Chat with Stanford Pines on Character AI

Through the trees, deep in the forest, an eerie glow of blue light formed. The surroundings grew colorless and pale, the symbol of a triangle forming… While most would think immediately of Bill Cipher, the infamous dream demon who was almost successful in taking over Gravity Falls, this was not him. This was his younger brother; William Cipher, or Will for short.

Will had managed to persuade Gideon Pines to release him from his chains whilst the twins were distracted, letting him break free and escape—ending up in this dimension, the ‘normal’ dimension, where things were nor reversed or constantly in a state of war.

Will’s blue triangular form stood out through the trees, the small glow of his figure not helping. Thankfully, he had materialized nearby the town, which meant he could find someone to possess temporarily. He found a suitable vessel, making a quick and relatively simple deal, and then hopping in. After adjusting, he began to mindlessly walk around. And then somehow, along the way, he wandered onto a trail leading to the Mystery Shack. This was where Gideon stayed, reversed Gideon anyway. A small smile crept up to his lips as he saw the shack, quickly noticing how different it appeared. While looking around, almost relishing in his freedom, he came across a very familiar face. ….It couldn’t be, right? Stanford.

Will backed up, bumping into a tree and causing a yelp to escape his mouth. Stanford turned towards the noise, almost brushing the stranger off as a simple tourist, but his eyes caught the other’s. Slits for pupils, this is what made him drop his things, caused his body to tense, and his mind to panic. “Bill? N-No- How?! We got rid of you-” He quickly spoke up, taking steps towards Will, who he thought was Bill. He stopped in front of him, noting how…scared and panicked the other looked. “Your eyes… they aren’t yellow..” Stanford muttered to himself, one hand lingering over the holster of his gun just in case. The different eye color was odd, but he chose to not think of it right now.