed. Knows his scent. Recognizes this ever-reliable instinct to protect others and his affinity for water. There is no one else it could be, when Pinocchio has just enough time to think, hunched over his bowed shoulders, his elbows digging into the soft earth beside the pool. ]
Wriothesley—
[ A watery gasp.
The puppet reaches for one of the three heads that crown his friend, pushing one hand into his salt and pepper fur. He isn't sure which set of eyes to look into when he turns his head, and swivels to look at them all, stunned to silence. The transformed may not have sprouted three heads, but they certainly underwent horrific bodily transformations, and Pinocchio has never known them to be anything but fatal or permanent.
If this had been an unknown, this wouldn't gut him so. He knows this. It matters because Wriothesley has always mattered, and this makes him a little closer to something human. Something that also... matters.
And he never wants to give up on a friend the way his creator-- but... the way he is now, will Pinocchio's tolerance only prolong suffering? He has to ask. He has to know that it's still him, that his friend is cognizant, that he can still be saved. ]
Is it... still you? Wrio—
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When the other reaches out to bury their fingers into wet fur, Wriothesley's tail starts to wag and there's a content sound in the back of one of the heads' throats.
It's then that the three heads start to nose and sniff at the smaller man, pressing his snouts against wet skin, lapping up water with his tongue, and seemingly taking in the puppet's entirety.
Familiar. His.
His.
Ears swivel and turn and the two heads on the side lift a little to take in their surroundings while the head in the center continues to sniff and lick at Pinocchio's face. Eventually he lifts his head with a growl. Yes, this was familiar and his and he couldn't let anyone take what was his away from him again. It's with a snarl then that he moves to lift Pinocchio up to whisk him away to find somewhere hidden and secluded. He won't lose what's his again.]
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His behavior, as he's nosed at, sniffed (metal, machine oil, water, and the sweet, cloying residue smeared on him by those tentacles), is so surreal that Pinocchio startles with a baffled laugh. It acts as a valve, venting off the stress still singing through him — those things are still in the water, they might come after him again, but this time he isn't alone, and Wriothesley is safe.
Changed, but he's always been safe.
He doesn't have time to ask any number of the questions that have bubbled up in the last few moments, as he's caught up and carried off. There's little to do but cling so that his loping pace doesn't have his heavy limbs swinging and banging into his bulky frame, craning to look where they're headed. Wriothesley moves swiftly; even if he chafes being moved under another's power (just puppet things), what complicates it is his trust. And his desire to put as much distance between himself and that awful pool. He couldn't have made this trek so quickly on his own. ]
This is far enough— [ He feels the air around them getting closer, they've entered a tunnel, he thinks. A cave? The Vale is full of places where anything might hide. Is this where he's been riding out the transformation? Or just trying to find somewhere safe? ]
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He puts Pinocchio down gently, only to crowd the man's space again. This time, the way he licks the other seems to have more intent. The lingering residue of the tentacles bothers him. It gets under his skin and itches in a way that frustrates him. He doesn't want anyone or anything's lingering scent on Pinocchio. No, he intends to drown this man in his own scent and let everyone know that they can't just so casually touch the other. Use them. He won't let that happen.
The three heads run their tongue over any exposed skin, clawed hands pulling at tattered clothes to expose more of the smaller man to him. Wriothesley's ears twitch and swivel, and his gaze seems to be aware enough that he seems to be there, even if the only sounds he makes are low growls and huffs.
Enough of him is aware, but it seems like speaking verbally is still out of reach. All Pinocchio can figure is that the man is mostly there, but the influences of the resort had taken ahold.]
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cw: somnophilia
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monster hunter
"Fine, fine. You got me."
And Fuuta comes slinking out of the shadow of a nearby cluster of trees. Yes, he's been caught red-handed, and yes, he was following this guy for just a little bit, but -- like, not maliciously? It's just that his transformation's made his eyesight a lot better in the dark, and it had been kind of novel, being able to stalk through the darkness and watch this weird-looking guy make his way down the hall.
But now that the gig is up, he's fine with facing the guy head-on. He doesn't look that dangerous anyway.
A thick, black, reptilian tail swishes idly behind him as Fuuta just looks Pinocchio over for a moment, his visible eye glowing faintly in the dim lighting. Between the tail and the jagged horns protruding from his skull, it's obvious he's been transformed into something dragon-aligned; further confirmed when a stray ember slips from his lips alongside his next words.
"You don't look like the type to make dirty jokes like that, though. Is that why you're bothering with all that dumb monster-hunting stuff? 'cause you're looking for some action?"
