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đ° what is one secret that youâve never told anyone?
I donât know, actually. The only secret I really tried to keep to myself got cornered out of me. I tell the gang everything, and honestly I really like it that way.
đ what happens to you when youâre stressed?
I donât know if this question means physically, or what I do to help it. I guess Iâll answer both. Physically, I get really tense and my eyes usually dry up. And you know when you forget to breathe? That happens too sometimes. To try to calm down I like going out into the trail by my backyard, sitting in the dirt and laying with the ferns.
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đ if you were in charge of the world, what would the world look like?
đ what was the most recent vivid dream that you had?
âď¸ what do you like the most about your best friend?
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đ if someone was rude to you, would you be rude back?
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đž what are you scared of most? how will you overcome it?
đ what never fails to make you happy?
đ what annoys you about some people?Â
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đ what do you always daydream about?
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đ if you could talk to your younger self, what would you say?
đ who are you jealous of and why?Â
đ which one would you rather have more of: intelligence, beauty, kindness, wealth or bravery? why?
đ what are you ashamed of?
đş which languages do you know? which do you want to learn?
đ if you could be any fictional characterâs best friend/lover, which fictional character would you be?
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đ which acts of kindness are you going to do today?Â
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âWhy fit in when you were born to stand out?â
finleypvrkerâ:
    holding out her hand, finn moves to help dylan with all the bags in his arms. she bumps her shoulder with him softly. âhey, if anyone can figure it out, you can. i know your team is in the right hands. maybe all of us are picking up the pieces to the final puzzle. maybe itâs not supposed to make sense yet. i have to believe that. anything you wanna share?â she sighs loudly as her shoulders sag. they continue to walk and she glances around before leaning in again. âlocal legend says in 1843, there was a large sex party in the woods that were broken up by some sort of loud bellowing howl echoing all around them. i had never seen that before. as the validity⌠not entirely sure.â she pauses in her step. âoh, um. i wanted to get something to eat. but i can walk with you. did i interrupt?âÂ
âOh hey, thanks!â Dylan let Finley help him with the bags. If he had a free hand, he probably would have scratched the back of his neck. âI went a little overboard, I think. Thatâs what I get for going shopping when Iâm hungry.â Chuckling, he nodded, âI should be saying the same to you, youâre the smartest person I know.â And he meant it. âTrue, weâre strongest when we all work together. I just hope that weâll be able to help, you know? There are a couple of names that my mind keeps wandering back to, but I donât know if thatâs because they have any significance, or just because Iâve known them for so many years.â Bursting out laughing, Dylan nodded seriously, âAlright, this town really is more exciting than I think anyone gives it credit for. I could totally see that happening.â Dylan waved his hand, groceries crinkling in his bags. âYou didnât interrupt anything, sounds like I interrupted you. Iâm headed back to the library ... you think I can sneak these into the basement?â
investigatingajâ:
AJâs eyes widened and she fought back laughter. âThatâs okay. As for Delia, sheâs currently trying to romance one of the werewolves in town and invited him over for tea. Last I saw he was desperately trying not to break one of her delicate teacups. Iâm hoping sheâll be able to give me advice on this ghost thing when he leaves.â She only knew in the first place that he was a wolf because Delia had told her so, she tended to give her more details than she asked for or wanted in the first place. âI can handle this bag, I promise⌠but thanks, Dyl.â She gave him a sweet smile.Â
Turning her body again so she could continue trying to figure out where the door was, she nodded at his question, brows knitted together. âGot anything on top of Scooby stuff? Schoolwork?â She asked idly and then as he offered to come with her, she exhaled. âYeah, actually, it would help. I think itâs down that alleyway.â She said, pointing before she began walking. âCome on, letâs get this over and done with. I feel like itâs gonna be weird.â
âOh damn Aunt Delia! Do you know who it is? I can put in a good word for her. Not that she needs it, her personality speaks for itself. I guess itâs serious if she knows about the whole werewolf thing.â Dylan didnât know why anyone would give a werewolf something they didnât want to be broken - he made sure to drink only out of plastic mugs and cups because he was always accidentally breaking things. It was really easy to forget the heightened strength thing.  âYeah, any advice is welcome. I didnât think it was all going to be easy, but I really didnât think it would be this hard.â
He smiled back, rearranging his bags on his arms so that the weight was more evenly distributed again. They werenât heavy, but he was realizing that maybe heâd gone a little bit overboard. Ah well.  âIâve got a mountain of biology work already, and midterms in a few weeks. Feels way too early, but I guess they know best, right?â He trusted his professors. Dylan nodded, easily keeping up with AJ as she lead the way down the alleyway.  âDid she give you any info about it, or are we going in blind? Either way, letâs get weird.â He was on board.
