Ruby Pt. 3

Anti has slowly but surely managed to gain control of Jack’s body.

First we see him sitting down, not a lot of movement in his limbs in Say Goodbye

Then he gains a bit more mobility in Always Watching

Then he’s standing and moving around more in Kill Jacksepticeye

Now in Dark Silence he has full mobility

He wasn’t joking when he said he was in control…

Sophia

Prompt: Chained to a Wall

Fandom: Original Work

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(Accidentally posted this to the wrong blog. Whoops! Second times is the charm!)

Sophia opened her eyes slowly. The back of her head started to throb. She tried to massage it, but her arm didn’t move. Confused, she pulled again.

The clinking of something familiar echoed through the room.

Chains.

Sophia looked up at her hands and saw that her wrists were locked in iron shackles. The shackles were connected to a chain that stretched to the ceiling.

She closed her eyes. Her memories started to become more evident.

She had left Evan asleep in bed and gone to get firewood. She had walked about a mile to the clearing and started cutting down the trees. Then what?

She picked up all the wood, and then footsteps. Then darkness.

A loud click echoed through the room.

Sophia opened her eyes as the cell door swung open. Two guards walked into the room, followed by the last person she wanted to see.

“Ray.” Sophia grit her teeth.

Ray stepped forward. “Sophia. It’s so good to see you.” His voice was sweet, and his grin was fake.

“Couldn’t say the same.”

His grin faded as he started pacing the room. “It’s been a while since I’ve seen you and Evan. Where have you guys been?”

She didn’t respond.

He stopped and turned to face her. The silence hung in the air. They both knew why he hadn’t seen them.

Ray was Evan’s uncle, and they are both members of the wealthiest family in the city. After Evan’s parents died, he was supposed to take over the business, but his uncle pulled the rug out from under him and turned the family against him.

They didn’t trust him anymore, and some wanted him dead, so he ran. Leaving it all behind.

Ray started pacing again.

“Where is Evan?”  His voice was colder than it was before.

“Why do you need to know?”

Ray stopped. He motioned to one of the guards.

The guard stepped forward and punched her in the stomach.

Sophia let out a grunt and tried to bend forward, but was stopped by the shackles.

Ray turned to her again. “Where is Evan?”

“I’m not telling you anything.” She locked eyes with him.

His expression grew more impatient. He let out a huff and stepped closer.

“I will stop at nothing to find him.”

Sophia spit. He took a step back wiping his eye.

The guard stepped forward raising his fist.

Ray put out an arm and stopped him. He finished wiping his eye and slapped her across the face.

Her head snapped to the left.

She took a deep breath before making eye contact with Ray again.

“Is that all you’ve got?”

That was the wrong thing to say. Angry, he punched her in the stomach. Hard.

She gasped for air, as the punches kept coming.

Ray, breathing heavy, took a step back.

Sophia tried to stand, but her legs gave out, and she hung by her wrists.

He motioned to his guards, and they left the cell.

“I want Evan.” He turned and slammed the door behind him.

Bless your face » Alphonse Elric

SUPERKIDDOS, Part 2! So pumped to see people excited about this project. Jon doesn’t appear in this part but he will in the next. Poor Dami gets himself kidnapped (as Damian Wayne, son of rich Bruce Wayne?)

The five meep meeps are Meepo (red), Meepina (green), Mee-Mee (yellow), Meepsa (blue) and Meepalleen (purple). Colin got Mee-Mee because its personality reminded him most of Damian (but don’t tell him that!)

(update: made a small edit on page 8!)

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Prompt: Blackmail

Fandom: Original Work

Ella ran across the rooftops.

“Are you close?” The voice in her ear questioned.

She stopped looking over the city. “Yeah. What is this for again?”

“There’s a hostage situation uptown. The police are there right now, but it seems like they need help.”

Ella nodded her head and started to run again. When she got to the end of the building, she focused on the next rooftop and teleported to it.

“Hey, Jack, who is responsible for the hostage situation.” She asked as she pressed on the device in her ear.

Jack was silent for a minute.

“They say that it was a man.” Another voice cut in.

“Any more than that Natalie?” Ella stopped on the roof.

Natalie fell silent too and Ella was left standing on the roof. Waiting for a response she started to fiddle with her blonde hair.

Jack finally cut in, “They said he walked into the bank and took a teller hostage. They don’t have anything else. He is currently stationed on the roof of the bank. You should hurry.”

Ella nodded and started running again. After teleporting across the city, she found herself at the front of the bank. There were cop cars stationed all around it with their lights flashing. She reached up and pulled her mask over her face.

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Game-Changing Sites for Writers

A recent search for a specific type of site to help me build new characters led me down a rabbit hole. Normally, that would make me much less productive, but I have found a treasure trove of websites for writers.

Bring Characters/Places to Life

There are a few different places you can use to create a picture of something entirely new. I love this site for making character pictures as references, instead of stock photos or whatever pops up on Google Images.

thispersondoesnotexist: every time you reload the page, this site generates a headshot of someone who doesn't exist. This is great if you're thinking about a character's personality or age and don't have specifics for their facial features yet.

Night Cafe: this is an AI art generator that takes your text prompt and generates an image for it. I tried it for various scenery, like "forest" or "cottage." It takes a minute for your requested photo to load, but no more than maybe five for the program to finish the picture.

Art Breeder: this website has endless images of people, places, and general things. Users can blend photos to create something new and curious visitors can browse/download those images without creating an account. (But if you do want to make an account to create your own, it's free!)

Find Random Places on Earth

You might prefer to set a story in a real-life environment so you can reference that place's weather, seasons, small-town vibe, or whatever you like. If that's the case, try:

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Thesauruses are great, but these websites have some pretty cool perspectives on finding just the right words for stories.

Describing Words: tell this website which word you want to stop repeating and it will give you tons of alternative words that mean the same thing. It typically has way more options than other sites I use.

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Hope this helps when you need a hand during next writing session 💛