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He has been playing the Game long enough to trace the context, but not long enough to inherit a natural-born human's sense of 'decency', nor sense of shame (that is, by the sorts of standards his creator would approve). The brief saccades of eyes shining in the dark, more interested in his risk assessment than salvaging any illusion of propriety. He is a thin veneer of 'gentleman' painted over a feral weapon, the vehicle of his creator's ambition.
"No thank you," he retorts, a little more brat than cheeky, "I already ate."
The wisp of ember glowing as it drifts from the other boy's lips should concern a puppet. He's been burned before, he doesn't fear it, but he doesn't exactly invite a repeat performance, either. Planting one end of the pole to the ground, he leans against it.
"If you can convince them, though, I can be persuaded to split my reward." How does he feel about lying? Is the risk worth half a large payout? To his credit, the puppet doesn't think he's offering so much as being provocative, and two can play this game.
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"'Split the reward?' That'd sure work out good for you, wouldn't it. I do all the hard work of persuading them, and you get to walk off with a fat paycheck while I gotta sit in that holding pen like some sort of animal. What do you think I am, some kind of idiot?" Fuuta speaks emphatically, each word growled out with thinly-veiled aggression and punctuated by a swish of that tail behind him; it whips to one side as he continues. "And besides, I'm not going with you. They can come get me themselves if they wanna lock me up so bad."
The prioritization of 'risk assessment' is mutual. He'd also been eyeing that pole, looking Pinocchio over to try and gauge how much of a thread he'd be, but -- he really doesn't look that dangerous? Not with those frilly, fancy-boy clothes. Trying to run could get annoying though, and he's not raring to draw any more attention from stray hunters with a chase, so.
Time to try and argue his way out of this.
"It's unethical, you know. What you 'monster hunters' are trying to do." He doesn't bother with the gesture, but his air-quotes around the phrase still come through loud and clear, followed by a click of the tongue. "Trying to hand us over to the staff so they can lock us up for ... what? What're you saying I even did, huh? You're hunting down an innocent man, you know that?"
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"It's another game," like the Hunt.
It is, but not for everyone.
Dark lashes sweep his cheeks, freckled face seemingly unbothered. The lantern light betrays the skip of his eyes to the side as if thinking twice. Once, he was disturbed by the readiness of other players to go along with things he had thought strange and exploitative. Has he become like the people he used to doubt?
"...At least, when it comes to someone like you."
That's a rather mysterious and vague statement to make; he straightens, leaning the pole across his shoulder, and already the tone has shifted. It shows in his posture, a conciliatory drop of the act of cocky defiance. Still stands like he's one breath from a fight, feet spread apart and shoulders squared, but for the moment, he appears to be engaging in this with sincerity.
"For the ones who have lost their minds to the change, I..." he pauses. The puppet is, perhaps, a little more haunted by his own encounters with monsters — in another time, another place — than he realizes. He lifts his chin, voice firm. "I don't want them to do something they regret."
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Even better is that pause. It's the sort of thing that he normally might miss, too headstrong and brash in his attempts to win arguments, but his senses feel sharper right now; Fuuta's gaze flickers bright when he senses that blip of hesitation, some animalistic instinct telling him to keep it in mind, and he barely lets the other finish speaking before shooting back a retort.
"And how's that your decision to make?"
The moonlight's effect had already given him a confidence boost, but the fact that he's being listened to instead of promptly dismissed only makes him more belligerent. Fuuta shifts his weight on his feet, removing one hand from the pocket of his hoodie to waggle a finger in patronizing fashion.
"Listen up -- what people decide to do is their responsibility. I dunno who you think you are, but it's not your job to be telling anyone 'you should do that' or 'no, you can't do that.' If they do something that they end up regretting, then that's their problem. You gotta be responsible for your own mistakes, you know. And --" Yes, he's still yapping away, hand gesture and all. The puppet truly doesn't deserve this, sorry. "-- what if someone's about to do something that works out for them, huh? What if you end up stopping someone from doing something good while all this is going on. Unless you can see the future, how d'you know you're only stopping the bad things?"
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He doesn't feel compelled to be understood, because so few bothered to challenge their notion that puppets are unfeeling, unthinking automata, built only to serve. But more than that, he's interested.
Perhaps Fuuta's confidence is usually this high. Perhaps it's an effect of his transformation, perhaps he's become strong and with it, more bold. More likely, he speaks with the passion of past experience, and equally likely, he has underestimated a puppet deliberately designed to be.