thejordanaâ:
âIt hasnât been that long since weâve eaten but I canât say Iâm not hungry too,â she murmured, though sheâd been doing her best to figure out how to control it so she wasnât seen eating all the time. She didnât want anyone questioning why she was eating as much as she was because she couldnât explain it herself, nor did she want to try and understand it. As the bag was pushed in her direction, she crinkled her nose and shook her head because while she appreciated the gesture, she needed a little more than kernels.Â
With a sigh, she looked down at the list she had been given. âYeah, I feel like weâre going to have to go through everyone then if you donât know of any connections.â Jordana had been hoping for a quicker way but that didnât seem to be happening. She was actually surprised at how many new clients there was but one of them must have had a connection. Smiling at the suggestion, she quickly stood up and pulled on her jacket. âPleaseâŚfresh air sounds amazing right now,â she murmured, pulling her hair out from underneath the lapels. âMaybe Iâll even let you buy me a coffee.â
âSee, itâs not just me. You have to feed your brain otherwise you wonât be able to think straight.â That was a biological fact, right? Dylan nodded, sighing.  âI was hoping that Iâd be able to look at the names and figure something out right away, but thatâs not happening. Weâll find something. Eventually.â He stood up, following Jordanaâs lead, happy that she had agreed to go for a walk and hadnât just brushed him off like she was always doing. He really wanted to get to know her better, and he didnât usually feel that way about many people. Pulling on his own jacket, he laughed.  âIâd be happy to. Thereâs a cafĂŠ not too far from here that makes the best bagels, and their coffee isnât half bad either.â
Leading the way out of the library basement where the Scooby Gang had taken over, and then out of the library, Dylan inhaled the fresh air happily. There was a bite to it, as there always was towards the end of September. Winter was coming, and Dylan couldnât wait - it was his favourite season. Shoving his hands into his pockets, he peered in Jordanaâs direction.  âHave you learned your way around town yet?â He wasnât sure how long sheâd been in town, but he didnât think it had been very long. Without waiting for her to answer, he was about to ask another question when the most delicious smell heâd ever smelled before in his life hit him in the nose, and his mouth started to water.  âDo you-â stopping himself short, because he remembered that asking her if she smelled specific things didnât go over so well, he grabbed Jordanaâs hand and started pulling her in the direction that his nose was leading him.  âI donât know what Iâm smelling, but it needed to be in my belly yesterday.â
kickasskodyâ:
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     throwing his hands up in defeat, the groan that leaves kodyâs mouth goes on for longer than necessary, and sounds a little more like heâs shouting in distress than bored, like he really is. âplease, can we pleaaaase do something else. i swear iâve been going through this client list for days now and my brain is fried. all of these people are boooooring.â dramatically, his head falls down onto the keys of his laptop that heâs brought along for research, unknowingly typing a string of nnnnnnnnnn keys into the google search bar. âi promise iâm not gonna tell aj we were slacking!â not that sheâd seriously reprimand them if it came up, but he still feels the need to stress that, considering she is the one who dolled out their tasks. âi need something fun to happen. can we just do something fun for like at least ten minutes so i donât go totally cookoo bananas?â
At the sudden shout, Dylan whipped his head in Kodyâs direction so fiercely that his neck cracked.  âOwâ, he laughed once he realized that Kody wasnât in any immediate harm, hand moving up to massage the back of his neck as he moved his head from side to side. Apparently you needed to move slowly after looking down at a desk for the better part of an hour.  âIâm down, what do you want to do?â The continued and lingering feeling of not being able to make any connections even though he felt like they were right there in front of his face was frustrating. A distraction was welcome, that was for sure.  âI wonât either, the last thing we want is AJâs wrathâ, he joked, knowing full well that they wouldnât be told off for taking a break. He hoped. âI wonât let you go cookoo bananas, donât worry man.â Dylanâs eyes scanned around the room, looking for something ordinary that they could turn into a distraction.  âWanna play garbage can basketball, or were you thinking of something more lit?â
kendalldeckerâ:
