#farawaystreet

[wjquotes]

Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.

[malonox]

starter call ||  @farawaystreet​

          ❝Well, then-- my other half!❞ Mr. Scratch teases, as his sing-song way of addressing the other man as ever telling. ❝I knew you’d miss me. Now tell me, is the writer’s block still treating you well?❞

[ghxstfrxquxncies]

//Starter for @farawaystreet 's muse Kurtis Trent! Merris was on one of her numerous late-night deep dives of the internet archives; more specifically, she found herself reading about all sorts of lost or destroyed religious artifacts in various cultures. She wasn't religious herself, quite to the contrary, even with her experiences and work with the supernatural... It was just a simple fascination of reading something entertaining or something with a good twist that would capture and keep her attention between clients and when she couldn't sleep. Often the results would yield nothing more than a dead-end roundabout or an uninteresting conclusion, but where was the fun in that? Nevertheless, this morning was different and had her sitting just a little bit closer to her screen and with renewed interest: According to the sources, there were such artifacts known as the Obscura Paintings. These paintings were predated sometime between the 1500s and said to have contained a demonic influence within its tapestries. It was interesting, sure, but was it that believable? Merris had to smile with the doubts of it all, getting the sense that this was more storytelling than truth. Despite this, she continued to read on. These paintings had since disappeared, feared destroyed or lost to time. Still, when all seemed like it was leading Merris to the eventual 'dead-end rabbit hole' as she expected, an included footnote had her all the more intrigued: there was not one but two connections to these paintings that were still left unaccounted for. A mention of some sort of cult and a gateway to an unearthly plain that made the Bermuda Triangles seem like a theme park ride. Merris wanted to know more, but it was the sudden commotion at her door that stole her attention away and left the young woman somewhat irritated by the interruption. Worse yet, with an awareness of the time, it suddenly put into perspective that not only was this unwelcomed but untimely. Slowly she rose from her couch, cell phone in hand, silently and carefully making her way over to her door. Her heart beating within her ears was deafening within the silence. "What do yall want? Not takin' appointments at this hour."

[wolfvirago-m]

Send 👉👈 for a plot idea if we have been mutuals for a while but haven’t interacted yet [accepting]

@farawaystreet​ said:  ( 👉👈 Now that I'm suddenly a multimuse, I'd be down for some plotting, if you'd like to discuss other characters! )

;; sure thing! Feel free to reach out in dms, I can give you my discord handle (*^▽^*)

[zachariahs]

Fear-Themed Headcanon Questions || Status: No Longer Accepting  farawaystreet asked:( The Dark: Did your muse sleep with a nightlight as a child? Curses: Does your muse believe in good/bad luck? How about karma? )

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Curses: Does your muse believe in good/bad luck? How about karma?

It’s hard to not believe in good or bad luck when the Bureau houses a luck and probability research lab. So that’s a definite yes. And as far as anything goes, Trench considers himself to have incredibly bad luck more often than not. As for Karma? It’s not exactly proven by the FBC, but with everything he knows-- it’s most likely real as well. Peoples thoughts do influence the OOPs, so why not something intangible as well?