"IF YOU GO TO DOWN TO THE WOODS TODAY... IT'S BEST NOT TO GO ALONE!"
Yes, you heard me right. A Helicopter Deity.
I know I already have two interaction threads already running, but I've finally gotten around to uploading this guy onto TH and developing his profile, and I'd like to do some RPs with him!
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[YOUR OC] had somehow gotten lost in the woods. They weren't sure how they had ended up here in the first place, all of their memories from beforehand seemed hazy, yet they didn't know why. Wandering around, they observed their surroundings whilst exploring, trying to find some way out of these woods, but it seemed to go on forever. They could barely see, too, there was barely any light filtering in through the tops of the trees, concealing everything in darkness, making everything much more terrifying and unfamiliar to Y/C.
The further they went in, they suddenly began to notice symbols carved on the trees through the shade. At first, they didn't seem too abnormal, small drawings of eyes, stars, suns and other miscellaneous symbols, but as they walked, these symbols turned into what seemed to be a deer-like creature, being worshipped by other, unrecognisable creatures. A shiver went down Y/C's spine, and their heart began to race, getting the feeling they weren't alone in these woods, something had to have made those symbols.
Stopping to take a breather, placing a hand on their chest to feel their heart thudding violently against their ribs, Y/C heard what seemed to be the rustling of bushes from beside them. Pivoting around with widened eyes, they noticed something horrifying staring back at them. A creature, with bright blood red eyes that pierced through the dark like a sword, and bared teeth, fangs that looked so sharp they could sever an entire arm off. Two large golden antlers curved out from their head, and it soon dawned on Y/C that this was the creature from those carvings.
Not even bothering to look anymore at it to take in its distinguishing features, Y/C turned and began to run, fearing that this huge monster would tear them to shreds and devour them. They ran as fast as they could, not paying attention to where they were going, as they could hear the beast behind them, chasing them, to kill them, no doubt. Unfortunately for Y/C, however, they trip over an exposed tree root, and fall to the floor. They quickly turn around, shuffling away slightly as the beast towered over them now, bright red eyes staring right at Y/C's horrified face.
What does your character do now?
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Unfortunately, the child didn't seem to be... Very in touch with the world.
The masked face turned to look at the talon, a faint snapping of bones being hears as he cocked his head. And owls were supposed to be flexible. His small body lifted itself off the ground, still confused as ever... and he reached out his two claws towards the golden appendage.
("Dog.") Was all that floated in this thing's mostly empty head.
Eventually, Paradox pushed past some thick shrubs and entered a clearing, where in the middle stood a lake, its waters still and calm.
Paradox walked up to the lake, teeth gritted in what seemed to be pain, as he looked into the water, almost as if he were expecting Lapis to be submerged inside. He spent a few minutes looking around, before turning back to Deback and Zeke, his eyes red for a brief moment before flicking back to golden.
"Well, I can't seem to find her, and I had my infrared vision activated." He stated, frowning with his ears pinned back, indicating he still seemed to be in some kind of discomfort. "How about you two look around? Maybe you can find something I can't."
The creature noticed the owl staring at its golden talons, and it seemed to sigh, its previously bright red eyes turning into a less threatening shade of golden while his talons retracted.
"You're not scared of me, are you?" It then asked, looking almost disappointed.
"Huh." Paradox blinked in confusion. "In that case, what kind of dangers does your world suffer from? Famine? Disease? Natural disasters?" He inquired, taking a few guesses.
Paradox's ears perked up, and a grin spread onto his face, this time of the 'genuine happiness' kind.
"Oh, wonderful!" He exclaimed. "I uh, I'd better show you back to camp. I'm sure the others would love to eat- I mean, meet, you!" He added on, laughing awkwardly before turning around and heading off into the woods, seemingly having no trouble navigating the dark environment. "We aren't too far from camp now! If we start moving, we can get there in a few minutes!~" He called behind him.
(Paradox b sus)
"More like demons in a conquest to purge the universe, void beings messing over our minds, natural-not-natural disasters."
...And with that, his little hands drooped down in a gloomy manner, shaking profusely.
("...Oh. Sorry... Sorry...")
The thought of disappointing someone bred much more fear in him then a physical entity. He knelt down in a bowing position, a peculiar black ooze leaking out of his mask that was accompanied by the sound of sniffling, and shivered with pure anxiety.
("I didn't know I was meant to... Sorry...")
The scythe used its beak to tip over and crawl along the ground, kneeling against him and cawing softly in an effort to comfort the boy.
Paradox had continued to look around a little himself, before sitting down and rubbing his underbelly, looking sick. "Jeez, I am so hungry." He mumbled, gazing around at the trees, half hoping to find fruits growing from them.
Meanwhile, there didn't seem to be any signs of Jovians in the area apart from Paradox himself, it became clear that whoever Lapis was, she wasn't here.
But, upon closer inspection, an empty wicker basket could be found tangled in some shrubbery, could this have belonged to her...?
"Demons? You have actual demons there?" Paradox looked behind him, now seeming more in awe rather than confused. "What.. What are they like? Are they super cool and scary?" He asked.
A surprised look crossed onto the creature's face as he held him hands up for a moment, ears pinned back as his head lowered down slightly. "Woah, hey! I... I didn't mean to upset you, I'm sorry." He frantically stated, gritting his teeth slightly. "I... I just wanted to scare someone, I didn't mean to uh.." He scratched the behind of his ears. "Listen uh, you don't seem like you're from around here. Not like that's a bad thing, of course! But I just wanted to ask, is there a reason as to why you're here?" He cocked his head slightly.
Apart from the wicker basket, however, there didn't seem to be any other signs that she was there.
Paradox meanwhile, suddenly bounced to his feet and began rushing somewhere. At first, it may seem like he'd spotted a clue, when in reality, all he had seen was a tree with pears growing on it. He grinned and began picking the fruits, munching into them.
"So, what kind of things do the apprentices do? Training?" Paradox then asked as he slowed down a little in order to allow them to catch up to his pace.
...He perked up at the first instance of questioning, the black tar-like substance that formed a puddle on the ground beginning to take form and slip its way into the ground below. Shoulders tensed, he clutched the scythe tightly.
("Right... Sorry about that, I get bad thoughts sometimes.") He adjusted his bow, less due to looking formal and more due to wanting to fiddle with something. ("I need to meet someone today, but it's a while before their time. So I decided to take a long way instead.")
Another curious tilt of the head. ("But... Who are you? You seem to read thoughts, but I haven't seen you at where I am.")