When her mother passed away, and more recently with the disappearance of her sister, the void Kenny had felt in the pit of her stomach was seemingly impossible to fill. She filled her time with art, music, film, even a job that she didnât technically need since her father insisted on giving her an allowance. But nothing could seem to stop the endless flow of questions as to why these two occurrences had to happen to her, of all people. Surely there are people deserving of the pain more than an artsy stoner who prefers complex fictional characters to actual people. The otherâs voice is familiar in her ears, though Kendallâs gaze is that of confusion until sheâs able to locate the source. âDylan,â she starts, offering a bit of a nod once heâs approaching her. âItâs⌠definitely going,â she responds, shoulders lifting in a shrug. âHowâs the client research going?â
âKendallâ, Dylan nodded back seriously, trying to match her tone. Kenny could be a bit hard to read sometimes, and he honestly would have been lying if he tried to say that he wasnât a bit intimated by her. Still, he was happy to run into her outside of the library. And ... you know, not in a cemetery. It dawned on him that he probably should have asked a different question. They had all been doing nothing but researching and then talking about their research with one another, but it was already out of his mouth before he could stop it. But hey, he really was interested in what everyone else was doing, since his own research kept coming up short. He grimaced, âYeah, thatâs where Iâm at too. I feel like Iâm constantly missing something, even though itâs right in front of my face. What are we going to do if we canât figure this thing out?â
finleypvrkerâ:
    after work, all finn wanted was a large plate of waffles with too much syrup. and a large cup of coffee to feed her caffeine addiction. anything to get through the next few hours. just because her official work day was over, didnât mean she wasnât about to pile back into the basement for more research. the voice draws her attention as she filters through her thoughts. she smiles when she sees dylan and lifts a hand to wiggle her fingers at him. âlong time no see.â she takes a step closer to him and offers a little shrug with a grimace. âabout as well as can be expected. thereâs a lot of information to go through. what about you? anything successful?â
Dylan would have waved back, but his arms were so full that he did an awkward sort of shoulder wave, grinning at his friend.  âIâm pretty much in the same boat. I think thereâs something there, but I canât seem to make any connections in my head. Weâll get there, Iâm sure. Or ... I hope.â Adding on as an afterthought, he asked, âHave you come across any fun town tidbits that you didnât already know? Iâd be interested.â Grinning, he realized that he had intercepted her, as she had seemed to be walking with purpose. âWhere are you headed? I can walk you, if you want.â
investigatingajâ:
With all the time AJ spent with the Scooby Gang, it was easy to forget that she technically had a job. She was reminded of that fact when she went to visit her aunt Delia to get some guidance, the other woman sent her back out with a grocery list. Currently, she a was hauling a paper bag full of organic ingredients and was reading the directions to a store sheâd never heard of before. Squinting at it, her attention was drawn away by a familiar voice and her brows furrowed as her chin lifted and she spotted Dylan coming closer. âHey there.â She greeted, readjusting the paper bag on her hip as she took in the mountain of shopping heâd apparently done.Â
âWell, I went to visit Aunt Delia, soâŚâ She chuckled, the two of them knowing she didnât actually work for the woman much for her money. Usually if she went to her, she was looking for help. âShe sent me out on a wild goose chase for some weird store. You stocking up?â
âAh, Aunt Delia.â Dylan nodded knowingly. âHowâs she doing?â Glancing down at the bag AJ was holding on her hip, Dylan shifted his bags around and held out an arm.  âNeed a hand?â He didnât have all that extra strength for nothing, after all.  âWeird store? One in town?â Realizing that heâd just asked her a handful of rapid fire questions, he chuckled. âSorry, I donât mean to ask you twenty questions.â Not that it was out of the ordinary, he almost always turned to AJ for direction and answers. He just didnât want her to feel like she always needed to have them.
Dylan let his gaze fall to the bags he was carrying, shrugging.  âA bit, I donât think these will last long. Iâve got a few overnighters ahead of me, so I want to make sure I donât go hungry.â Hopefully she didnât poke fun at his snack selection.  âWhereâs the store? I could walk with you, if you want some company.â
thejordanaâ:
Jordana had a disadvantage when it came to the others because she didnât know any of the names, meaning she had to keep asking. Her notes were plastered with little post-it notes but so far, nothing seemed to be standing out and she knew it would soon be time to move on to the headstones. It was somewhat frustrating that nothing seemed to be useful but she was determined to keep going, to give something to the investigation, even with her own two papers which were due. It would no doubt mean an all-nighter the night before they were due, something that had become a common occurrence lately.
