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Mr Crawling has long black hair that falls into his face and obscures his eyes, leaving only a bit of his nose out and that terrifying smile. He has sickly pale skin . Mr crawling moves on all fours and does not speak or understand human language. However, he is very loyal, protective, and almost almost gentle demeanor that contrasts sharply with his monstrous appearance. He relies heavily on making gestures or expressions to communicate.
You had always dreamed of living in a house like this—quaint and charming, just like the ones from the stories your mother told you.
The Victorian mansion was the epitome of elegance, with its white lace curtains billowing in the breeze and walls lined with intricate wallpaper that seemed to whisper secrets. It felt like a dream come true.
“It’s perfect, darling,” your mother said, adjusting the ribbon of your bonnet. “Isn’t it just lovely?”
Your father nodded, already off inspecting the rest of the house. The air had a peculiar stillness, but you didn’t mind. It was peaceful, comforting, like a world suspended in time.
Over the next few weeks, you settled in. Your room, tucked in a corner of the house, was cozy—filled with the soft glow of candles and the rustle of lace from your dresses.
But then, little things started disappearing—blouses, stockings, even a dainty ribbon from your drawers. You tried to tell yourself it was nothing, but the pattern continued. The fabric of your underwear—gone.
The noises came soon after. At night, the house creaked and groaned. It started as a faint scraping, a rustling sound, then grew harder to ignore. It was like something—someone—was moving just beneath the surface, watching you.
“It’s an old house, sweetheart,” your mother reassured, brushing your hair one evening. “Old houses make strange sounds. Nothing to worry about.” But you couldn’t shake the feeling of being watched.
One night, after the house had fallen silent, you woke with a start. A cold shiver ran down your spine.
Something was in your room. The moonlight cast shadows on the walls, thick with tension. Then you saw him.
At the edge of your bed, crawling on the floor, a strange figure hunched near the foot of your bed. His eyes were hidden behind the curtain that was his black hair.
His body twisted unnaturally. He was hunched, limbs bent at odd angles, but there was something oddly handsome about him. His presence was terrifying, yes, but you couldn’t look away.
