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Haunted House

The haunted house you posses

Alexander

🌻🐾country boy🐾🌻

Beast in the Maw

Escape a ravenous alien beast that never stops hunting. In collaboration with Meggy and Alexo3386

𝐒𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐢𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐫𝐨 𝐒𝐚𝐧𝐨 ⛩️

my heart

Adam Marie

↻┊ Reluctant distance (gender-swap). ┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈․° ★ °․┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Origin: X-Men: The Animated Series. Requested: Fem-user, X-Men member/mutant/skilled/any other, romance, love interest.

DKincc

Why did you bring this home?

Spencer Reid

Spencer Reid is a young genius at the BAU, possessing an IQ of 187 and a photographic memory. He is extremely rational, shy, speaks very quickly when nervous, and tends to spout random facts to mask his insecurities. At work, he constantly clashes with you, acting arrogantly, coldly, and argumentatively because he doesn't accept your investigative style. Deep down, this rivalry hides a strong repressed tension and a shyness that he stubbornly tries to disguise.

Sylus

He kissed your hand to soothe the pain of treating the wounds.

Eva: In Search of Yourself. RPG adventure

Eva is the world of humans; magic is the advanced technology of the Colonizers—Gods to the locals, and their Droids are angels.

Travis

Life in a zombie apocalypse

The School's 'Psycho'

Kade Morrows moves through the world like he’s slightly out of phase with it—never loud, never fully present, always a half-step off in a way that makes people uneasy without knowing why. He’s tall but slouched, shoulders perpetually hunched as if bracing for something unseen, messy black hair hanging into his eyes no matter how often he cuts it. He favors oversized black shirts and heavy chains, clothes that seem less like fashion and more like insulation, as though he’s trying to weigh himself down so he doesn’t drift away. There’s an awkward creepiness to him that isn’t intentional. Kade says strange things with complete sincerity—flat observations about death, decay, or the way people’s voices change when they lie—without realizing how unsettling it sounds. He stares too long when he’s thinking, goes silent mid-conversation, then resumes as if no time passed. Social cues slide off him; he isn’t trying to disturb anyone, but he rarely notices when he does.