Reading about the lastest name, Jordana looked up with a furrow of her eyebrows, quickly grabbing the piece of paper to throw back at him, though a little harder and hitting him on the head. âHow can I come up with anything when youâre crunching in my ear?â With a roll of her eyes, she sat back in her seat and gazed at him. âNo nothing, all the names are starting to roll into each other.â Honestly, she was thankful for the break. âIâm guessing you havenât come up with anything yet either if youâre starting to pester me.â
The balled up paper smoked him in the head, and Dylan burst out laughing - he should have seen that coming. It bounced off his head and onto the floor, rolling underneath one of the filing cabinets.  âIâm hungry! How am I supposed to make any miraculous conclusions on an empty stomach?â After a minute, he remembered his manners.  âWant some?â He shook the bag of popcorn in Jordanaâs direction. It was mostly kernels at that point, but still. He could share. Â
Dylan shrugged, âI I know most of the names, and I could probably tell you what they look like and what they do for a living and what their kidâs names are, but I donât know what kind of connection they had to Mr. Williams.â He was determined not to let himself feel useless - they would figure it out, one way or another. Teamwork made the dream work, after all. He just hoped that they werenât completely on the wrong track. Ignoring the jab, he asked, âDo you want to go for a walk, or something? Clear our heads and give our eyes a break?â
STATUS: open
LOCATION: town square
Dylan had been haunted by the list of client names since he laid eyes on them, and was starting to think he was seeing the names in his sleep. It was a little frustrating, not to be able to draw connections between the information that heâd been given. Between starting a new semester and trying to solve the mystery, he knew he was going to need to load up on snacks. And so, he left the grocery store, arms laden with bags full of all of his favourite snacks to keep him going. Walking deeper into the town square, he was happy to see the familiar face of one of his friends, and he called out, âHey stranger!â Once closer to them, he lowered his voice a little, âHowâs your search for info going?â
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Dylanâs eyes were almost starting to burn as he combed through the list of clients AJ had given him for the third time with his purple highlighter. So many of the names looked familiar, some of them he knew immediately, and some of them he had to rack his brain to remember why he recognized them. He wanted to make sure that he had done all of the recon on the client list before he moved to the pictures of the headstones, but he was already a little worried that the headstones would be hard to read, and even more of a dead end than the list of clients. Dylan was determined not to be discouraged just yet, though, and was even more determined not to let his mind wander to the mountain of school work he already had. Heâd already devoured his share of the Chinese food, and was now snacking on popcorn, trying not to crunch too loudly.
âPst! Hey, Jordanaâ, he whispered loudly once he was done his popcorn, deciding that his eyes needed a break.  âPsst!â Crumpling up a spare piece of paper, he tossed it lightly in Jordanaâs direction, hoping to get her attention.  âYou come up with anything yet?â
kickasskodyâ:
     watching dylan use his super-powered-sniffer to suss out the area actually has kody a little bit jealous. he knows that within his newfound and secret vampirism lie several superpower-like abilities, but not only does he not know exactly what they are ( google has been the least amount of help, considering most of what heâs read about happen to be fictional ), but he has no idea how he could possibly access them if he needed to. all he knows for certain are: seeing in the dark? easy peasy. lifting a large object? piece of cake. death? seemingly impossible⌠keyword: seemingly. he wishes he had his own special power that he could share with the group ( or even one he could keep to himself that would at least benefit them ) like dylan does⌠instead, all he has is a dirty little secret that often has him wondering if heâs putting them in more danger than he is helping. âummmâŚâ he mumbles, now sitting on his knees, still attempting to decipher the dates on the headstones. ââŚold? thatâs about all i can tell.â he laughs, trying to use his sleeve to wipe away the dust and debris that have formed. it doesnât do much, but it does help him learn the first name of one of the deceased. âweâve got a patty here!â he exclaims, smiling wide as he points at the headstone. âsome lady named patricia i guess?âÂ
his gaze shifts up to the two trees again once dylan has mentioned their unusual smell. eyebrows narrowing, he rises back to his feet and slowly approaches one of the trees, eyeing it up and down. âiâm pretty sure these are oak trees⌠they look strong like them butâŚâ he looks back to dylan, shrugging a shoulder. âwhat do they smell like?âÂ
Dylan laughed with his friend, âFair enough, thereâs probably nothing out of the ordinary about the headstones.â He looked back up at the trees, entranced by how big and mighty they were.  âIâve always wondered about what it would be like to be a tree. Do you think theyâre sentient? People always say that they arenât, but I donât know.â Lost for a few moments, he eventually crouched down, squinting at the headstone once again.  âPatricia! I wonder what her life was like.â If it wasnât weird to hang out in a cemetery, Dylan would have wanted to go back to it and allow himself time to read through the headstones more thoroughly, and try to imagine what peopleâs lives had been like. But they had a job to do, a reason to be there, and he tried to bring himself back to the present.
