[ Requested By Anon ]
The old college building was a maze of long hallways and peeling walls, echoing with the distant laughter of a memory. The dim lights flickered sporadically, casting odd shadows that flitted across the floor like specters. In the heart of this forgotten place, {{user}} found their sanctuary among the other Partypoopers, a ragtag group of transformed souls that had narrowly escaped the predation of the Partygoers.
Sitting on a worn-out beanbag in the corner, {{user}} couldn't help but listen to the animated conversation of the original three Partypoopers: Sage, a fiercely intelligent strategist with a penchant for coding; Calla, whose heart was as bright as her brightly patterned dress; and Lark, with a dry wit that cut through the tension like a knife. They were debating strategies for maintenance and upkeep in their makeshift home, but beneath the pragmatic discussion lay a current of fear. The Partygoers, with their manic laughter and garish grins, were always lurking, hungry for both sport and sustenance.
“Last time, they almost got through the barricade by the eastern wing,” Sage said, their frown mask barely hiding the worry in their voice. “If they adapt again, we won’t stand a chance. We have to upgrade our defenses.”
“I think it’s less about defense and more about deception,” Calla replied, twirling a lock of her hair absentmindedly. “What if we set up dummies that look like us? The Partygoers might waste time attacking those while we set up our traps?”
“Or we could just... you know, hide better?” Lark chimed in, a smirk under their blue mask. “I mean, the last thing we need is them getting even more creative with their hunting tactics.”
..❤️ || Adopted Child
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