2 Spooky

[beneathmoonlight]

Hello everyone! I have a strange topic I’d like to discuss.

First of all, what kind of things scare you the most? And do you believe in the supernatural?

I’m looking for scary stories or pictures, or maybe even gifs with proper warnings on them. I know I’m going to end up scaring myself, but I’ve always been oddly fascinated with ghosts and such. Paranormal things, I guess you could say.

I’d love to hear your opinions or see any content you have to share!

Comments

[liberal_arts]

Really now? Were they also swords?

[beneathmoonlight]

Yes, actually.

I thought there might be more of you.

[liberal_arts]

There's six of us, to be exact. Myself, Jirou, Kenta, Kashuu, Yasu, and Rindou.

[beneathmoonlight]

Oh! I’ve met Kashuu-san and Yasusada-san!

[liberal_arts]

They're rather bright young men. I'm glad I've had a chance to meet them.

[beneathmoonlight]

Kashuu-san has helped me out a lot!

I never knew he was a youkai though!

[liberal_arts]

Well, since we were all given our bodies by a ritual and not the more, I guess, natural way, I'm not even sure you could call us youkai. I'd have to learn more about the ritual to really say. But I can't think of a better term besides tsukumogami to describe what we are.

[beneathmoonlight]

Either way, I never imagined I’d meet anyone like you guys.

It’s actually pretty cool.

[liberal_arts]

Ah, it's not as if we're famous or anything.

[beneathmoonlight]

Maybe not, but you’re still pretty cool!

What did you look like as a sword?

[liberal_arts]

-an image is sent.-

[beneathmoonlight]

Oh! You’re beautiful!

[liberal_arts]

-Good thing this is text and he can hide his embarrassment.-

Thank you! I know Nosada was very proud of me.

[beneathmoonlight]

Nosada?

Who’s that?

[liberal_arts]

The Second Heir of the Kanesada School, Izumi-no-Kami, the Great Nosada.

My creator, in short.

[beneathmoonlight]

Oh! He sounds important!

I bet he put a lot of care into creating you.

[liberal_arts]

If history is any proper judge, he did. I was considered his masterpiece. I can hardly put to words what an honor it is to know that.

[beneathmoonlight]

I’m happy he cherished you so much.

It feels nice to have someone be proud of you.

[liberal_arts]

I suppose so. But sometimes I wonder if I'm not just projecting a master's appreciation of his craft onto the general lack of familiar support I got from my own father.

That isn't to say my father was a bad father to me, but we never really understood each other, either.