âThatâs what I was thinking, too. They smell like oak, but thereâs also a sweet smell. You know when you get to the bottom of a packet of sour patch kids? And thereâs the sugar in the bottom and it smells really sour and sweet? Thatâs what Iâm picking up on. Weird, right?â Maybe he was just being paranoid. In any case, thinking about sour patch kids was making him hungry.
thejordanaâ:
âYou are starting to make me think you got me to join a cult. Next youâll be talking about matching bracelets or something,â she chuckled, running her hands up and down her arms. It wasnât that she didnât like Dylan, there wasnât anything not to like but the fact he smelt familiar always sent fear down her spine and it wasnât as if she could explain it to anyone. They wouldnât understand. Part of her wanted to ask him if he felt the same thing but then that would be admitting that she was different and she wasnât going to do that any time soon.  âFor once I wonât be mean and say I told you so if it turns out I was right, think yourself lucky,â she murmured before walking away, missing the fact that he holds out his hand. She canât say sheâs all that surprised when he runs past her and part of her wants to do the same, to stretch her legs because they were aching to do so but she bit down on her bottom lip instead, trying to control what she was feeling. The best thing for her to do would be to walk away from Dylan and try and keep as much space between them as possible but he hadnât done anything wrong for her to do that, plus she didnât want him asking questions as to why. Instead, she was going to have to deal with it.Â
Letting him talk, mainly to himself, Jordana made sure to follow after him but swallowed down the number of smells she was getting. One standing out clearer than anything else. She didnât know if it meant anything but above everything else was a distinct smell of blood. Not sure whether to say anything, she didnât notice heâd stopped until she bumped into his back and she looked around him to see what he was doing. âI donât smell anything,â she lied, somewhat grateful that he had picked up on it so she didnât have to mention it. âYouâre probably just imagining it.â Jordana should have known that he would follow the scent anyway and as he walked away, she allowed herself to sniff at the air for a minute. He was right, that much was clear but she didnât know what it would mean in terms of them looking for something. It could have been nothing. After a few seconds, she followed after him and jogged a little until she was caught up. âHow are you able to smell blood in a container?â She figured she would ask, curious to see what he would say. âYou must have a good nose on you.â Tucking her hands in her jacket, she looked around the area before they came across an opening. Walking a little faster, she noticed something on the ground and she bent down to see a vial filled with a quarter of blood. âLooks as if your nose was on point.â
âAre you just saying that because deep down, you know that youâre wrong?â Dylan canât help but tease, even though he wouldnât have minded hearing a âtold ya so.â âSorry!â He grimaced when she walked into him, turning around to make sure she hadnât stumbled. It was a little surprising to him that she was claiming she couldnât smell the blood, because it was pretty freakinâ clear, at least to him. But maybe heâd just had more practice sniffing things out, or getting used to his abilities. As much as he found the back and forth banter amusing, he couldnât help but feel a little bit defensive about the accuracy of his nose. Without it, what did he have to offer group on this investigation? âImagining it? There may as well be a neon sign pointing to it.â It was almost involuntary at that point, he couldnât help but want to investigate further.
Finally stopping again, Dylan quirked a brow and looked at Jordana again.  âThatâs kind of my whole thing as a werewolf, isnât it? Super sniffer, super strong, all that.â He wasnât sure of what she was trying to do. Did she genuinely not experience any of the same things that he did? From what he could tell, the whole Bridgemead pack had a heightened sense of smell. Maybe she hadnât fully tapped into hers yet. Or maybe she was pretending that she wasnât like he was. He couldnât really tell. Lost in thought, Dylan barely noticed that Jordana had already made her way into the clearing. He looked around for a moment, seeing if there was anything odd, or even dangerous looking when Jordana spoke, and he ran over to her, bending down to take in what she was looking at.  âDamn.â He had been certain that he was right, but hadnât stopped to think about how strange it was to see a vial of blood, as if they were in a Spirit Halloween store in the decorations aisle. âThatâs weird, right? That is definitely not a normal thing that you see in the cemetery. Do you think someone left it here for safekeeping? What do we do with it?â He probably had a million more questions, but it wasnât fair to expect Jordana to have the answers.