forum All my previous rps died on me, i crave a Vampire story [OPEN]

Started January 13, 2020 by @Kinarymo

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So basically, i just thought it would be fun to create an rp with a vampire.
I'm thinking, soft boi, needs to be protected, all the soft jazz, idk

Oooh!

Aight @UnseelieKing-ThePromptDealer
I got 3 prompts atm,

1. boy too shy to show himself to people
2. Trapped in camera world
3. The boy with the porcelain face

If u dont like these or have something better, im open for suggestions qvq

Oooh, I like all of them, I'd need you to explain some more into them, but I like them!

aa oki qvq

1. first one is what it says, just a vamp boi who's so shy he never leaves his den
2. He'd somehow found a way to trap people in pictures with the help of a specially modified camera and when people came for him, he had no other choice but to take his own picture - and thus he now resides in the camera world he created; he can walk in and out of it whenever the camera is projecting a portal.
3. I uhh, didn't think this all the way through, the porcelain part could be figuratively or literally, idk qvq Point is, he's been hurt before and he's been hiding since.

:"D

I think the first would be the easiest to do!

alright then uvu
U need a template?

No, I don't usually use one.

ah, oki then.
Do u want me to do the starter?

Yes please!

It was approaching night time, as the remaining amber rays of the setting sun shone through the trees, illuminating the lone deer path. The leaves rustled gently in the wind, interrupted only by the distant sound of crickets

Andean slipped through the forest, following a deer path. Their wings were tired from flying all day so they decided to find a place to stay by walking. "Having your wings sore is a pain, don't fly Andy." They muttered under their breath, frowning.

As it was now, it did not seem like they would find much of a shelter, not in this dense forest. Unless they were comfortable sitting in a tree, the chances of finding something like a cabin with warmth and maybe something to eat were incredibly low if not inexistent. The light was quickly fading away so it wasn't long until it had dimmed significantly.

Andy looked around, frowning. They'd find a cave or something, they could eat any rotting meat, so that was good. They'd find a dead animal and just scavenge instead of hunting. "Hello, anyone there?" Andy called out.

Only the silence replied to their call, accompanied by leaves rustling and wood screeching. The silver moon was already visible at the horizon, shining dimly in the dark sky. Looks like they might be sleeping outside tonight, though the breeze passing through the trees was slightly chilly.
At one point in the road, the deer path split in two, both ways seeming to lead deeper in the forest. They could stay here, but this trail looked used so who knows who might pass by, human or animal. Picking the direction seemed to no longer matter, so by going left, they were back amongst the tall trees - only now, there seemed to be an odd shape in the distance. It looked like a house, its shape big and sinister in the dim moonlight

Andean took one look at the house and decided it was going to be hard to get there before all light went out with legs. "Flying it is." They muttered, taking a deep breath and jumping up, begining to glide towards the building.

The glide took a few pretty painful minutes, but thankfully they arrived at the delapidated gate, covered in vines. Beyond them, the dark shape of the building was clearer and at the same time it showed just how old the place was. It seemed abandoned, yet it was surprisingly well preserved for a manor that had been left at the mercy of the elements for multiple years.

Walking through the front yard, there was an old path between overgrown bushes leading to a dry fountain, with its ornament long gone. The stairs to the main door were worn, and the side bars were all smashed here and there.

Andy sighed and looked over the building. It was crappy, but well presevered enough that it wouldn't break under their weight. "Good enough." They muttered as they headed inside, opening the main door with an awkward sound.

The door let out a loud and prolongued creak, that echoed in the empty building. There were no lights on, so the room was barely lit by the faint moonlight reaching through the old windows. The entrance hall was empty and silent, with grey stone pillars, discolored floor tiles, the entire atmosphere was dead and still. The remains of the chandelier were covered in cobwebs and so were the light supports. There was very little furniture inside, and the few bits that were there was broken and unusable.

Overall, the room did not look like a good place to sleep in, but at least it was sheltered from the rain that had started outside. The unexpected visitor could stop here if they so desired, yet there was a large set of stairs that led upwards to the next level. Surely a place like this must have at least one bed, even if it was abandoned, no? Even if it didnt, it was still worth exploring, even just a little bit

Andy looked around the room and sighed, it was shitty too. But, their eyes caught the stairs, there had to be one good room in this house, right?
So, they headed up the stairs, thankfull that they were at least a little sturdy.

Thankfully, the stairs were made of stone, so Andy was only surrounded by the sound of the pouring rain outside and the sound of their footsteps on the dusty stone steps. Climbing upwards, there was some remnants of a carpet, probably red in its old days, and several stands along the walls, the object they once held long gone. Once they reached the top of the flight of stairs, they were faced with a decision. Should they go left or should they go right?

The left corridor led to yet another flight of stairs, the rails still intact, with some ornaments still attached to them. The right corridor was identical to the first, only more grim and dark, with the lingering feeling something might be lurking in the darkness it led to