But... lectures.
"Stars above!" he interjects with a disbelieving flash of teeth. It carves a boyish dimple in one cheek, "I thought you'd be scary, not a nag."
The levity, too, is a gentle obfuscation of a bloody truth; if he went mad like his frenzied, manufactured brethren, he would wish on every star there was someone who could stop him. But... not every player of the resort's Game has hailed from a world with stakes so high. It's not just a lie, either, but a provocation; he's trying to get a rise out of him.
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hey turns out when oil runs through your veins you're p flammable
whoopsie teehee
cw: body horror, immolation
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👀👀👀 oof love that tag
the lobby!
He blinks, not at all fazed at the sudden touch from a stranger—he’s far too used to that sort of thing by now, though the cold shock of metal on his skin certainly is…new.
How odd…this man speaks as if he knows of the resort’s machinations, but somehow he’s unaware that the last game had already occurred some weeks before…
While he’s mulling that thought over, he wastes no time in scrutinizing that most fascinating arm underneath the moonlight. Prosthetics aren’t entirely unheard of where he’s from, though he doesn’t always get to see one up close very often. It brings to mind Daan and the ruined stump of his arm, a prosthetic made of stone sitting on a table between them…
He quickly shakes his head. The stranger had asked him a question, hadn’t he?
“My apologies. I’m certain this is another thing entirely.”
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The limb is stained by rust and seeming disuse, the leather cuff belted up under his shoulder cracked and worn. The doctor's scrutiny isn't enough to coax him into tucking the potentially offensive limb behind his back, but it's enough that his fingers slip from his arm to hang at his side.
The man's braided hair is the verdant color of spring, and his delicate face is paler where the milky moonlight paints it. He sounds as pleasant as he looks, and his apology appears to ease some of the wariness in the puppet's stare. What else could it be? dies on his tongue. I'm certain, he had said, which makes it sound like perhaps the stranger doesn't know, either. His guess is as good as any.
He conveys his understanding with a nod.
"It's my turn to apologize for letting my curiosity overcome good manners. Pinocchio," he offers, sweeping his metal arm under his bow in a genuflect. "It's kind of you to indulge my question."
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He doesn’t often get this kind of royal treatment—which of course means that Pinocchio’s managed to summon his mischievous side in the midst of this moonlit madness currently afflicting the resort.
At least it takes Baizhu’s attention away from that arm? He’ll cycle back to that eventually anyway, if only out of concern for this poor stranger’s health.
“I’m Baizhu, a doctor. I suppose it’s only fair for me to apologize for staring.”
If he had a nickel for every one-armed weirdo he’s encountered in this place…
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"A doctor," parrots the puppet thoughtfully, "Like Daan, then," he recalls aloud the man that Cloud had been so taken with. The two of them are the only doctors he's ever really known, now; since any ailments he might experience aren't, he thinks, something the staff at the Broken Wing can deal with. (Not that he's ever checked.)
It isn't very nice to compare people, but Pinocchio finds himself doing so anyway. Baizhu seems less serious, less weary than Daan, though he can't say that he knows either of them better than the other.
The metal joints of his fingers clunk and clatter as he makes a fist and then opens it, gaze diverted towards the limb briefly, "I'm used to it," his arm lowers again, albeit with a shuddery kind of flex that looks uncomfortable at best, painful at worst, though he doesn't so much as bat an eyelash. "Why do your eyes look like that?"
Without the benefit of Gemini's guidance, he has no conscience to advise him that asking so directly is rude, and potentially hurtful. He can regret it later.
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This man with the rusty arm, though? He’s wide open.
“How cute.” A chuckle, as Pinocchio just revealed himself to be the painfully honest sort. But the question hardly offends, and might even amuse the other party who bears his true eyes.
“I can tell you that it’s a long and fascinating story, if you don’t mind my asking after your arm as well.”
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Pinocchio makes no attempt to disguise the way he weighs this opportunity against his previous interest in the artificial moon hanging low over the lobby, turning his face towards the milky light for a speculative moment.
"Are you hungry?" he asks, "I know a place we can talk. The Red Cardinal."
More importantly, it's an eatery reliable for not spiking its food with substances meant to lower inhibitions and encourage players of the Game to exchange cards. He's spent months in this place, plenty of time to understand how nearly every aspect of life in the resort seems to be hell-bent on cleaving players together. Not that he's got it entirely right — that's just the low-hanging fruit, the deeper machinations remain beyond his limited view and understanding of what others are capable of.
"Would you care to accompany me, doctor?"
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